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f AUSTRALIAN A', N. 7.. OABLK ASSOCIATION] FOOD PRTC'E.q. (Received fliisj day at 1(1.03 a.pi.) SYDNEY, May 6. ' The Government statistician reports from the outbreak of the war to the armistice, food prices increased 30-" per cent? find since tin* armistice luid advanced to 81.2 per cent, SYDNEY-FRISCO SERVICE. , SYDNEY, May 6. The Union Company is resuming the monthly Sydney to San Francisco service in November, converting tlieir vessels to oil burners. WHEAT SILOS. *’ ' SYDNEY, May (>. Cfibinet has decided tp complete the erection of wheat silos throughout the State by day labour, at a cost of one million. BALLOT MISSES. MELBOURNE, May (3. A ballot of woolgrowurs to decide whether the scheme for controlling the disposal of wool be adopted lias concluded, It is unofficially stated that the required 75 per cent in favour of the scheme was not obtained.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 May 1920, Page 3
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