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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6851, 5 March 1929, Page 9

I0E30) [OE3QC 10C30 PAT CASH AND PAT LESS. Always Bringing Prices Down We consider that we have never done doing our best in this respect and are constantly striving to improve on our previous achievements by buying more keenly and importing direct, so that we may pass the benefits on to the Shopping Public. FOR INSTANCE The past fortnight has seen the price of large tins of canned peaches drop to 1/-, brought about by us importing direct from California. Direct buying and able to purchase the maximum quantity of Clements Tonic has enabled us to reduce the price of this article to 2/6. By importing Electric Light Globes straight from the makers we can now sell them for 1/9 each, and remember, when the local market prices drop we immediately pass them on, hence our price for 701 b. bags 1A sugar being down to 14/^_ And Now Our Last Shipment of English Cups and Saucers (As Illustrated). D 0 Has Sent the Price Down to Black Bag. 3/6 per half dozen 3/6 s add Lines ALSO TRY US FOR HOUSEHOLD CROCKERY. WE SELL IT FOR LESS TOO! White Jugs, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/? White Salad Bowls, 1/9 White Vegetable Dishes, Black Edge Plates, 3/- White and Child Bread and Butter Plates, per \ dozen 3/- per half dozen 2/6 WATSON BROS. LTD. THE SQUARE. THE BIG GENERAL CASH STORE. ono] PALMERSTON N. oc

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SILTING UP OP WAIKATO RIVER BECOMING WORSE EVERY YEAR, Per Press Association. HAMILTON, Mar. 3. A conference has been called at Hamilton for Tuseday to consider the silting of the Waikato River and the consequent frequent flooding of the lowlying area. The trouble becomes worse yearly. Captain C. Roose, the head of a shipping, company with several vessels navigating the Waikato, told the Waikato Times that the authorities were throwing money away by spending thousands in raising the road at Mercer above flood level. Tho floods would rise still higher unless silting was prevented and the railway also would havo to be raised. In the meantime, thousands of acres of farm land were being ruined by long periods of flooding. Captain Roose advocated dredging the lower reaches of the river and also building groynes to assist the scouring by the current. The silting had greatly increased j, since the Arapuni hydro-electric dam was built and the river diverted.

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