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Taranaki Daily News, 25 January 1921, Page 5

A Rongotea settler says that hit wool clip list season realised £l6OO net; but this season’s wool, though rather better as to quality and weight, brings an advance of only £350 from his banker. Farmers in the district who have completed burning their bush and who contemplate fencing will be pleased to learn that there are signs of the wire market receding (says the Wanganui Herald). This commodity is now quoted at £45 per ton, c.i.f. main ports. There is every indication that before long the retail price in Wanganui will not be above this figure. English roofing iron has also dropped to £55 per ton, c.i.f., main ports. When the price of wire drops to a rea- « uble figure there is likely to be a Ihdvy demand, as farmers for some time past have only been buying hand to mouth supplies and doing as little fencing as they possibly could. NORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE is the most lasting of all rubber hose All hardwaremen and rubber store supply it. SUNBURN May be classed by some as one of li ■ < ills of life, tout to the possessor of a <:■ -tc skin it is one of the worst modes of rture to be imagined. After a glorious day tn the surf, or a delightful bysh picnic, the aftermath of scalding* burning face and hands and disfiguring blisters takes the happy memory of the day's pleasure. To minimise the after effects of Sqnburn, anointing with Rexona, the Rapid Healer, is all that is necessary, and the Skin, soothed and cooled by its wonderful influence, will quickly regain its normal temperature and comfortable coolneaa. Rexona, u 6d and 3s. obtainable everywhere