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Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9853, 5 November 1924, Page 2

DAIRY PRODUCE. ORDERS FOR BUTTER AXI) CHEESE. ADVANCE OX LONDON MARKETS The secretary cf n group of district dairy companies informed a Standard reporter that he had received cables from London asking for 21 hours' options on butter and cheese. More offers, he said, had been received recently than for 12 months past. The prices quoted mere an advance on present Lcndoi! rates. Discussing the effect of the British elections on these offers., our informant said that the cables were probably lodged on election day so that, if a stable Government was returned, big business could be done. "It goes to show/'’ lie added, ‘That there is a large sum cf money available for investment in Britain once the country is assured of a Government such as must now follow the Labor Party. In this respect the result of the elections is of great promise to this country.” “Only the'fit survive”—Shaw. The bustle of modern life exacts a henvv toll on the general health. Weakened, run-down constitutions are more susceptible to prevailing complaints—coughs, colds and influenza—and it is wise to have a good remedy like Baxter’s Lur.g Preserver, always liaiKv. “Baxter’s” is celebrated far and wide as an unfailing specific for head colds, throat colds, and" chest colds, ns well as for coughs, bronchitis ir.fliy enza. ami asthma. In addition, “Baxter’s” possesses splendid tonic properties for enriching and revitalising the blood. Large bottle T-'S. Chemists and stores. Family rf ize 4,'G.—l No bad after-effects with WADE'S WORM FIGS. Wonderful Worm Worriers. AU Chemists.