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Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 January 1915, Page 3

The Prime Minister stated yesterday that a proclomation is being issued on ■ the subject of the price of wheat. Cabij net has agreed that the wheat which is being imported from Now South Wales shall be 5s 9d per bushel. Millers will be expected to sell their flour at a price proportionate to that which they are being charged l for the wheat. That, said Mr Massey, would mean a loss to the Government of something between 3d and 6d per bushel, but the exact amount could not be stated positively at present. The Featlierston County Council has been served with a writ, claiming £550 damages on account vrtf the destruction 1 of the Morrison. Bush Hall. It is alleged. says the "Wairarapa Times. t*tatspark from the Council's road roller ->viis the cause of the fire. A truck of bees in the yard at Palin erston railway station made things lively for a time yesterday (says the l'almerston Times). The truck wa> unapproachable, and all day long the bees made their presence keenly felt, carrying conviction to the railwaymeu .-Mid others and converting them into "ln>e-lpavers." There are 38,797 acres of land in this country planted in fruit trees, 2.917 acres of which were planted last season. | It is expected that 3197 acres will be planted this season. For Eczema. Burns. Wounds, l J i!es Chilblains, Ringworm, Ulcers, Bruisos, and all irritable skin diseases use Remington's Derma Ointment. Price Is 6d. 2s 6d, and 4s 6d per pot. I'he befit- soap to use for the toilet and skin is Remington's Antiseptic 1 Soap. Price Is par tablet. Ad