R K CONST R ITT lON I> ROC E EDING. BRISBANE. February 19. Reconstruction and cleansing work in tiie flooded towns is proceeding rapidly so far fifteen bodies have been recovered at; Ingham, hut nine are still missing. Aeroplane services are being organised to supply rations to a number of towns still isolated, owing to the destruction of railway lines. PRICE OF BREAD REDUCED. BRISBANE. February 19. As a result of a drop in flour prices the Board of Trade Commissioner in Brisbane reduced the price of bread at Charleville by a half-penny per loaf. The master bakers decided to discontinue baking if a reduction were insisted oil. and the town is now without bread.
Insist on Sharland’s Table Vinegar. Rest for salads and pickles. Free from mineral acids. Bottle and bulk. All tbo best grocers.-r- t 4drfc.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 February 1927, Page 2
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138Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 19 February 1927, Page 2
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