LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 July 1930, Page 5

LATE LOCALS.

Messrs AY. AA’eddel and C., Ltd;, advise dated London 11th. inst,,;— Danish butter 147 s to 148 s (last week 146 s to 148 s); New Zealand, unsalted, 146 s to 150 s, (146 s to 150 s); New Zealand, salted, 134 s to 186 s (184 s. to ,136). Market steady but little doing. New Zealand cheese, white, 75s to ; 77s (75s to 765); New Zealand; cheese, coloured, 81s to 83s (81s to 82s). Market quiet, Canadian cheese, white, 81s to 84s (80s to 80s); Canadian, cheese, coloured, 80s te /.83s; (78s to 83s). • ‘ Regulations published in last week’s ‘.‘Gazette” provide for the use of air mails for the conveyance of correspondence outward from New Zealand. Letters posted in New Zealand may be stamped for transfer to airy mail’ in Australia, Canada, and, the Untied States. Provision has been made for New Zealand mail to connect with the Karachi-Londoh air service,for delivery in Europe 'and the British Isles. A special label," “By air mail,’ is how obtainable at all New Zealand post offices, - and this must be attach sd in the left hand corner of all air mail matter, th addition to the extra r«.stage. V' ’■ i ;'V A fine of £lO was imposed on Young Hing, a middle-aged Chinaman, by Mr E. : Page) 5.M.,-in’ the Magistrate’s Court AA r ellirigt6n on Friday, op;/-a charge of unfair packing of swedes. The inspector of (ruit and vegetables said that when cases of the accused’s swedes were . opened at the market, it was found that the top layer consisted of 'the biggest swedes, while in the middle and at the bottom the swedes wei-e much smaller. In' a letter to the Court, the accused said that'he. did not wish to cheat, and he not think the size of the vegetables affected the selling value of the goods.

A few drops of “Nazol” on your handkerchief every morning will protect you from colds all day. Take this scientific precaution right through out the winter. 60 does only cost Is 6d.—Advi.