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Temuka Leader, Issue 5991, 1 April 1911, Page 3

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.Miss Kurydico Washington returned to Tomuka from Wellington on hriday, where she spent a most delightful holiday of three mouths with relatives. HIGH COMMISSIONHIVS KHI-UUT. The Department of find us tries and Commerce has received the following cable message from the High Commissioner, dated London, March 2(5 th. TJie quotations, unless otherwise specified, are the average market prices on the spot Frozen Meat. —Mutton —The market is quiet. There has been more inclination to purchase mutton during the [last week on account of the low price ; Canterbury 3sd (nominal). North Island 3rd (small supply). Lamb-—The market is becoming more depressed on account of stock accumulating; Canterbury od, other than Canterbury Ltd. Beef—The market is firm, and supplies of American chilled beef are small; Now Zealand hindquarters 4d, forequarters 3ld. Pork —The market is firm at 5] d. Butter.—The market remains firm for best 'quality, but w ? eak and inactive for second-class quality ; choicest Now Zealand 106 s per cwt, Banish 120 s, Siberian lo2s, Australian 102 s. Cheese.—The market remains firm ; Now Zealand while and coloured 00s per cwt. Hemp.—The market is slightly weaker, with less demand ; New Zealand rood fair on spot £2O per ton, fair Jrade ,£l9 10s, fair current Manila £l9 ss, forward shipment at the same irices. The output from Manila for ,he week was 38,000 Hales. Cockgfoot Seed—The market is firm,

with an improved demand. Wool—The, market is strong in tone, owing to the business which has boon done.