FORBIDDEN PROFITEERING

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14044, 29 April 1920, Page 4

FORBIDDEN PROFITEERING

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The Board of Trade ImsinsirMl ■jinti-prolHeesing tri!>iuials,.!n,tl« centres' to take steps to-inforra-| 'that, during the strike thcy.wilM any increase in prices over thwy on the 2(>th instant, witlwuWW of the Board or. the-tribunal,»»,! fringement of 'the '■ltonrdJoP m •Where the price is raised ;»'# consent of the Board a.;pros«jiW follow.-The Bosfrd -nig.the Crisis extra port may; be made and .tlwt.tg •b'e'-honie bv thc'.eonsmjiM'. .» will in such Wises commensurate with t!uv.incrM| of transport. A suggestion w»l bv the Board that .sliortaga-*; s'itate sonic system qM^ff?'- . 'Golf Professional ;igiyife .*$ -You know, sir, yonjlif s<>?;* much to play golf proP^'K^,,; s New Member: "How tfK'M'M port you to long teetotaller!" ' jtT°-j

Cut livma cost bv«avM*M purchases. A ' bottle <=aves bed-dot comfort. Ask for Cold nights are made "rn.rjuo-'.liot »*tw »J keop vou siiufl and ,V™JU&i] Thov Inst for years, i« ra water hotilis have """'JJI seams and patent burst or crack. On «^J. Solid romlo.t lhf>jft with a "ITniniie" I>°* 1 All sizes are «™ made. Obtainable <^? fffl %j True home comfort y "Unique" hot wajcr are hcavilv vnlcanised. P«*L prevents leakage. O n "f\ , where JL ( Sound sleep, with .i "Unique' «»■£,« ,our bed Patent -jtopP* j.| Obtainable everywhere. • Winter .;|shts have n . "Unique" hot wa eeanw. bed. Heavily stopper, rannot burst ~ tainaWe everywhere.

'a.m.' 1 ' : ,. v . LOSDOX. April 27. Sfir Bndy»rd Kioting, in n speech d.--liTered ia London with refcrenro to the vtotk of the. Imperial W« Grave-. Commission.' that the basic principle on which tho Coiamiwioii it working was alwolate equality ami permanence- He stated that Wo point hr* btj*n jfcore imested upon hx tin* Imperial representative*, both trom (h* vitwpomt of iwitintotU ami iiMiee. He pointed out the impossibility <»» aeecdutg. to the requests for private open- | d'torei.' The Commission aimed at making the graves uniform and "den- ; ttcal for every man. wrhether ftrfd-mur--hal or ennirvfolloirer. Mr Churchill, in a *-nreefi. wtmil.irfy <>mpEta!>i*cd that the 'Dominion.* were rnntrihnttHjC. their quota of she expen-diture-on .cm* bu.tis that the graves i».' ►■o,nat and uniform. He mentioned that half a million headstones nrtitiid !►.- required for graves in Frame ami IJofalone. AMERICAN TRADE WITH fII'SSIA- , (I'n.ted "Service.) Received April 29. at ll.Vi a.m. WASHINGTON. April 2.~. The f'nited States Chamber ni' Commerce h«s appointed :i Commission to uroceed to Europe to investigate the rewmption of trads- bel-voen the ["nited Stiitf 1 * and Soviet Russia. JAPS IN SIBERIA. { t'nited .Service.) f'."<nvt<<t April 21>. at it.->j a.m. WASHINGTON*. April 2>. A m;i.«.*aere of Japanese at Xiftohiie-v-i-k. in Ea*tern Siberia, is reported to the Sc.tte Department, and 100 rivifj;in* are reported to have been wiped J out. I