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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 241, 6 July 1920, Page 8

The bakers in Palrnerston North have ttiven notico of tlieir intention to raise the price of bread as from Mondny, when the price will be Gd. for the 41b. loaf over the counter, with an extra halfpenny for delivery. Palrnerston North experienced the wettest June for 6even years. During thirteen days' rain the gauge registered 4.64 inches. That good classes of poultry continue to realise good prices is evidenced by the fact that at a sale of white Leghorn hens and pullets at Mr. J. W. Stuckoy's poultry farm at Himitangi on Friday pullets realised from 18s. to 50s. per pair, averaging nearly 355. Hens made from lis. to 255. per pair, and roosters to 318.' each.

THE GREAT WESTERN TIMBER . COMPANY, LTD. This company is being formed with a capital of .£125,000 to open up 10,000 acres of forest in South Wcslkand, alongside the port of Okarito. When in full operation —say after twelve months—the company hopes to have an export of six million feet of timber per annum from the three mills which it is intended to establish. With the prevailing keen, demand for timber, and v the .high prices' which nro sure to 'be maintained in the future, the financial prospects of the company are very bright. Full particulars ere given in li boollet, ''Monarchs. of the Forest," which can be obtained from any branch of the Bank of Now Zealand, or from Mr. Arthur Petherick, F.1.A., N.Z., F.P.A., N.Z., Public Accountant, Winder's BuMng, Wellington; J. A. Bruce, 27 Panama Street, Wellington; or Messrs. Frank Graham and Son, Christchurch.— Advt.

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