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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 18 June 1924, Page 9

A gentleman intimately connected with the dairying industry informed a Wairarapa exchange that unless something unforeseen happened on the cheese market milk suppliers could not expect a return of more than Is 3d or Is 4d per lb for their butter-fat this season. Dairy farmers were in a much worse plight than in 1914,. as the overhead charges, cost of living etc., were from 50 to 60 per cent, higher than in prewar days, while there was very little difference in the price received for butter-fat. He was satisfied that the days of high prices for dairy produce had gone, and that land must recede in sympathy with produce values. Something akin to a crash was inevitable for those nesting on high-priced land. Already many of these were vacating their holdings, leaving only values and mortgages behind them. Self-help to these men was now the best help. FOOTBALL GLIB COACHES. Sam Abriins, the popular Petone coach, endorses “Dorrie” Leslie’s high opinion of Q-tol for abrasions aud sprains, and Fluenzol for the throat. Both were cpiick to realise the highly antiseptic and penetrative properties of these preparations.— \dvt. For children’s coughs aud colds the best remedy is “Nazol.” Agreeable and safe. More economical than mixtures or syrups; 60 doses 1/6. —Advt.

Go w h are GOOD.”, fl One of our Many Designs. Be sure you get the genuine Cyclone Gates and Fences—obtainable from all merchants. Suitable for the Station, the Garden, and the Farm. Send lor Free Illustrated Catalogue. CYCLONE FENCE & GATE CO.. LTD. 178 Montresl Street - CHRISTCHURCH.