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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24983, 18 September 1946, Page 9

FARMERS—- • The Call for • PRODUCTION GOES ON and is endorsed fully by the Executive of the Farmers’ Federation. As tar as can be humanly judged, there will be no slackening In the call af a hungry world for more and more food, and we, as a producing country, can lend invaluable assistance. WHEAT IS MORE THAN ESSENTIAL—so please take stock now—and plan for a much Increased acreage next year. Price conditions appear to have every chance of considerably B improving. This message is sponsored by the Christchurch Famine Emergency Committee.

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FARMERS You safeguard your own welfare when you link up with New Zealand Industries which require Unseed Oil in increasing quantities this year—next year—and for all the years to come. Linseed is a Good and Profitable Crop for Every Year As soon as your land is ready, Linseed can be sown with advantage. Your Grain Merchant will be pleased to arrange a Contract

FIGURES COUNT ADDINGTON SALE During 12 months ended 30th June, 1946, 693,618 Sheep and Lambs passed through the yards. Of the Six Stock Firms Selling at Addington PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. HANDLED 232,876 o* 33.57% ONCE MORE WE ARE PROVED TO BE b THE PREMIER STOCK _ AUCTIONEERS IN CANTERBURY. GUINNESS L™ Ifflnnß HEAD OFFICE CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH BRANCHES and AGENCIES THROUGHOUT CANTERBURY and MARLBOROUGH