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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLIV, Issue XLIV, 7 May 1924, Page 8

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LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS,

The Bank of New Zealand produce department has received the following advice from its London oifice under date May 2 : —

Butter.—Quiet; 170s cwt. Cheese. —Quiet.

to 172s per

I Frozen Meat. —Wether mutton is in ' little better demand. The market for , ewes is inclined to be weaker. The j market for lambs has improved, and ' the present demand is likely to continue. No quotations for beef. Wethers, light 6Jd to 7d per Ib, heavy I s|d to Ghd; ewes, 41d to s?d; lambs,! under 42's, 9^d to KMd, over 42's 9id to"9|cl, seconds 9jd to 9Jd. j BREAKS~UP~HCOLD. ' ! There are many preparations on the! i market to break up a cold in a few' i hours, but they seldom rornove the I ' cough, mucus and bronchial inflammaj tion that develop with the cold. That j means that next day you have to start • treating the cough. Why not prevent ! the cough and inflammation develop- | in S by treating your cold in the first I place with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy? It will break up a cold just as quickly as any other preparation and will soothe and heal the inflamed air passages and at the same time prevent a cough developing.—Advt.