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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 February 1915, Page 3

A small shopkeeper was fined 5e at Welliugton for Belling a pennyworth jf sweets to a child on Sunday. There never havo been wool sales in Auckland more keenly contested than the second series of the 1914-15 senson, which were held yesterday. Buyers numbered 30 : represontatives <>l England, France, America and Mow Zealand. Most of the bidding came from English buyers", but at least one French, representative was operating etxensively. The buoyancy of the market surprised the most optiniisitc oS farmers and brokers, the valuation ot the latter being substantially exceeded all the way through. Generally speaking prices showed an all round increase of about 2d pee lb as compared with those which ruled) at the second sales last season. The total offerings woie much less than those of the corresponding sales t of last year, 5929 bale*, ns compared with 11,256. The Levin Borough Council lias decided to sue for all rates not pai<J before the Ist March. 1915. A POINT FOR GOOD HOUSEWIVES. On the best appointed tables you invariably find the best vinegar—Sharland's. This mellow vinegar is brewed from malt and sugar, and is free from mineral acids. It more than satisfies the requirements of the Food and Brags Act. The flavour of Sharland's Vinegar is piquant and palatable. It is simply the making of salads. For pickling, there fo no hotter vinegar on the market. Sold by all grocers in bottles and bulk.