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Ashburton Guardian

Location

Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand

Date

Jun 11, 1921

Page

2

Farmers' Union backs control of wheat price for 1922 23

At the conference the Killinchy remit urged continued government control to fix a guaranteed wheat price for 1922-23, arguing it would aid both producers and consumers. Debate covered parity with world markets, self sufficiency for New Zealand, and timing. The amendment to refer the matter to branches was carried.

Farmers’ Union Killinchy G. Sheat New Zealand H. Wills Great Britain Sheat W.W. Mulholland R. Evang D. Bates D. Jones M.P H. M. Anderson Myr Sheat G. W. Leadley South Canterbury Otago Jones Leadley

Rates for threshing debated at North Canterbury union meet

At the New Zealand Farmers' Union conference in Christchurch the Kaiapoi branch urged rate reductions for threshing and warned of ruinous effects on cereal production. Hawarden proposed 4d a bushel for wheat and oats with contract threshing and 80 bushels per hour grain runs, while 35s per hour max for hour work.

North Canterbury New Zealand Farmers’ Union Christchurch Kaiapoi Canterbury Hawarden R. Evans H. T. Metherell Sheat

Grain Market Steady Amid Quiet Trade Amidst Mixed Movements

In a subdued week for grain and produce, Garton oats held firm yet volumes declined. North Island chaff demand eased while Marlborough supplied better quality stock. Linseed prices rose on local overseller demand, potateos show improving sentiment from Auckland, onions steady but quality complaints persist. quotes span milling wheat to linseed and bran across southern ports.

United Kingdom North Island Marlborough Cocksfoot Auckland Canterbury F.o.b Gartons Lyttelton Timaru Oamaru Porta Pollard

Butter pricing dispute voiced by National Dairy head

Wellington reports Mr Brash, secretary of the National Dairy Association, defending butter costs amid subsidy debate. He states winter prices lag summer by 4d, bulk butter at factory was 1s 113d, subsidy raises to 2s Kd, a consumer bonus not a producer gain, and warns removal would lift retail to 2s Sd per lb.

Wellington Brash National Dairy Association New Zealand England Britain

Dairy Produce Market Report from London

Butter remains quiet and unchanged while the cheese market stays flat. New Zealand white sells 115s to 116s, coloured 106s to 110s. Australian goods quoted 100s to 110s and Canadian around 98s to 104s.

London New Zealand

Nazol Cold Remedy Ad Aids Quick Relief After Events

An old advertisement promotes Nazol as a fast route to cooling a cold after theatre, dance, or party. It touts a compact pocket or bag format with 60 doses priced at 1s 6d and instructs ordering by name with no substitutes.

New Zealand Loan Agency reports dairy market notes

Cable advice from London dated June 8 states butter for New Zealand shows good demand for choicest salted but secondary grade is slow. Cheese market quoted at £5 16s 3d per cwt, with full stocks and ongoing arrivals likely to push prices down.

New Zealand New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd London

Mill owners urged to confer with Farmers' Union on threshing rates

The report notes wages of £13 6s 2d for 10 men and a driver, receipts of £5 per 1000 bushels threshed, and a 5 percent payment discount. It records friction between mill owners and workers, calls for farmer representation at a conference, and proposes mill owners confer with the Farmers' Union before setting 1921 22 threshing rates and mill-hands wagon rates.

BR. Evans Sheat Honey Kaiapoi Leadley Farmers’ Union

Slump in the Grocery Market Prompts Price Reductions

Due to the fall in wholesale costs and expected further cuts, the store slashes prices on many lines with intent to absorb losses. The ad touts broad reductions on Bread-and-Butter items, guarantees full satisfaction, daily local delivery, and a cash purchase coupon offer.

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