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Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 October 1913, Page 1

.Molasses in Casks.- -£-1 10s pel' ton, or 2(is per scwt cask; Os (id per cwt case. Chalt;. Oaten sheaf £0 10s per ton ex store. Special quotations i for large lots. Hay. - Prime i'-lto £5 per ton % Sucrosine. -;l'T per ton in 200'!-. Meat and Bone Meal.--17s per 100; Us per 50 and os per 201b bag. Straw. — £'•') 10s per'ton ex store. ! Linseed Oil Cake. Nuts, Genj uine, I'Js per cwt. Meal l ; .!s (id | pei cwt. i Oats.—Feed 2s ( Jd to 2s lOd. Oats.— Crushed us 8d Russian Cape Seed Barley. - 'Js id per bushel. Seed Cape Barely. —Os Gd per bushel. Seed Oats. -Specially dressed Algerians ; !s 9d per bushel per bushel; Gartons, Sparrowbills, Duns, Storm Kings 3s (id per bus. Seed Stratagem Peas. —8s Gd per bushel. Seed Prussian Blue Peas.-- Gs (id per bushel. Most of the so-called old-fash-ioned remedies for colds, including treacle-possets and whisky-toddy, are roundabout and ineffective. But there is one sure, easy and immediate way of snring colds, sore throat, influenza or any other similar complaint. The simple way is to take a few doses of NAZOL. A bottle holding sixty doses costs Is Gd.—Advt.