Politics and Business. Politics are still a topic of interest, even at a sale-yards, and at the Storti'ord Lodge sale to-day more than one auctioneer used the political situation as a means of enlivening his sales-talk. “Why,” said one auctioneer, “you’ve got a good Government now, plenty of grass, and here’s a good line of steers. Now, what will you offer me?” The price, however, seemed io be unchanged from last week’s values. “Now, stop talking about the Labour Party and get on with the business,” appealed yet another auctioneer, when one of his lines of cattle was not getting a very god hearing. Yet another auctioneer commenced to prophesy the trend of fashions in meat-eating when selling a pen of lightly-covered fat cattle. “Small joints for everyone now,” he remarked, “and these are the cattle that you'll get them from.” THE SCIENTIFIC JELLY. Gregg’s SEA-JELL is the modern scientific jelly that corrects iodine deficiency. Made in a moment —just boil for tw-o minutes. Sets in an hour or two even in the hottest weather. Sea-Jell is a food, not a drug, and should be taken by everyone once a week. Has scientific medical backing. All grocers, or write to W. Grfcgg and Co., Ltd., Manufacturers, Dunedin.*
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 299, 4 December 1935, Page 6
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