FAMINE PRICES IN GERMANY.
SUITS filOO EACH,
(Received'll a.m.) SYDNEY, this doy
Harold Sturrock, formerly of Leipzig and a prisoner of war in Germany, writing to friends -in Maitland, says that famine prices are ruling in Germany. Suits cost £45 to £100, shirts £3 6/, socks £2, a necktie £2 10/. Fo«t« also abnormally high, m«at being 30/ * lb, and eggs 2/ eat*.—(A.-and N-Z.>.
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Auckland Star, Issue LI, 24 May 1920, Page 5
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