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Taranaki Daily News, 29 March 1916, Page 6

Produce! Produce! (Railage paid). ' Extraordinary low prices. Subject sales and prompt repty. Pollard (2001b. Sacks) 3-sack lots, 14/- sack. 10-sack lots, 13/9 sack. 17-sack lots, 13/6 ssck. 3-sack lots, 8/6 sack. 10-sack lots, 8/3 sack. 16-sack lots, 8/- sack. Bran (1601b. Sacks) 3-sack 10-sack 16-sack Wheat (2001b. Sacks) 18/9 sack. Onions (1001b. Bag) 5/9 bag.' Sl-bag lots 5/3 bag. RAILAGE PAID ANY STATION IN TAftANAKI ON A 3-SACK ORDER. TERMS CASH. Order now, to-morrow may be too late! J. McNeill, Grocer and General Merchant. ' ■ A "Tip" to Dairy Farmers. LOOK AHEAD! Owing to war conditions and the growing scarcity of ocear freights, our deliveries of Alfa Laval Separators ■re daily becoming more uncertain both as regards dale and price. , . Our principals have ample stocks for the next few months, but beyond that period the position is uncertain. The WISE man will order now, for future delivery, his ALFA LAVAL Separator for the coming season, thus getting in at tlw present prices and ensuring delivery on a definite c'"* - v Please write us for information and catalogues. E. GRIFFITHS & 60. CHIEF AGENTS ■ TARANAKI.