Without entering into tho advantages or disadvantages of tariff reform, wo may say that for good or evil business would bo affected to an extent that would b» imposible to estimate. The recent elections kayo revealed the fact that the people aro fairly evenly divided, and such being th« casp, it only waits the test of time. In the meantime the New Zealand ■winter ia closo. upon us, and we must have warm fur«, irreßpectivo of tariff reform. For b<*=t see ('. Rmith'i, Ltil., ratißo, nil the latest designs in Indies' Furs, Necklet's, and Mufls —roarmot, gtiiqlio fosaline. white fox a hue, white- Thibet, and a wide range of fur sets of every and description. Pricelist on application. —Advt. Henry-Potts mission. Alexander's Hymn-book, Is 3d. Not io be sold in hall on Sundays, so provide yourselves at once.— N *w'Zealand Bible Tract andBopk Society, 71, .WilHfl.atreet.—AdTt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 83, 9 April 1910, Page 5
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