, Without entering into the advantages or disadvantages of tariff reform, we may say that for good or evil business would ba affected to an extent that would be impo9ible to estimate. The recent elections have revealed the fact that the people ore fairly evenly divided, and such being the caso, it only waits tho test of time. In tho meantime tho New Zoaland winter is closo upon us, and we must havo warm furs, irrespective of tariff reform. For best value sco C. Smith's, Ltd., range, all the latest designs in ladies' Furs, Necklets, and Muffs — marmot, smoke foxajhio, white foxaline, white Thibet, and a wide range of fur •eti of every »tyle *nd deicription. Pricelist on application. — Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 79, 5 April 1910, Page 71
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