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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 2, 28 September 1943, Page 2

LAST FEW DAYS! CLAUDETTE COLBERT JOEL McCREA MARY ASTOR RUDY VALLEE —In—"THE PALM BEACH STORY" A Paramount Picture. <Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Stjbiws |)ar:— s ir Benjamin Fuller 2 p.m.— DAILY—B p.m. NEXT THURSDAY 1 DEANNA'S FIRST IN TWO YEARS’ B SHE’S THE SHOCK of the I I —‘ TO™ 1 ... from wart°rn na i° y|i|.' San Francisco's SWELL SOCIETY! I . J 8 ** .Sc? n ; > I ■ I DEANNA SINGS S'? delightful J'W'BRUCE MANNING Wi (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOOK EARLY—D.I.C. OR ST. JAMES PHONE 54-775

WITH INCESSANT PUBLICITY FROM NOW ON THE NEXT ELECTION WILL BE FOUGHT ON THE ISSUE OF SOCIAL CREDIT This Propaganda will be engaged in by . SOCIAL CREDIT ADVERtTISING, Box 12. WELLINGTON SOUTH. PUBLIC NOTICES. HIGHLAND art union result. First Prize—Ticket No. 670. Second Prize—Ticket No. 604. HOLIDAY NOTICE. THE Premises of the undersigned will be CLOSED for a Special Holiday on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1943. J. MYERS AND CO., LTD.. 3 Hunter Street. THE A LEPER NURSING SISTERS’ TRAINING CENTRE Will be held in ST PATRICK’S COLLEGE On WEDNESDAY NEXT at 8 p.m.. And -all interested are cordially Invited to be present. PALMERSTON NORTH. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. PASTEURISED MILK will be_ available to all homes throughout the City from October 1. RING 7306 TO BE SURE YOUiR NAME IS ON THE LIST. All. Milk Pateurised and Botttled foiyour protection by the MANAWATU CREAM CO., Model Factory, 36 Grey St., PALMERSTON NORTH. ’PHONE 7306.

PlLlt’E ORDERS* OwJStS Mt p' K^iS T C Ma2l£uni ft wholesale and retail prices (varying according to size and aale ’locality) are fixed by Order 100. TAIL prices per lb. are. (a) Where whole Tvmrnhnnt cari'vin? on uufeincbb iu Auckland Blenheim, Christchurch, Dannevirke Dunedin, Gisborne. ir-tiniifon Hastings. Uawera, Hokitika, Invercargill, Maetertou, Timaru, Wanganui Westport or Wellington, normally delivers iroods free to retailers; and (b) ei e 6 ewlmre g :°3o/40 ( a > V 3, (b) 1/34; 46/50, .V) l / ) 7(7 /2 fA) ( 'j ) /i 1/3 ( : b) vii V-’. W l'/OA ;’ 80/90, (a) 114d.', (b) 1/.; 90/100, 1 . (including squash), KUMERAS, SILVER BEET. Maximum prices are bv Order 156 fixed as follows:— PUMPKINS (who.esale price per cwt. and retail price per lb. for North Island, Nelson and .Marlborough shown ‘‘J®" follow prices for S ame quantitiesjor other AuguU 28// lid.:’ September, 30/-. -J>'d., 34/-, 31 d -i October, 30/-, s s d., (N.Z.-grown and Wholesale price per cwt, and retail per 10. for North island shown first, then follow South Island prices: February-July, -7/-. 4d„ 31/-, 4fd.; August-January, 33/-, -Jd-. 3 ‘siLVER BEET (everywhere In N.Z.), per cwt. wholesale first and per lb. retail next • Pebruary-April, 20/-, 3id.. May October, 80/-, 5d.; November-January, ' J FRUIT CASES. Unrecouditioned Secondhand. Maximum prices are fixed by Order 157 as follows for sl’« s of cases (in inches) shown: 101 x 114 x IS, 4d. if opened wide way, 3d. It opened narrow way, 84 x 114 x 18, 3d. if opened wide way, 2d. if opened narrow way ? 7 xSi x 10, 2^d., 4 x 7 x 1 , 24d. 114 X Hi X 24J, (id.; 12 x 10 X 34 1( fid • 114 X 12 X 25, 0(1. . WALNUTS: Order 158 fixes maximum gro'wers’, distributor’, wholesalers’ and Kers’ Prices. The tnaxlmum Price chargeable by a grower is 1/2 a lb. tor s I "rowers’ station. Distributors, wholeS.aiers' mid rct:iil<‘re‘ maxi mu in prices arc based on the cost price according to t method set out in the order. Copies of Orders from Govt. Pnntei. No. 158 3d., others Id.