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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 292, 7 November 1928, Page 5

PRICES DOWN! I | GLEN COAL The Glen Afton Collieries, Ltd., while thanking the public ▲ for the patronage extended to the GLEN COAL DEALERS. T A wish to notify tliat the now well known Glen Coal can only be V 4} purchased from the undermentioned leading firms, and the fact T <£> of these firms handling Glen Coal almost exclusively is an assur- Y + ance of quality and dependability:— _ Y 4> P. E. Thomas, Terrace End; C. Jensen and Co., Main Street Y <k West; Child Bros., McGiffert Street, Lombard Street and Victoria T & Street; Leyland and Larsen, Princess Street; P. Christiansen, Z 4 Whakarongo. > '■ A I The reduced prices are for CASH on day | | of Delivery Only; other conditions of sale I Is 3d per bag extra. f PRICE LIST— X House Coal 5s 6d per bag, flat rate, one or more bags. a Kitchen Coal 4s 6d per bag, flat rate, one or more bags. X

Use Bread of Quality. Boniface’s Better Bread Stands Supreme. Cuba Street.

A Voice of Authority Sounds a Wartime! The Mercantile Gazette of New Zealand is regarded as the business barometer of the Dominion. Read this editorial which points a warning finger to the financial burden that prohibition would impose. s interest io * «uesi upon tnc a s to 14s . e p o m inion ' . finance o t feeling ?** ide d, hut We - ssu e shall be thinK “« 6^*** down. carried we b » *f2?££*RZ3i£loss Of revenue is it nposedto ♦axation must Customs beer. To meet tb j 1 excise tax half t° tt * Sff^iSSKSi.» *«* he gl ad a tiou are 'Count The Cost ANNUAL LOSS OF REVENUE AND LICENSE FEES £1,990,000 ANNUAL LOSS OF WAGES - - - 1,945,000 ANNUAL LOSS TO BARLEY AND HOP GROWERS 250,000 ANNUAL COST OF ENFORCEMENT - - 500,000 ANNUAL COST OF PROHIBITION - £4,685,000 Refuse to countenance this costly fad, a proved colossal failure that only brings financial as well as moral disaster. Keep on the safe course to greater prosperity. VOTE CONTINUANCE “Strike out the two bottom lines "