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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LV, Issue 5651, 26 January 1932, Page 4

-It will be evident that the present policy of certain ' growers has farreaching effects and that it is in the interests of the Dominion that growers should adopt the long view and, provided competition is keen, should accept current market prices for their products. History repeats itself and it is of interest to notice that in 185*2 Disraeli, Chancellor of the Exchequer in Lord Derby's Administration, reduced, for the benefit of the English farmer, the duty on malt, and when commenting on this the Right Honourable G. W. E. Russell, in his life of the Right Honourable W. EL 'Gladstone, remarks :— j "Unluckily, the agricultural interest proved, as\ usual, ungrateful to jits benefactors (t*he Government) and made light of the reduction on malt." "N.Z. Financial Times." Taylor's stocks of white plates cannot last at their prices. Replace those broken pieces now. One price to all whether cash or credit. I

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