THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, LIMITED.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 April 1916, Page 3

THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, LIMITED.

\V oiling ton, April y • Potatoes are still plentiful, JNortn Island iinee being badily affected with blight. Values have fallen consequent, on large shipments from the youth. Wheat and oats are steady and the demand is fairly good. Poliam and bran allow a .slightly tumor tendency. Largo sales of chaff are still taking place at satisfactory rates. l'ork is in good demand and prices have improved. iloney is selling well and the demand is. good. .Business in glass seed i« good especially imported western wolths ryegrass for groen feed. , »-n Vegetables.—Cabbages and catmnowers «re coming to hand in small pareels and cau.se keou competition. Choice lines of lettuce are fetching ir, prices, but inferior lines are hard to quit. Carrots, "\vlnte turnips ud parsnips are keenly sought after at good prices. -Marrows and pumpkins are coming to hand in restricted quantities - and satisfactory prices .ire being realized. Swedes are in good demand. - Fruii.—Tomatoes are fairly plentUul but values have weakened. ApDles and peare are coming to bond in larger quantities and only tirst-class lines Jvring satisfactory prices. Tiemons arc in short supply. Cape gooseberries are very scarco and eagerly enquired for. " Poultry is in good de.maiul for faster and we can do, with large supplies.