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(By Cable—Press Association—Copyright.) . LOXDON MARKETS. LONDON, April 5. Tallow —882 casks were offered' and 606 sold. Prices were unchanged. Copper, £136 5s to £135 15s. Electrolytic. £149. .Lead, £30 10s to £29 10s. Spelter, £55 to £52. Tin, £215 17s 6d. Silver, 36? d. BANK RATE. The bank rate has been fixed at 5 per cent. CONSOLS. Consols aro quoted at £55. AUSTRALIAN MARKETS. MELBOURNE, April 5. Barley—English 3s 9d to 4s, Cape 2s 7-Jd to 2s 9d. Oats —Milling Algerian 2s 2d, feed Is 10dto2i. Potatoes —£3 5s to £5. Onions —£4 to £4 10s. HAVARDE'N SALE. The fortnightly sal© of sheep was held at 'Hawaiden on Thursday, about 2000 being yarded, all stores. Pricas vero as follows: —S.m. ewes 24s lid to 27s sd, two-tooth ewes 18s 8d to 295, full-mouth ewes up to 15s 10d, six-tooth up to 24s lid,-mixed. 1 sex lambs up 'to 16s id, cull lambs up to 10s. GERALDINE RAM AND EWE FAIRSome seven, thousand ewes and two hundred rams wer© yarded for tho annual ram and ewe fair at Geraldine. English Leicester rams irealised from 5J guineas to one guinea, Border-Leices-ters from 5J guineas down, Romney ewes 2 guineas, 50 aged rams sold, ait from 4to H guineas. Two-tooth ewes brought from 39s <xl down, two-tooth 'thrce-quarterbreds from 39s 6d to 236 3d, two-tooth halfbreds from 29s 6d down, four-tooth three-quarterbreds 26s 9d, four-tooth halfbreds 35s 2d, threeshear ewes realised: 32s Id and 30s, four-shear ewes 27s to 36s 9d, fourand six-tooth ewes 28s sd, four and: eight-tooths 29s 7d. two, four, six and eight-tooths 26s 9d, full-month ewes 20s 5d to 13s id, full-mouth three-quar-terbreds 22s 9d, full and failingmouths 19s 6d to 13s 6d, cnllod ewes 25s Id to 20s.
NOT ILL BUT NOT WELL? ASK LOAiSBY, ABOUT IT.—When home remedies fa.il and you are net bad enough for the doctor, just "call and "Ask Loaaby About It." I have prescribed for over 72,000 _ people in Chrietaburch and surrounding districts. * I do not think there is a town in Now Zea-, land that I have not sent medicine to Grateful patients have written and advised their friends to "Ask I/oaeby About It." I aat always busy prescribing;. If I wero not successful I" would not be. Indigestion, Nervousness. Constipation, Headaches, Noises in Head, Tired and Weary, Palpitation, Loss of Sl-ecp, Ansemia, Poverty of Blood, Sore Lo«?s. Skin. Diseases, and any minor ailment euccosafully treated. Adulte 3e> 6d; children 2a Gd. Countrv patients treated by letter. Send 6b Gd and full list of eymptoms. and we post ycu double-sized bottle post free: A. If. T/OASBY (with W. F. McAntlmr), tho Only Prenaribinfc Chemist, 679 Colombo ntreet, Chri&'cliurch. 3406
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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15869, 7 April 1917, Page 10
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