BACON AND HAM

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 115, 9 February 1920, Page 4

BACON AND HAM

CONTROL OF PRICES CEASES.

Following the conference recently of the Prime Minister with representatives of fanners, bacon emw, >\Wale cli>-r-i w- ,ind reta'.'.ers of bacon, tho (Government has <lr-citK'd to. ~ ' l ® O?d PW -;n-Co.m c il fixing maximum im* for bacon ami hams. Iho - It'.ct M t 5 revocation will be that prices «i bacon and linins will no lon«ev be conholl (1. Tho wlwle of tie bacon cured "J « Dominion will, however, I* Donvnion consumption 11s ~rohibiK »nd. in addition to .11s, w "i n view to augmentim,- supph'"-. the dntj on bacon ami luims imported from ?■ istrolia lias been remitt.-'..

Sunday last (Septuagesima Sunday) boing tho tenth anniversary of tho ln>in>- of tho foundation stone of bt. j.ilvm'fl Church, Ivastbourno, special.eervices were held during the day, .the _vicar, Kev. 0. y\. Stent, M.A., preaching »' {'»« morning, and the liov. Archdeacon .Tohnson, AI.A., taking the evening wivilo. There was also a special mens sen ice in the afternoon, when the lif • B'U lock, C.F., Dominion organiser of tlio Church of England J! en s Society, JW an address. There were large cont rogations at all the services, and appropriate lessons and hymns were take . Tho last week ot Davis and uatei a big Summer Clearance is aniioiinci'rt. Digger bargains than ever await «arly shoppers, and Indies would do wo.l »o <** • «t once. 15 per cent eft all lna'k.d prices. Davis and Clatur. l.adies and Gentlemen's Outfitters, 21G l.ambtnn Quay.—Advt. As a result of a meeting of the Brewers' Society (England), at which tho Hop Controller exulairccl the position, it has been decided to ask for a continuance for live more rears of the present system ot lion control, in order to enable growers to ronlant up to their pre-war acreago undor a miaronteo of reasonable profit, and to assure brewore of on increasing supply of hops.