Efforts have been made to open up a market for the export of frozen carenees of pigs to the Old Country. A Southern breeder stated recently that !' f e price of pigs at the present time ! renders it impossible to export aA a i profit, eeeing that up to 10d per lb. bad been paiid by bacon factories. ; Reference was made earlier in the ! week to the fact that owing to the ' lnek of demand for eteam coal, the 'miners at Hunitly were only working three days v week. It is interesting to note also that during one week in (Vbober last no less than 19,723 tons of coal were shipped from Newcastle for Xew Zealand. ! Smith and Caughey, Ltd., have just ' received another shipment of novelty silks, including the newest in Paisley designs. Inspection cordially invited.— (Ad.) Any pair of Ladies' Shoes for 2/' See Farmers' Trading tympany's advertisement, page 14. — (Ad.) Charming spring Is here ana Grieve, jeweller, next Smeeton'a, ie doing a wonderful business vi engagement rings.-*--
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 267, 8 November 1923, Page 8
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