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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 1 October 1924, Page 10

mr dm 'A & 63 £ 5« W A How do YOUR Cans Arrive ? Year in y ear out, under the hardest conditions, users of cans bearing the brands “R;V.” & “Ideal” have absolute confidence in the safe arrival of their milk and cream. If unable to secure supplies through your factory or agents, write to us direct We carry large stocks of all sizes and giye prompt delivery ALEX. HARVEY & SONS, Ltd Albert Street ®:: :: Auckland GOLDBERG 1 MtV<? Insist on the Brands R.V ” $8 or IDEAL” ckln In no other brands can you be «o certain of the quality of permanence 3

per lb); September 13, lobs to 176 s per ewt (Is 41d to Is ,61-cl per lb). Cheese. Dlarket shows some improvement. Official quotations are: English, finest farmers’. —September 27: 112 s to 116 s per cwt (Is to Is per lb). September 20: 108 sto 112 s per cwt (11-Jcl to Is per lb). September 13: 108 s to 112 s per cwt to Is per lb). Fine—September 27: 90s to,loßs per cwt (IOJd to 11 Jd per lb). September 20: 96s to 106 s per cwt (10ld to ll£d per lb). Canadian finest. —September 27 : Coloured, 94s to 95s up to 96s per cwt (lOd to 10£d per lb); white, 94s to 9£s up to 96s per cwt (lOd to 10|d per lb). September 13: Coloured, 93s to 94s per cwt (lOd per lb); white, 94s per cwt (lOd pei - lb). Fine—September 27: Coloured, 92s to 93s per cwt (9fd per lb); white. 92s to 93s ner cwt (94d per lb). T ' ' * S New Zealand, finest. —September 27 : Coloured, 94s up to 96s per ewt (lOd to per 1b); white, 94s* up to 96s ner cwt (lOd to 10. id per lb). September 20: Coloured. 91s to 92s per cwt (9ld per ,1b); white, 92s to 94s per cwt (9)tl to ].od per lb). September 13: Coloured. 92s per cwt (9|tl per lb); white, 94s per cwt (lOd per lb). Australian, finest.—September 20: Coloured, 91s per cwt (Dfcl per lb). Shioments of New Zealand produce arrived this week per s.'s. Port Hunter. Wool. ’ Wool. —Sales continue well attended, with competition brisk in all sections. New Zealand or os.shred selling well, principally to Yorkshire buyers. Opening prices fully maintained.

BUSINESS NOTICES. In our advertising colhmns Messrs O’Dea, Bayley, and Freeman, solicitors, New Plymouth, notify that they are amalgamating their New Plymouth business with that of Mr. F E. Wilson, and the new firm will practise under the firm name of O’Dea, Wilson, BayIc.V.v and Freeman in the new State | Fife buildings in Egmont Street, New Plymouth. Mr. F.'E. Wilson i s the. present Mayor of New Plymouth. The will be carried*on as heretofore' under the name of O’Dea and Bayley, The members of the Hawera Scottish 4 . Society are .reminded of the social concert to lie held this evening in the 5 ' Foresters’ Hall. A splendid programme has been arranged, and as the season is drawing to a close members no doubt will make the most of the opportunities.'-.-left. Members of '.the Hawera Accountant Students’ Society and all business men have their attention'- drawn to the:} public lecture being given to-night in i the Borouoh Chambers by Mr. John} Houston, LL.B.-X The subject is “Bills j of Lading,” and as the importance of J. a good knowledge of the topic cannot; be too heavily stressed, it is hopel . that there will lie a full attendance of I all those interested. Attention is drawn to an advertise- j rnent in our wanted j ing. a euchre party j < Wednesday), not tho, ly shown. The attention of -horse, owners mnd trainers is directed to th'eg.advertisement appearing in this issue ..regarding , the closing date for. nominations for the Waikato Hunt Club’s -annual raced' meeting. Nominations dose on'Fridaw next. 3rd inst.. and the meeting 7 .. will held on Labour Day, 2Jt'fi:“:-.inst. Tim dub offers £2610 in stapes. P. P. Morrissey and Co. will-Ksell bv i ’ publ'f auction to-morrow (Thursday),! at lid mm.. furniture and sundries... i ■T. C. Smith (late Smith and. Easton 1 j advertises particulars of his mart'-sale;l for to-morrow of new potatoes, fumi- j tnre and sundries. Tlie sale will eonr- j mence at 2 p.m.

STANDING THE PACE AT 60. Thanks to Marshall's Fospherine. “Vou wouldn’t think T was over 00,” said a sprightly salesman the other day. “Two years ago T was all out. hut a friend put me on to Marshall s Forpherine, and now I feel a new man.’’ ‘‘Marshall’s is a wonderful tonic. wh:(di suppbes the vital nerve elements thai are missing from our refined, modern foods. Don’t fee! depressed and lowsp.r.tcd. Take a course of this unique tonic to-day .and you. too, will have a fresh lease of life. 2/6 bottle in sixsided carte n contains 60 dorses. All chemists and stores or from the 'Proprietors, Baxter's Lung Preserver, Christchurch. —4! cno.ss-coi;xt it v cl l amp i ox' B l nr. At the X.Z. d-mile championsliiji ;it Weli;iigton ,lhe Otago team was the only one to use Q-tol freely as an embrocation before starting/ in the big race. They got first, second, third ami nfth places and were delighted with Q-tol. Their manager writes from Dunedin that lie recommends Q-tol to all athletes. 4 A true and tried remedy for coughs, colds, influenza, arid sore throats is “Nazol”; 60 doses for 1/6.—Advt.