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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21515, 12 June 1933, Page 15

than Wheat GRAINSack Lots, S-Sack 10-Saelf Maize, Hnrd, Old Season's Maize, Kibbled Wheat, N.Z., Best Wheat, N.Z., slightly inferior . Wheat, Broken . . Mixed Grain Barley, Awnless. D.M.D. Barley, Feed, Ordinary Oats, ; Giaded A Carton, M.D. Oats, traded B Gartons Oats, Dunn Oats, Dunn, M.D: Oats, Short Fowl Feed Oats, Algerian, M.D Peas, partridge Lupins, Blue . . ~ . Ryecorn . . . . .. • MEALS— Bran, Local . , . . . . Pollard, No. 1, Local Wheatmeal (extra special), 200's Maizeimal, 200's Barleymeal, 200's Pcameal, Pure, 200's . ■ , . Sack Lots, per I OOlli. . 6/3 . 6/0 . 8/6 . 8/11 . 7/6 . a/s Ton Lots. £7/5/£7/17/6 PRODUCEPOTATOES (Southern—Best Graded)—l/11 231b.; 3/9 561b.; 6/11 cwt.; £6/7/6 per ton. ONIONS Id lb.; 1/11 251b.; 3/9 501b.; 5/11 1001b Chaff, Blenheim, Extra Special Cwt., 6/11; per ton, £6/10/Lime/Grit (for poultry) 2/6 561b.; 3/11 cwt. Bone ..Grit IJd lb.; 4/6 501b.; 7/11 1 001b. Malt (Whole or Crushed), White Per lb., sd; per bus., 13/-. Molasses, in Drums (free) of scwt., at 6/6 cwt.; ton lots, £6/2/6 (lewt. cases, 9/6). (Smaller quantities than above proportionately higher*) FERTILISERS GAFSA PHOSPHATES, 65/70% .. BASIC SLAG TRIFOLIUM. 65/70% SUPER. 44/46 r /c, ex Works BLOOD AND BONES, ex Works . . On Rails. £4/7/6 £4/17/6 £4/-/-£6/12/6 Ex Store or on Wharf. £4/7/6 £4/17/6 £4/5/£6/17/6 Elf TRADING CO. LTD. WYNDHAM ST. Rain or shine it's the same, cold winds deter them not! Yet crowded schoolrooms spread COLDS and oft they'll come home with one. Sleep is hindered o'nights with their COUGHING! Mother's true friend to reduce the feverishness is BONNINGTON'S IRISH MOSS; it eases the breathing and puts an end to the ceaseless coughing! IMITATIONS: Substitutes may be proffered, but get 44 Bonnington's.y Price: 1/6 & 2/6 for Coughs— MOSS ——Cold s The Railway Guide for You Very Useful Friend for 6d Don't wait to buy a railway pocket guide until you are about to begin a journey. The sooner you obtain one, the sooner you will see the many ways in which your railways can help you to save money. A good look through the guide will give you a pleasant surprise in the far-reaching community service of your railways. Invest Sixpence to Save Pounds .Hi ■ ■ ■