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Temuka Leader, Issue 7672, 19 January 1918, Page 3

Children’s Millinery. VARIOUS t'JIAUMIN T <! STYLES IN PANAMA, TUSCAN, DUXSTAISI,K ami CUEACOA STRAWS, suitabl* foil l)i ior lArryilny Wrnr Prices, 3/11, 5/11, 8/11 each. ,’s Washing Hats in Pique, Muslin, Tussore, and Jap Silk, AT PRICES FROM—--3/6 to 6/11 each. BALLANTYNE’S,™*

I I Costumes made to order LADIES’ We arc now allowing a liig nange of NAVY SUITING SUIiGE, NAVY FOX’S SERGE/and CRAVENETTES and GABERDINES, suitaWa for LADIES’ COSTUMES, and are making up .same lo order, complete at FOX SERGE, DYE GUARANTEEDCostumc Complete £4 13 0. Costume Complete £4 15 G. Costume' Complete £4 19 6. Costume Complete £5 2 G. NAVY SITTING SERGECostume Complete, £4 13 G. Costume Complete £4 15 G. Costume Complete £5 7 G. Costume Complete ... •; £5 12 G. Costume Complete , £0 17 G. CRAVEXETTE AND ,G ABERDINF— Costume Complete . £G 10 0. Our Cost nine Maker, MISS JOHNSON, is now BOOKING ORDERS, and we •will he pleased to Forward Samples, if desired. C.F.C.A., Ltd, GERA L DINE.

Two schemes drawn up by Mr Johnson, president of the' Masters' ..Butchers' .Association, fur 'the prevention of meat .trusts, andlixjngi K universal sal price for ail stock killed in the Dominion to the advantage* oi' 'the grower aodi ,lhe public wore read; at the meeting oi the Auckland Provincial Executive of the •iFarmers' Union the Auckland Star). No. 1 scheme matin provision, lot- the Government to commandeer all freezing works and abattoirs. N;o. 2 scheme suggested 'that the Government isuould be the sole cjsporttfr ' of fro'/.en meat, the meat to be bought as at present (hook prices) The Government Vo retail all hides, fats, skin's., sundries, offal, etc. Offices l.j lit; opened .in London to 'deal direct with retailers,., INet '.profits to be returned pro rata- tq suppliers of stock- Same principal administration as in scheme No. 1: companies to be paid working expenses only, and shareholders to receive; their pre-war dividends. Both schemes were referred to tfic Gener-,-,1 Committee.

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