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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 129, 27 November 1914, Page 8

Old lines of potatoes arc- In intermittent supply, and tho N.Z. Farmers' Co-opera-tive Dish'ilmhng Co. rpports that tho domand is daily regulated by the arrivals of tho now crop. Melbourne onious aro now in a condition ready to sliip, and a regular supply may be expected. Whoat has further advanced, and even at tho higher rates supplies aro very difficult to ¦obtain. Barley has advanced in sympathy with wheat, but ot to-day's rates is tho best feeding value available to poultry keepers. Good , plump lines aro avail* able, and a keen demand has already sot ih. Maiso is still offering at a reasonable rate. Both chaff and oats have advanc cd, and stocks aro well hold. Pork has dropped. Tho supply each week is ih« creasing, and a lowering of th© proson* high values may b© looked for. Thero were very few Nelson green peas on tho market during: the week, and in consequence higher rates were ruling. In* creased supnlioe have, however, resulted in a sharp decline in values. Cabbage ia coming in freely, and pricos ruling aro lowar. Choice cauliflowers aro still scno-eo, and prime lines to-day realised as high as 10s por sack. On account of fcho long spoil of dry weather, younpr root vegetable* are backward, and choice lines of these meet keen competition. Lettuces aro more plentiful this week, and prices are lower. Spring onions, mint, and parsley afo saleable at rates mentioned. Goosoberriea aro coining to hand freely from llurfc and Nolsoh. Tho quality of strawberries arriving from Auckland aro bettor, but consignments are very small this year compared with sum© period lost year. Th« recent epidemic* of smallpox and diphtheria would certainly not have been bo extensive if t it were more Rener»lly known that disinfection of the mouth protects from all ailments contracted I through the throat »nd re»piri»tory tract. Three (3) drops of SANDER'S EUCALYPTI t EXTRACT on a a piece of loaf, sugar dkinfect* the entire buccal cavity. The volatile nature of SANDER'S E&» TRACT penetrates every croviee. It i» the strongest Antiseptic that can' be used with safety; it it not nauseous lik« ih* common euc»ly»tu»i— Advt,