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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2922, 7 November 1916, Page 8

CONCESSION TO ITALIAN : GOODS According to the last issue of the' ™«1" published by tho. Italian Chamber of Commerce in London, received by Mr. J. H. Fagni, consular agent for ■Italy vn Auckland, oil goods shipped to tho United Kingdom from Italy havo been exempt from the requirement of consular certificate of origin. It should be noted, tho . Jonrnal" adds, that this very welcome concession applies to shipments to tho Unr/id Kingdom, to British colonies not possessing a responsible Government, and to British protectorates, including Egypt. Tho Government of India, Australia, New Zealand, and tho South African colonies have subsequently adopted tno same measure. • The Waingawa freezing works will open for the season on Monday next. Some there are who hold it a coincidence thnt factories turning out the host cheese and-showing bigger profits are those equipped with Victor Vats; It is moro than a coincidence—it is teasonable, and the Victor Vat supplies the reason. Its sloping bottom and improved middle drainage—its scientific principle—these are responsible for excllence. Get details. A. J. Parton, Sheet Metal and Plumbing Works, Carterton—Advt. Whether you order one ton or thirty your order will be railed one day after receipt of order! This applies to Tui fertilizers, which are made up for local soils—"local. manures for local soils." Pull particulars on application to Hodder and Tolley Ltd., Dept. D, Palmorston North. Glad to answer inquiries — Advt. Mr. G. L. Rces, of Hastings, won the homing pigeon race held on Saturday under the auspices of the Hastings Homing Pigeon Club. The race was from Khandallah, about 105} miles airline, and twenty birds competed. The winner's time was 1036.7 yards per minute.

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