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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1247, 2 October 1911, Page 2

Snno gratifying statements- are being made akmt I lie wheat harvests this ,vear, and imiiiiries amongst well-known millers and agriculturists, especially in Wiltshire, reveal prospects of a first-class season both ill the quantity and quality of the grain. Wheat has been earh"threshed) and delivered to tho mills fully W seora Sib. per sack—a most: unusual weight, M is not only in Wiltshire that the crew have been unusual, In many parts e! t'he southern and eastern districts the cereal is in splendid condition. The flout is .emarkably tine, and as millers consider thai it is not likely lo be so low' in price as last season, tiie farmers: will benefit considerably. Those engaged in the wheat trade s|K>ak of the year ISi/S as lining n record one, but it is anticipate ixl that the weight tirr sack in that .war —1.1 scon l 101b—will lw almost reached this season. For Branchial Coughs take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is. Gd.*