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auctions. t H. MATSON AND 00. AGAIN FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE, AGAIN FOOT AND MOUTH DISHA|®AQAIJJ FOOT AND JIOUTH DISB^BE. An outbreak has hoen discovered in Sussex, and a 16-n>il« ra(Jnis U SO** Prohibited. Wo ars in receipt ot ft litter, -the write* of which cam to New Zealand, in 1876. For the prevous 11 years lie had worked on his father'a fara, ans actually had all tliqir awn cattle dowfl With thfl Fpot and Mouth Dieeftee. ifc> say* Btn« that period he hag bqep Home eight t>W eß _j and every time lies Jias, gope Jlome Fpqt «iifj Mouth Blgens IIRK feen m P«e PWt fl England or another. , . Why Now Zealand wants to facilitate importation of Stock from Great Britain—we do not know. Our .flocks leave vary little to be desired, and should they want building up with bone, "Seece, or carcase, the tray 1 " init of the individual stock-owiier Should be sufficient to proyide the remedy in the method of feeding and application of minerals, etc, H. WATSON and 00. '£IUT OUT THE MIDDLE MAN," Most of us in our time have usedtlie l>hras<s: "Cut out tho middle man. Most of us have received or giveu that advice, It iiT one of tha catchwords that are exchanged when men ara talking flt large about business, as they do in a railway (j»rr»ftge or at a committee meeting. Young men use it around the time they chftnKo over frojn « cigarette to a pipe. Old ®« n it o? tha club lire. Thofe who follow experience rather than catchwords know that it is difficult, and often unprofitable, to cut out thn «n<|dle They have found that the middle every other in the business world, exists by tbb service ho rendora, and M aa be coases to givo that uorvica he cuts Jnpseif out.' The boarding-house keeper rcad * fishermen in the harbour aro Kettmg a farthing * poundfor she has to pay ' n * et her iirnfltuhla it would be if she could get uer fish direct from the trawler. The skipper thinks how profitable it would bo if ll JoJSd de#r direct with the boarding-house keeper. But it is a long way from port to Sty*' If iJje two are to be brought into touch sonie sort of-organisation has to be would be boardinc-house Ipeepev decides it woum -o» Advantageous tq combine U" that of the house next door and that of bet s&S :&£<"£ organisation and the middle jnep coipq into . exigence. "So It i« <with pearls and potatoes, and csbbjfges. Consnmnrs and Blowers alike unsimodically grumble at the jjiiddlo man. tbfy try to do for theroseives what the middle man has been 4 0I °& f ° r ih«m If they find thai ho '•a* l»Wt render ing ibflW "Q ssprics lie is and pasiea out of existence like every other person who tries to live by for nothing. Moat often they/indthat the men between the potatoes in the field- and the a function at least as JlfcuU as growing potatoes, are doing something for the eater ud 1 the grower ootier wi*e cbepp y tK B » thsy could do »t fo* thema«lv«9Th« nrosess of production of fflto tat'lmiw toV after the tR»n St the 3 Jhw dope liVshilt. vs Tha rnan vbo - devinMl an B4wtlsomeflt which market ie a# W«h » «■* producer afihe hewer or"the cheeKwnlghtnnan. «a.'W si&vS'?A»s»-s« bythe dristic surgery of economip ■. ' - " ' nwT« t v, j iu»ines» and the spimd advice eft reposted by ttf.'-WfJI, dwing the pre- , sent) period of readjustment, be appre<U»ted; and remcinbered by many of tbaae who thotilpht that qur policy was, perhaps, not modern eflough. TT- Vatooa and Oo.'s advice and serTica am fetill available- Surely the fact tM V»jatfOC«SSTpxjlTf cwduct cqtr -own hIWfF and that ol a great t&M* IfadtfpeiiSflWkna -frfle farming ia eojllcient to Sodace jota to try us at •f ' i& sack that we> beUave to get a tri»l 1 icoiwrignmant meani 'another perroap'U "t! f 1/ 31 1 i.Hrtw'-jWJ, I •i'Y'i 1 -' sa'''4' ill *■ J - afaf&B ftf J'!-,: hs: SiTOWaI—Why »»t *ee VWpI SCO? s?lwy f» is a, portion'to S'.jWtobli: Hr^erjties, hsa^nfto pmi OOflt FSi " craiinr'hlll''ctmo''T F m 111 'Mwp* II X, a, > . 1 vr w^t " |V r O.K' ; ' "i , 1 Ik' 8 Mi US'-ii m - s M ■WMrtQS !!* 00., WTIP W Tipi • - v i ■« • ■ g»'fi * ' !:'■{? i» fr&m! i'" jjj' Jpr fi j|V .'V' 1 J. ' 1 ' * l I '.-P. t [ y-\

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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20179, 6 March 1931, Page 20

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Page 20 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20179, 6 March 1931, Page 20

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