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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 5 August 1919, Page 4

It is reported that about £1000 a week is being spent in Taumarunui as the result of the present train services. Potatoes are expected by some in the local trade as likely to be inadequate for local needs ere the new come in. Prices are already high for the time of year at usual" South Island ports of shipment. These at the Melbourne—Men's linen collars, 1/- each; boys' washing ties 9d and 1/-; men's large flannels, Petone and Kaiapoi, 7/11; men's white cotton singlets, 2/6; men's natural light-weight singlets and pants, 4/6; men's pure wool cashmere socks, 4/6 pair; men's strong grandrill working shirts, 6/11. — Advt. A lengthy list of dairy farms for sale or exchange, are advertised on page 1 by W. H. and A. McGarry.—-Advt. Prevention is better than mre, so always keep a bottle of "NAZOL," and as soon as you feel the slightest indication of a coming cold take a dose.—l Adrt,