The visiting British farmer delegates arrived at , Wellington to-day and were entertained by the Ministers at Parliament House. The delegates were received by the Hon. IV. A. Veitch and Mrs. R. B. Wood. Speeches were made endorsing the value of the visit from the point of view .of Imperial sentiment.—Press Association. Cold meat and salad—and. of course, SHARLAND’S VINEGAR Never be without it on your table. All grocers, in bottle or ' The effect of eye strain may be represented as a continual din on the nervous system. Comfortable vision is thus a great assistance in maintaining good nervous tone. H. M Bennett and F G. Hayes-Townes. 227W. Heretaunga Street. Hastings Consulting Opticians.* For pickling there is no better Vinegar on the market than SHARLAND VINEGAR. Pure, piquant and strong. All rows—in bottle or bulk.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 73, 10 March 1930, Page 5
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