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/CITIZENS AND SETTLBRS-I-VJITIZENS AND SETLERS— WHY KEEP THE AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES GOING TO THE RUINATION OF OUR OWN WHEN MONEY IS REQUIRED FOR WAR LOANS, SHRINKING REVENUE, AND EMPLOYMENT? WE THINK THE TIME HAS ARRIVED TO RESUSCITATE DOMINION WHEAT - GROWING, ERE IT IS TOO LATE, BY PUTTING OUR PROTECTIVE DUTIES ON A PARITY WITH THE AUSTRALIAN ONES, WHICH HAVE MADE AUSTRALIA ONE OF THE " GRANARIES OF THE WORLD, AT REASONABLE PRICES, AS UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS IT HAS ALWAYS HAD A SURPLUS, AND AMERICA IS BOOMING WHEAT-GROW-ING. WELL, WHAT IS NEW ZEALAND DOING? ' UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS, GRAIN CONTRIBUTES ABOUT THREE-FIFTHS OF; THE CANTERBURY RAIL-j WAY REVENUE, WITHOUT MENTIONING ITS NUMEROUS ADJUNCTS. IF GRAIN-GROW- • ING IS KILLED, WHAT WOULD MAKE GOOD THE railway and labour deficiencies, as on the raw material there are always two labour handlings, but not so on the imported articles, just imagine north and south canterbury and north otag-0 huge sheep runs, and would not 'this serious and shortsighted innovation affect land values and all kinds of labour augmented with the shipping ports, lyttelton, timaru, and oamaru, in a state of collapse? without bran and sharps, how would our bacon, dairy, poultry, and carrying indus- . tries exist in the event of c an australian drought; is it business-like to v send our money to aus- • tralia for our food supply when it is subject TO DROUGHTS, AND FOR WHAT WE CAN' GROW IN.. ABUNDANCE IN THE DOMINION?—AS ABOUT HALF THE VALUE IN ALL INSTANCES IS LABOUR AND RAILAGES, , AND WITH OUR LADS RETURNING EMPTjOYMENT MUST BE FOUND FOR THEM, OTHERWISE THEY WILL GO ELSEWHERE, AND WE WILL BECOME OBSOLETE, THOUGH - IN OUR INFANCY. P. VIRTUE, : Manager, NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING CO.. LIMITED. SIZ-Z-Z! SIZ-Z-Z! WHEN you draw the cork it leaps and bubbles, and.urges you to drink this thirst-quenching beverage. "CAMROC" DRY GINGER ALE— A_ Beverage that the whole family ■will enjoy and drink with safety. THOMSON, LEWIS AND C 0.,, 'Phone 2627 A. Wellington. HAWKES BAY WINES. Grown and Matured at THE FAMOUS TE MATA VINEYARDS, H.B. E . MATA VINEYARDS, H.B. CLARET .„ 38s doz. quarts. HOCK _ 38s „ CHABLIS „...- 38s „ „ PORT 18s,, MADEIRA .".... 48s „ „ NOTE TO CONSUMERS.—If jpur own Wine Merchant be unable to supply, please communicate direct -with the Growers — . Reginald Collins, Ltd.)(Proprietors, Te Mata Vineyards), . G.P.O. Box 426, Wellington. JOT IN THE HOME. nnHINK ! Are you treating your family JL right? Are you giving them, the joys and the refining influences of music? In short, have you a Piano? '■ If you decide upon a Piano, make it worthy of your home and worthy of the outlay which it entails. A good Piano can never be cheap, but that is no reason why you should have an inferior instrument. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., not only offer you a High-class Instrument, but they sell that instrument on the very easiest terms. They put it within the reach of all. We recommend ■ ■ A BRINSMEAD A CHATiT/TCN A BORD or A ROGERS ALL PRICELESS IN THEIR OWN WAY. Farther inquiries solicited. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., MANNERS-ST.,, WELLINGTON. SPECIAL OFFER. SPECIAL OFFER. PECIAL OFFER. SPECIAL OFFER. GROCERIES. GROCERIES. Shaker Salt. . Cornflour, 5 packets Is. _ 5Jd lb. Loose Cocoa, Baking Powder 2s 6d per lb. (Beaver), Best Rice Is 5d largo tin. 41b Is. Snfety Matches, Sultanas 8d dozen. (New Season's) Sand Soap (Electric), 9d per lb. 3 cakes lid. Lemon Peel, Coffee Essence Is 2d per lb. , • (English), ••■' Is 4d per bottle. Good Table Butter, Is sid per lb. Is s^d per lb. YES, WE DELIVER. „. L, B.ATHBONE. 132, Ls.mbtojwiu*y.

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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 98, 22 October 1918, Page 6

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