James McIntyre(1828?–1906) · Poems of James McIntyre · 1889
When Ranney left his native state With his industrious, skilful mate, They settled down in Dereham Then, no dairymen lived near them.
It sailed with triumph o’er the seas, ’Twas hailed with welcome queen of cheese.
Early and bright in bygone years One of a noble form appears, Resolved the milk flood shall go forth Flowing o’er his county to the north, Now Perth has cheese crop large and fine Thanks to cheese champion Ballantyne.