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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 74, 9 August 1912, Page 4

Citizens and Settlers! Please Compare THE Two Customs Tariffs U AND RefSect Upon Their Inequality. COMMONWItA-TH V-***- TARIFF. (This door is practically closed to New , Zealand.) Flour percental, 2s. 6d. Oatmeal and Rolled Oats ... Jd per lb. (Equals £4 13s. -id. pei ton) Brat and Sha;ps per cental, la. Potatoes per c*vt, Is. Butter and Cheese por lb., 3d. Wheat per cental, Is. 6d. Oats A ser cental, Is. 6d. NEW ZEALAND TARIFF. {About 150 per cent, lower than Aus. tralia. Is not our door wide 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 Jd. per lb.) Bran and Sharps per cental, Is. Potatoes per cwt., Is. Butter 20 per cent. (Equ.ll to 2d. per lb.) Cheese 20 per cent. (Equal to Id. per lb.) * Wheat per cental, 9d. Oats per cental, 9d.

ARTftU'R BARMETT, LTD., The PEOPLES DRAPERS. DUNEDIN" J.T ER E YOU AR E 1 Gut of Season, but what matter? Think of the Saving! We will post, to any part of New Zealand One Pair of Highest Quality. J2UUVB BED COLONIAL BLANKETS For 153 Cd. Usual price, 25a. - <T_e greatest bargain ev«r offered --, in the Dominion'•..LTD.. . __ * . TUpcr-ORMlCfcls r<LOTHINC M AR \ NEW AND SECONDHAND CLOTHING, d' Every Description, Bought iiiiJ Sold. fc9 Manchester St., CHRr^rCHURCH.