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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 123, 26 May 1937, Page 4

VOTE OF CONFIDENCE :—♦ NATIONAL PARTY LEADER The following motion was carried unanimously at a' well-attended meeting of friends and supporters of the National Party held in the Record Hall, Upper Hutt, last evening:—'That the residents of Upper Hutt and surrounding districts do place their entire and absolute confidence in the leader of the New Zealand National Party, the Hon. Adam Hamilton." LEVIN STOCK SALE NO CHANCE IN PRICES At the Levin stock sale yesterday Abraharh and Williams, Ltd., offered small yardings, particularly of sheep. Prices were on a par with late rates, no variation being apparent in any section. The .quality of pork submitted was decidedly lower than that" of recent offerings, though anything well finished made full value. A total clearance was effected under the hammer at the following^ prices:—Pigs: Porkers, light, 23s <4d to 28s; medium, 30s to £2; heavy, £2 4s to £2 10s; baconers, £3 Is to £3 10s; choppers, 15s to £2; slips, 7s 6d to 15s; stores, 17s 6d to 255. Sheep: Fat ewes, 22s 6d to . 24s 9d; lambs, 22s to 23s Bd. Cattle: Fat cows, £3 Is to £5 2s 6d; runners, £2 12s 6d to £3 18s; vealers, 35s to £2 ss; store cows, £2 to £2 15s; heifers, r.w.b., £3 10s; P.A. cows, £7 lQs. Dairy stock: Springing cows, £2 7s 6d to £5; springing heifers, £4 10s. ; Th^ New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., report the usual offerings of cattle and pigs, and a small yarding of sheep.. Realisations, which were much on, a par with, late rates, were 'as follows:^-Pigs: Small .stores, 14s to 17s; good; 18s to £1;' light pork, 26s to 325; medium, 35s to. £2 3s; light baco.i, £3 to £3 4s, .Cattle: F,at cows, light, ex dairy, £3 10s to -£4 ss;. medium, £4 10s to £5 11s; vealers, £1 5s to £2 7s 6d; store cows, £1 17s to £3; dairy cows, springing, medium sorts, £4 ; 5s to £4, 10s. Sheep: Fat lambs, 22s to 30s; store lambs, 10s 2d to 13s sd. . / : MAKAEA CLEARING SALE. Wright, Stephenson, and • Co., IJtd., held a successful clearing sale recently on account of Messrs. Slevers Bros., South Makara, Wellington. There was a large attendance of buyers and stock :ame forward in good order. The following prices were realised:—S.M.: ewes,' early shorn, good frame and showing wellih lamb, 30s 6d; gelding, four • years, £38 10s; mare, five, i^ears,. with filly. , foal at fqot, £51; nare, .aged, in foal, £7 ss; gelding, jged, £10; cows, autumn calvers. £7 ;o £13; cows'in milk,'£6 5s to £9 2s id; cows; spring calvers, £5 12s 6d to £7; heifers, small, spring calvers, £4 12s 6d to ;£5 17s Gd; yearling heifers, £2 6s to J£3■■Bs.fid.. . FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. . : - ; ■ -♦- —— . Prices of fruit, vegetables, and other jroduce in. the Wellington markets this veek are quoted by Laery.. and Co., _,td., Thompson Bros., Ltd., Geb. Thomas and Co., Ltd., W. Burbidge md Co., Ltd., D. Bowie and Co., Ltd., ;nd Townsend and Paul, Ltd., as folApples (new season's): Granny Smith, is to 9s 6d per bushel case; cookers, . s to 7s 6d; Jonathans; 4s to 7s; Deliious, 4s to 8s 6d; Stunners, 6s to s. Passion fruit: 10s to '14s per halfase. Pears: Winter Coles, 9s to 13s ler three-quarter case; cookers, 6s to s 6d; Keiffersj 7s to 9s. Lemons: 'hoice, 16s to 23s per bushel; others, s to 14s. Tomatoes: Local, coloured, s to 4s per half-case; local, ripe, 3s dto 8s;. tree tomatoes, 7s to 12s. Jrapes: Hothouse, 2s, to 2s 5d per lb. /farrows: Is 6d.t0.25.6d per case. Kuneras: 4s to 5s per sugar bag. Hothouse cans, lOd to Is l|d per lb. Pie melons: : s'to 10s'per sack. Sprouts: 6s to :9s d per bag. Potatoes: 6s to 8s 6d per . wt.- Pumpkins: 5s to 13s per sack. ■ lauliflowers: 4s to 10s per sack. Cabage: Is Cd to 4s per sack.. Lettuce: 4s ■ 39s per case. Spinach: 2s 6d to16s 9d er case. Swedes: 2s to 4s per case. Carrots: 4s to 8s per case. Parsnips: 3s d 6s per case. Beetroot: Is 6d to 3s d per case. Celery: 6s to 9s, 3d per ase. Leeks: 5d to 9d per bunch. >nions:'7s 6d'to 9s per cental bag. thubarb: 6s to 10s per dozen bunches. Walnuts: 7d to 8d per lb. - Eggs: A grade, 2s 7d per dozen; ledium, Is lOd. ;'■■■"'. ■'■ ■ ■ .Jlarket Gardeners, Ltd., Wellington, nnounce values of fruit and vegetables •'.. 3ld at yesterday's;. ■, sales:—Fruit:: :,, ipnles: Jonathans,! 4s to 6s per,..case; '?: lelicious, 4s 6d -to '7s 6d;:: Granny mith, 6s to Bs. 6tl; Ballarats, ss! to .. 3 6d; Stunner,, 4s 6d' to 7s; Dunns, 4s ■■- 3d to 6s. Pears: Winter Cole, .8s to ' 3s; Keiffers, 7s to Bs'6d; P; Barry, 9s 1. .Tomatoes:' 2s 6d to 4s 9d. Veget- ' ; bles:1 Marrows: Is to 2s 6d per case. : umpkins: 3s to 4s: Swedes: 2s: to 3s; '. eetroot, Is 6d to 2s. Silverbeet:' 6d to ;. Carrots: 5s to 6s 9d. Lettuce: 3s ) 4s. Celery: '6s 3d., Spinach: .4s to Bs. prouts: 6s to Bs. Potatoes: 3s 6d. Caulio.wers: 4s to 8s per sack. Cabbage: 2s ) 3s Gd. Swedes: 4s to ss. . Potatoes: .7 to £8 10s per ton. Onions: 8s 6d gr cental bag; Parsnips: 2s to 6s per .'• szen bunches.1 Leeks: 5s to 7s. Beet)ot, 2s to 4s. ' Turnips: 2s. Rhubarb: s to 6s 6d. Radish: 45.. Carrots: 4s to /S. ;';,.;'.. ■.., ... COLLEGE OLD BOYS. —♦ -' ■ ': Old boys of Wellington College are invited to attend the annual meeting of the association at the college at 8 o'clock tonight. Several important questions affecting.flhance' and future social activities . are raised by the annual report, and. the views of all members .or ', intending.. members on these matters are sought. , After the, business part of the meeting members • will meet. at supper 'in ' the college \ social room." ■ :l■•;■' •. - ■'» : ■ ! Pile SuffErers you can only get quick, .safe and lastIng relief by removing the cause—conges-\ tion ol blood in the lower bowel.: Nothing but an Internal remedy can: do this—that's why cutting and salves fail. Dr. Leonhardt's Vaculoid, a pleasant tablet, act! so thoroughly thnt broken, bleeding, swollen veins often start to shrink and heal in 4 or. 5 days! In fact, it is guaranteed to quickly and safely banish any form of Pile misery, I or money back. Chemists everywhere sell I Vaculoid with this- guarantee. - m It has often been stressed by prominent l scientists that goitre, anaemia, debility and - t nervous disorders are caused through lack I of organic iodine and certain mineral substances, in our/diet, and to prevent this t: deficiency more sea products should be a eaten. This has been: proved by the re- It markable success of a new preparation, ai specially rich in organic iodine, and pre- {J sented in the form of palatable tablets. of I-O-ZAN : A Pure Oyster Product 5 AMAZING RESULTS... dS Q.ynedin man writes: "Lost weight for two years— nervous wreck. Three weeks treatment restored D normal health." ni Gore young lady says: " Unable to sleep for months . ri —nearly postponed wedding. 1-O-Zan cured me ) s almost at once." .-:■-.. aJ GOITRE REDUCED ... ar Invercargill lady reports; "Two week's treatment w noticeably reduced my goitre and improved my health all round." ■ ,j. 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