The annual report of the Southland Farmers' Co-op. Association shows a loss for the year of £33%. mainly due to the Core floods. In order to place the affairs 011 a satisfactory basis it is proposed to write off £B4l for depreciation and £'2171 for bad debts, which, owing to the unfavourable season, have been exceptionally heavy. "Accumulated losses" stand at £l-5.140. and tho directors strongly recommend that steps be taken to wipe these off by writing down the paid-up ordinary capital and allowing the Association to make a fresh start.
The man who likes to cut his own tobaoco will find there's nothing to equal fragrant GOI.DEN EAGLE PLUG. Sweet, cool, i»d Miriom Tnr it.—Advt IT STRENGTH ENEP MY THROAT. "I'had a weak t'iroat." write* Mr C. V. H. Stallard. 10 Hnnbury street, Footscray, Vic. "Tlii- slightrM change in the weather would afloct it. anil 1 would have to go b'une from work feeling fit for nothing. My j sister «wears by Chamberlain's Cough I Reined v. so I thought I would try it. 1 did sr.. i»nd can honcstlv mv it lias worked wonder*, for my (hroat i* now quite •tronj. Si Id by ail chemist* ami storekeepers.—A&vt.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9587, 3 September 1913, Page 5
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