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Cromwell Argus, Volume XLIII, Issue 2286, 26 February 1912, Page 5

Mr T. Giller the well-known stock draler and agriculturist informs the Southland ' Times ' that something unusual will need to happen, to pre* vent stock from being very dear during next winter and spring. He paid that it would be interesting to know the number of sheep that has been railed north from Southland this year, and that he knew of large numben that had been purchased for March delivery. In addition to what has been forwarded by rail, Mr Giller said that thousands of cattle and sheep had also heen sent north by road. Al • together, he said that he did not view the situation with equanimity, and he felt quite confident that before long others would be viewing the position in a similarly unfavourable light. Your eyes are in good order if you are able to read, sew, or do close work without being troubled with headaches, blurring print, dizziness, specks in front of the eyes. If you cannot do so, consult me as soon as possible. I am a specialist, able to test eyes scientifically, and to tit them with glasses enabling you to see clearly without discomfort, Hugh Nbiw, P.8.0.A., Glasgow Optical House, George St., Dunedin,