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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9307, 9 March 1889, Page 1 (Supplement)

Messrs W. H. and H. Lo May, hop factors, have just received a report on the position of the hop-trade, which, they believe, indicates a probable rise in price. Great Britain requires at least 700,000 cvvt of hops annually, and we export about 25,000 cwt. The stocks in hand before harvest are estimated at no more than 20,000 cvvt, and the home crop at 240,000 cwt, while imports from September 1 up to the end of 1888,wero only about 120,000 cwt 5 * Thus the extra quantity required per acre here up to the end of next August is very large, and it is not believed that foreign countries can supply the whole of it. Hence it is expected that prices will advance considerably. Prices now range from £2 to £11 per cwt. Lemon Koumis is the new summer drink. Being cool, refreshing, and wholesome, it is a highly suitable beverage for the warm weather. To be obtained only at the depots of the London Dairy Go., Victoria-street and Mount Eden Road. Sick Headache.—" I write to tell you of tho,wonderful good ENO'S 'FRUIT SALT' has done me. For years past I have been a constant sufferer from Severe Headache, and all the medicine I tried did me no good. Nothing I could get seemed of any use. At last I was induced to try your 'FRUIT SALT.' I confess I was vory unwilling to do so at first, but after I had taken it a few times I felt ho much better that I continued to take it. I am happy to say that I very rarely have a headache now, and when I do feel it coming on ENO'S 'FRUIT SALT' soon gives me relief. I cannot sufficiently express my gratitude to you for your wonderful FRUIT SALT. I always recommend it, as I think it cannot be too well known. To avoid auy annoyance from publicity, only give my initials.—l am, yours faithfully, I£. W. M. To Mr. J. C. Eno, February 25, 1884." Caution.Legal rights are protected in every civilised country. Examine each bottle, and see that the capsule is marked Eno's "Fruit Salt;" without it you have been imposed on by worthless imitations.—Sold by all Chemists. What Shall I Drink?— The Lancet says : —" We have tested the Moutserrat Lime-fruit Juice, and found it sound and froe from adulteration. It is a far more wholesome drink than any form of alcohol." Annual importations, over 100,000 gallons. Sold by all storekeepers. Beware of unitas>Ws."Autkla,ad; J. JSdsw, CtWßljgt.