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As an instanoe of the good prices the fanri«ra are receiving for their producc this season, the representn- - tive of one big fiirin informs the Hawera Star "that already surpluses arc arriving on account of cheese shipments Hfe was distributing" £2400 amongst Taranaki factories, and a further sum will arrive immediately. These amounts are over and above the 6d per lb f.o.b. already advanced. Among iJits sovoral humane works - f tlie Salvation Army is that connected with the war. In Belgium they are doing all that is posible to mitigate the ffsnerings of the people; also among the refugees in England. The chairman of the British Red Cross Society has acknowledged with thanks the gi f t of five ambulance cars. Money sent in to Commissioner. Hodder. Box 1">. "IV Aro, Wellington, will be spent to the beat advantage in caring for tin soldiers and t&eir wives and children. Professor Jtawsitt, oi Sydney University who is on. a short visit to Palmerston, informs a reporter that there was no visible increase in the cost of living in of the war. Bread lonf when he left though there was some talk of increasing the price to -Id. He appeared surprized to learn that bread was about to cost 3d a loaf in Wellington. It is anticipated by some who are in a position to form a correct opinion "that the price of beef will be extremely high nest winter, for the reason that the works are now killing cattle that are really only in store condition, thtis drawing on supplies that would ordinarily be ready for killing by the winter. - Broken Hill is a. town of violent contrade. Up till Saturday. December 19. the place had been stewing in heat wavering between 100 and 104 degrees Fahr. in the shade. On the Sunday fain fell, or rather rushed, earthward in a roaring torrent—and in less Mian an hour 113 points had fallen. The city streets were flooded, traffic, had to lie suspended for a time, and all the dry creeks flooded over in great style It was the finest Christmas box ima- , girmblo for the parched desert city. "My Bead Is stuffed with a cold!''■VTiy don't you get "Nazol"P A ■ tev.' whiffs of this honest specific ' through a. Nazol Inhaler will effect a speedy relief. 1 8 6d buys 60 doses— Adrt-7

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 January 1915, Page 3

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391

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 January 1915, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 January 1915, Page 3

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