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Taranaki Daily News, 24 June 1922, Page 7

PRIMARY PRODUCTS: PRICES PAST AND PRESENT. Produce. 1014 Averages. Imperial Government Current Prices. Prices. 00’s, 04’s 12d to 14Jd. 21.63 d 15d to 16JdFine Crossbreds, 48’6, aO’s IOJd to 12d. 18..3d 10)d to lljd. Med. Crossbreds. 44’s, 40’a 9d to lid. 17.79 d M to IOJd. Coarse Crossbreds, 36’s, 40’s 7gd to 9d. 16.36 d 7sd to D IStar PRODUCE ' CWt ’ UOZ3 174/-, 181/-, 230/- 224/- (dhoieestj. Cheese 10d ’ 10^d 104 /* < exce P' tionally good.) MEAT; per lb Lamb 6id 5 5-Bd, lOAd to lid Muttbn 5d 4Ad, 5 3-8 - 7d to 7Jd« Hind quarters-beef s|d 4§d, 5d 4 l-Bd. The above prices are given for comparative purposes only. The prices for 1914 are, as to wool, the official average for purposes of basing values for the Imperial purchases, and do not include scoured wool or freezing companies’ slipes. The Imperial Government's purchase prices are given as supplied by the Imperial Supplies Department, and are reduced- to decimals, covering the period December, 1916, to -September, 1920; and-.the latest prices are those averaged at the last Wellington sale. As to dairy produce, Weddel’s is the authority for the 1914 average prices for the twelve months ended June 30, 1914. The Imperial purchase prices for both -butter and cheese rose season by season until the contracts terminated in 1920 as to cheese, in 1921 as to butter; and the current prices are those cabled yesterday, when the butter market in Great Britain was very firm, and the cheese iharket steady- The prices for meat are Weddel’s averages as to 1914, and Imperial Government’s first prices and revised prices respectively; and the latest prices are those received by Press cablegrams. § 1 ? I INCREASING PRODUCTION S g “It’s the Country that produces the best article at the S g lowest cost that survives.” <5 The visit of “Bill Moose” to the Land of Efficiency g § has so convinced him of the necessity for a combined effort g § to increase the Butter-fat production in New Zealand, that g v he is willing to assist the first approved organisation es- g 8 tablished for the purpose of attaining the 3001 b Butterfat g § Cow Standard, with a donation of £5OO to its prize fund. g | FURTHER PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. | N.Z. Cattlecake & Oil Co., Ltd. g g LINSEED OIL AND MEAL MANUFACTURERS, g ENDEAN’S BUILDINGS, g § AUCKLAND. g 3 C. R. MIDDLEMISS, Box 108, STRATFORD g

MANURES MANURES MANURES W E are now offering our new stock of Manures AT REDUCED PRICES. BASIC SLAG Order at once if you wish to obtain the benefit of our low- prices. We have still a small quantity of LEEDS HIGH GRADE ENGLISH SLAG, 18/20 per cent. —ALSO—• — BELGIAN, 17/20 per cent. Which we can supply ex store at lowest prices. NEWTON KING TJMTTRD.

Best Belting for Factories. Gandy’s Genuine British Bn lata Belting, cheaper and lasLs longer than other belting. All sizes. We also stock the Famous Mangrovite Leather Belting. Further particulars R. P. M. Manning 00., 139 Albert Street, Auckland. 3