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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 70, 12 July 1912, Page 8

Citizens and Settlers! Please Compare THE Two Customs Tariffs AND Reflect Upon Their Inequality. AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH **■ TARIFF. (This door ia practically closed to New Zealand.) Flour per cental, 2s. 6d. Oatmeal and Rolled Oats ... id per lb. (Equals £4 13s. 4d. per ton) Bran arid Sharps per cental, Is. Potatoes per cwt, Is. Butter and Cheese per lb., 3d. Wheal! per cental, Is. 6d. Oat» , per cental, 1«. 6d.

NEW ZEALAND TARIFF. (About 150 per cent. lower than Aus< tralia. Is not our door wido open to Australia?) Flour per cental, Is. Oatmeal and Rolled Oats in bulk per cental, Is. Rolled Oats, in packets ... 20 per cent. (Equal to £d. per lb.) Bran and Sharpa por cental, Is. .Potatoes por cwt., Is. Butter 20 per cent. (Equal to 2d. per lb.) Cheese 20 nor cent. (Equal to Id. por lb.) Wheat per cental, 9d. Oats per cental, 9d.

JUST OUT! Latest "Worker" Enterprise. Alderman Hartley's st Open Letter to Archbishop Redwood" AND €. R. Ford's "Tlie Case Ugainst Compulsory Military Training." Attractive Pamphlets, Price 3d each. Wholesale at 2s. per dozen copies. Postage extra — 4d. per dozen. Unions and branches should send speedily for supplies. " Maoriland Worker," Wellington.