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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 24 July 1928, Page 10

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PR TOES FO P FROZEN MEAT. The New Zealand Meat Producers’ Board has received tlhe following cablegram from its London office, advising Smith field delivered prices averaged-for the week ended Juilv 20, as f6Hcws: — New Zealand Wethers and Maidens. — Canterbury quality : Selected brands, 561 b and under. 7 3-8 d per lb ; 571 b to 641ib, 7 l-8d : 651b.t0 721 b, 6 7-Bd. Other brands: 561 b and under, 7 l-8d; 571 b to 7d ; 651 b to 721 b, 6^d. New Zealand Ewes. —64-lib' and under, s]d. New Zealand Lambs.—Canterbury quality: 361 b and under, I0jd; 371 b to 421 b. 9Jd; 431 bto 501 b and under, O-Jd. Selected brands : 331 b arid Tinder. K);j<l ; 3 71b> -to 421 b, 9fd. Other brands : First quality, 361ib and under; 9 7-8 d; 371 b to 421 b, 9id; second quality, 301 b to 321b', average, !od. New Zealand Beef.—O'x fores. 3fd: hinds, 6 3-8; cow fores, 3Jd; hinds, 5Jd. ' . . Argentine Chilled Beet.—Ox fores, 3Jd; hinds, 6Jd. Frozen Pork.—Porkers, 601 b to 801 b, 7ld; 811 bto 991 b. 7d; 1001 bto 1201 b. 63*1; baconers, 121 lib to 1801 b. 73d. Lamb Market.—Steady and undhanged. Mutton Market. —Wethers glow. Ewes firm. Extremely hot weather lias decreased the consumption of all meat: but there is fair trade both in lamb and mutton.. Beef 'Market.—Tirade is slow owing to the weather affecting the demand for Argentine chilled beef. New Zealand Porker Pigs.—Small consumption, but the market is firm. There is a good demand. New Zealand Baconer Pigs.—Prices are nominal owing to short stocks: DAIRY BOARD’S REPORT. The New Zealand Dairy Prduoe Board hay received the following market, report from its London office, dated Lie 20. Butter. — New Zealand salted. 182 sto 186 s; unsalted 186 s to 190 s. Deliveries this weak 820 tons ;in store, 53C0 tons. Australian, finest salted. 170.9 to 176 s : nn.salted: 176* to 178 s. Argentine, finest tin.salted, 166 s to 170 s. Irish creamery, salted, 178 sto 180 s; misa 1 feel, 186® to 182 s. Danish;, 182 sto 184 s; spot, f.0.b., 174 sto 1765. The mar ket is quiet but firm. It is expected retail prices will advance next week. Ch'.rise. —Now Zealand white and coloured. Ills to 112*. Deliveries this week. 20.000 crates; in store;, 73,500 ■j ates. Canadian, white andi coloured,109s' to 110 s. The market i® quieter and the demand steady. English.' finest larine/. s’ 126 sto 13<H Retail price increased 1 to Is 2d. T’ - Tyrakina finished discharging ch'es? on July 14 and the Horornta. on July 13. The •Mnimoa. commenced and lini'i’she l discharging butter on July 17. The Port Dunedin commenced disebarsino- cheese on Julv 18 and finished on July 19. ' . . , , F.C'. B. Sale*. Cheese : Sales have been made at 9-Jd to. the end,of December make and 9;|d has been offered for the entire season’s make. Better: Sales have been made at Is od per T> not f.o.b. for parcels for 1000 boxes for shipment each month from October to February, inclusive, to Eastern Canivla. Offers' have aileo bum made of Is •Jd for finest grade for August shipment. Is 3d September shipment and Is s id October .shipment. THE “CONVIVIAL” EVENING. Take “Marshall’s” Next Morning. After tire night out —rich foods, convivial drinks, and all that tsore of tiling —you need Marshall’s Eospherine. Your nerves have boon over istimailated. Feed them with the phosphorus. which this wonderful nerve-food contains! A wonderful restorative for the “morning after ” feeling. Highly concionitrated, and quick in aicitdon. All ehcni'isif'S and stores sell the sixsi died eaniton —100 doses-—for 2/0. Smaller sizes .1/0 and 3/-. Or wirbe direct to Dropric+om, A. ani'd W. Baxter, of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, C lrrixt church.—Ad v t .■