RATIONING OF BUTTER.

Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 151035, 29 July 1919, Page 6

RATIONING OF BUTTER.

[United Press Associaxiok. j Invercargiii, July 28. The butter shortage in Invercargill ha;; . f&Sulted in the dairy companies reducing their sales to a third of the orciers received. Grocers' shops have been j»ut on rationing, and also 'hotels and board-ing-houses "froni to-day. It is stated that the Dominion's eupply of butter would be exhausted within two weeks if the normal rate of consumption continued. . l

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