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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17951, 1 December 1932, Page 3

The .suggestion that' every branch of j the Farmers’ Union should do all pos-« si hie to prevent price-culling in regard to the sale of butter for local 'consutnptiou was made by Mrs. U. .). Laird, president of the Midlrirst branch of the women’s division of the union, at the annual meeting in Stratford. Mrs. Laird said that many retailers were using butter as a catch-line and cutting prices. She expressed the opinion • that farmers’ wives should boycott such stores. The death of Mrs. CL D. Greenwood will have been noted with deep regret by all followers of the. turf, who will remember the association of tlio deceased lady with’ one of tlio greatest racing names in the history of tlio sport in New Zealand, tier late husband, Mr. (L 1). Greenwood, was one of tho old School of racing men, and valued tho honors of the turf, more than the cash returns made by his many line thoroughbreds: In the ownership of the racehorse Gloaming and the enjoyment of the services of R, J. Mason, tho veteran Mr. Greenwood was more fortunate than even the major-, ily of successful sportsmen, and in all his enthusiasm for the turf, lie was supported by Mrs. Greenwood, whose hook on “Gloaming, the Wonder Horse” added a telling chapter to the history of racing in New Zealand and Australia. TAKE THE BURN DUT OF SUNBURN BY USING 6K!N EMOLLIENT

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