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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 697, 22 August 1914, Page 3

I / i of Grass Seeds just landed for Large These show a very high

1914 ELECTIONS. Planks in the Farmers' Platform ■ —————— — by Laidlaw Leeds. No. I PROHIBITION ; Certainly we are decidedly in favor of Prohibition—Na"' hibition of the retailer's big profits—of the heavy working expenses and the double handling charges added to the goods by the retailer, that make them dearer for the farmer. We believe in prohibition of a system that forces the man who pays to slioulclei the bad debts of those who can't or wont settle their accounts. Why should you pay 15% to 40% more for your goods when Laidlaw Leeds' Wholesale Warehouse is open to you.' Why should you be forced to pay two profits when our factory-to-iaim method of supply is saving thousands for the farmers ot lNew Zealand. We believe in the PROHIBITION of everything which makes the farmer pay more for his goocis than is necessary. The proof that many useless expenses are now added to goods is. proved by the wholesale prices in our 440 page No. o Catalog. Send for a copy-it's free-aud turn to pages 18 to 24 and see what some of our constituents who put us in last election have to say or our administrations. M „ . 7 , „„,,_*. Another plank \ncxt week. (There's a reason for our wonderful growth.) E2 (Our Guarantee: Satisfaction or money back.) SUPPLIERS OF EVERYTHING IN THE WIDE WORLD DIRECT TO YOU AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Wholesale Merchants Warehouse—Corner of Hofoson & Wyndham Sts., Auckland %\M%»'-Ww

ALL NIGHT Urgent Medicines Dispensed Night or Day. Night Bell on Door. J. E. WALKER, Established 1904. Next GREEN & COLEBROQK'S, TE KUITI. Phone 28b