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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, 19 March 1921, Page 11

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HULL is the natural port for shioment to .lie Continent of Europe, and is expected ro replace Hamburg as a distributing centre. HULL is the natural port for Fruit and other produce consumed in the Midlands and North of England, and serves a population of 13,000,000 at a lower railway freight, than from any other port in England. and you save unnecessary carriage, handling and deterioration. The rate of New*jZealand* to Hull lis the as~to| London or any other portfin England. MULL prices for fruit compare favourably?" with those oi iany other market. For Highest Prices and]Pro mptfßeturns Consign to§ Established 1837 FORiSPARTICULARSir APPLYf: J. ATWdpatlt & Son, Ltd, 37 Johnston Street,