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Hokitika Guardian, 29 April 1920, Page 3

There is a generally easier tone about the Eastern produce markets (says Friday's Wellington “Post”). Desiew ; »te(| cocoanut, tapiocas, pepper, mid spip.es, and other produce have materially fal|oi] in price; hut there lias been a susbtam tial drop in the price of tea in both Australia and Colombo. Australia is not, of course, a teo-gwving country, hut Melbourne and Sydney are very important sources of supply for the New Zealand market, which also takes tea from Colombo itself. The Australian trade puchnscs its requirements from all teagrowing countries —India, Ceylon, Java, and China, and, to an inconsiderable extent, from Japan. In fact, Sydney might be called the Mincing-lane of Australasia.

Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, For Coughs and Cold? never fails 1/0. 2/0. Tan hoots are easily dirtied, but this can be quicldy got over if you use “TANOT'-” it cleans, polishes and preserves.