have a day at the Court. This absurd understanding had a short life. Under it a butcher ran the possibility of being "left” for supplies if he did not have the lungs of a woolbuyer. It will be interesting to see how the order in England will operate. MARQUIS WHEAT 'Marquis wheat gives the farmer an extra 6d a bushel, and is now established in Canterbury as an average yielder and probably the best variety for spring sowing. A crop sown in Hawarden district end of September last year was harvested at the end of January arid yielded 54 bushels an acre. Farmers wanting the best Marquis seed and the best contract should get in touch with Alex. McDonald and Co., 19| Cashel street, Christchurch.
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23747, 19 September 1942, Page 3
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