DAIRY PRODUCE POOL

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18545, 4 May 1922, Page 7

DAIRY PRODUCE POOL

NEW ZEALAND’S SUGGESTION. COLD RECEPTION IN LONDON! - Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, May 2. The newspaper Grocer says: The' New Zealand suggestion of a compulsory dairy produce pool does not to the trade in the United Kingdom. Its advantages will be much outweighed by its disadvantages, as all healthy rivalry and competition would be eliminated and p-ogress retarded. Any pool of this kind will be resented’ by the British distributing trade, and would result in a sacrifice of good-will regarding New Zealand produce. The puGlio would consider such a pool a replica of the American Beef Trust. It would bo practically a second edition of Government control. The grocery trade has had enough of this kind of thing.—A. and N.Z. Cable. TWO NEW TONICS. The public is well acquainted with Wilson's “ Maltexo ” in its plain state and “ Maltexo with Cod Liver Oil.” At the re- ’ quest of loading Doctors throughout New Zealand, the following two new lines have been added for special cases: — 1. ‘‘Maltexo with Cnscara (Parke, Davis and Co.). This is probably the finest scientific bowel tonic for the cure .of chronic constipation. The high quality Cascara tones up the organ's, and the “Maltexo” assists digestion. 2. “Maltexo with Hypophosphites” (lime, Soda, Iron). This is of the utmost value in cases of weakness and convalescence. Ask your Doctor about these splendid preparations. He knows their value. They are obtainable at the following chemists; Outram and White, King Edward road; R. D. Lamb, Rattray street: Marshall’s macy, JPrinoes* street; U.F.S. _ Dispensary, Princes' street; J. Waters, Princes street; G. Hoffman, Princes street; F. Wilkinson, Cavorsham; R. Conn. High street; H. L. Sprosen. Octagon; Wm. Elder, George street; E. P. Cameron, Stafford street; H. L. Gallien, North-East Valley; B. S. Scofield, Princes street; H. D. Smith, Balolutha. —Advt.