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Wanganui Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 13979, 12 May 1913, Page 4

It is indeed';unfortunate for the Tyser line to lose their magnificent steamer ludrabarah and , coming so close to the loss of the Star of Canada it is nothing , less than a calamity. Not only is it, a loss of this fine liner, rhut ; a hard knock to the Dominion, inasmuch; as this, that now the Argentine and Australia are pushing ahead with their frozen meat trade, it is not to the Colony’s advantage to be short in the exporting of 30,000 to 40,000 carcases or miss the regular supplying of the Homo .markets.' '-This maritime catastrophe and rough weather, we are at present experiencing calls to mind Mr Clement Wragg’s.warning'to. all shipping to be prepared for , unusual storms at sea, and, rough weather in. general. There is no doubt that his : . phophecy has come true, format present we .are having one of the most severe winter known for some- years past; And ’ nbw the question is:; Are: you;prepared for it? Have you bought your winter apparel yet? suitable for such weather. If not, do it now, for on Wednesday and ten days after you will be able to save 15 per cent, on all your requirements, which means a saving at the rate of 3s in the £. McGruer’s are' giving an anniversary concession gift to the public of 15 per cent, discount, to show in a practical way their appreciation of the support they have received for the first twelve months in their magnificent new premises.—Advt. Warner’s Kustproof Corsets in the latest models, are just ojiened, and on view in our windows.' Our expert will he pleased to see you. J;'Paul and Cq. • ".A thing of beauty and a joy for ever,” is specially applicable to-tuw oeauiy of & good advertisement.'