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Northern Advocate, 15 December 1920, Page 4

BONUS FOR SHEEPFARMERS. At present the eheepf armer receives about eightpence per pound for tweed wool, wihilst he is compelled to pay as much as five hundred pence per pound for the cloth in his suit. Why this huge discrepancy? Already thousands of New Zealanders, particularly farmers, realise the benefits of co-operation m reducing the cost of living, and the New Zealand Co-operative Woollen MlUs, Limited, iis going to increase, the yearly returns of the wool producer, while cutting down his outlay on tne priice of finished woollen clothing. This much -needed new co-operature offers 500,000 shares at £1 each. Shareholders will foe entitled to supply the mill with a percentage of -M wool required, and will at the ruling marke t price. The dvidends to be. paid are limited to di per cent, on ordinary shares. .This will ©naibley the co-operative to 'pay tne wool producer bonuses on wool supplied. ' ' ~ It is of utmost . importance tnat every wool producer in the Dominion should become familiar with tb- e objects of the New Zealand Go-opera-tive Woollen Mills, Limited. Get the prospectus and application form from any branch of tihe Bank of New Zealand, or from the Secretary of the company, 12, King's 'Chambers, Commerce street, Auckland. 5 Barraclough's Nervine stops Toothache —1/6. A few shillings spent in the free use of Nazol to protect the mucous membrances of the mouth, nose and throat from Coughs, Colds, and Sore hroats, etc., is better than hours of suffering.