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Timaru Herald, Issue 170307, 31 August 1920, Page 5

TO INTRODUCE OUR WORK 9—"OANEL IHOTOS^H SHORT SEASON ONLY -* NIGHT OR DAY. Daily: 9to 5. Or E by Appointment Or Evenings, "LORNE STUDIO 1 PHONE—94I , Accountants STAFFORD CHAMBERS, STAFFORD STREET. TIMARU. ielephone No. 747. P.O. Bos 13f>. Accountants, Auditors, Secretaries. Insurance and Commission Agents, „ Income Tax Adjusters. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY. •GAVIN MOFFAT, F.P.A. N.Z., j Public Accountant.

, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. BO'JTLERS, AND TEA I IMPORTERS- ! HAVE COMMENCED BUSINESS IN SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED PREMISES. iBIG STOCKS CARRIED OF MATURED AND MATURINGS WINES, 5 SPIRITS, AND ALES. SPECIAL BOTTLING DEPT. FOR MANNING'S AND UNION ALES AND STOUT. A PARTICULARLY FINE AGENCY HAS BEEN SECUP.ED Vo\ CHOICE BLENDED TEAS. MINIMUM WHOLESALE ORDER -- 2 GALLONS, or I DOZEN" BOTTLES:' T E A—MINIM uJIj 51bs. HOURS ; 8 to 5 P.M. PHONE 101.1. J. DE MALMANCHE,. General M-r A. MEYER. Sules v M-anager and Riv;,.

MOTION AND AMENDMENT. Mr C. E. Kerr -then moved: "That in. the opinion __of this meeting of farmers, the Government should absolutely prohibit Armour and Co. and Vestey Bros, from operating r". any capacity in this Dominion, i-egarding the meat and freezing indiistry, as large trusts or combines are dangerous Mr G. D., Selbie. seconded the motion. * Mr A. G. Hart moved an amendment: "That (in the opinion of this meeting there should be a free markat i for our produce." :