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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 16 August 1910, Page 1

M**ke no Mistake! HEN you read the . advertisements of tailors who offer suits for less than the price at which they can fairly be made; be suro that either the .goods are wrong, or someone has to suffer loss to make them. Be on the side of fair plav, and get the Very Best Value that can Honestly be given from TRAF.A LGAR-STREET. NOTICE. WE have nothing special to Clear, but having our usual stock for the time of year, would advise our patrons there is nothing to fear by giving standard -weights. We make it quite clear our weights are as follows: Wheat, 601bs to the bushel, 31bs allowed for the sack, 631b. for the sack, 591bs. Barley, 50!bs to the bushel, 31bs allowed for the sack, 531bs. Oats, 401bs to the bushel, 31bs allowed for the. sack, 431bs. Good Whole Wheat, at 4s per bushel, 31bs allowed for sack. Fowl Wheat 3s 6d bushel, 31bs ditto. Maize. 3s 6d- bushel. 31bs ditto. Barley, 2s lOd bushel", 31bs ditto. Cape Barley 2s 9d bushel, 31bs ditto. Feed Oats, 2s 8d bushel, 31bs ditto. By the sack at the Mill. Seed Oats, Garton, Sparrowbill, Storm King, and Algerians. Seed Potatoes, Early Rose, Red and White Hebron, Up-to-Date For the lowest priceß for flour,' bran, pollard, oatmeal, malt, barley meal, and horse feeds, go or send to the mill, where it is made. W« also do FIREWOOD in any lengths, Coke, and State Coal, in scwt lots for 7s 6d. All orders left at the office of The Hygienic Bakery will- have prompt attention. J. M. CROTJCHER & SONS, Phoenix Flour Mill, RICHMOND.