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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8270, 15 October 1915, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. k" —~— — .. — Reduction in Cost of Living FLETCHER BROS. AEE SELLING FINEST ROLLER FLOUR at Farther Reduced Prices—2slb bags 4b, 501b bags Ts 9d, 1001b bags 14s 9d, 2001b sacks 28s 6d. THISTLE BRAND OATMEAL—2SIb bags 6s. SREAMOTA Is 2d per packet, fIATINA Is 3d, GERSTINA Is 3d per bag. ' B&I&QLLA. (makes delicious puddings), large packet lid, SEMO- . LINA 6d. LAUREL KEROSENE WATER WHITE —per tin 5s 6d, per case 11s. 561b bags Al SUGAR 12s 6d, 12lb for ?s 9d. Choicest DRIED PEACHES 7d per lb, DRIED APRICOTS 9d lb. yery fine PRUNES 5d per lb, or 251b box for 9s lid. ! CAN YOU BEAT THIS Sib Powdered Borax ... ... 10 4 Tins Kipper Snacks 1 0 6.tins of Nugget ... 1 0 Large Tin Bed Salmon 1 0 it: c&uo°ro?r&^:::: i o •'« <*?*«>>•*:* *«*» j « Stins Jam ::. ... ' • 1-ft 3 Tins. Everett's-Floor Polish..: 1 0 6 packets Jell y' Crystals' ' ?.'.. 10 3 Tins Swift Floor Polish . ... l'< 0 , 81bs Bjeet Loaf :Sugar .., ...,, 10 41b'Haricot Beans ...'• ' ..." 1, 0, - 3 packets §hip Safety", Matches..". '1 ,0 21b 1 Lima Beans ..." .... ... 1 0 4 packets Pine Vestas . 1 0 6 f< Cakes Toilet Soap for ... 1 0 2 jars Salmon and Shrimp Paste 1 0 12 China Egg-cups for 1 0 2'ifars Bloater or Ham, and. 31b Maize Cornflour for ... ... 10J ' ' 'CJhicken Paste 1 0 8 Packets,of Lymm Salt for ... 1 0 1 Xarge Tin Baking Powder ... 1,0 2 Bots. Montgomery's Hair Toain 1 0 " 9 of Eucalyptus 1 0 51b y Finest Sago for 1 0 41bs Cooking Peas 1 0 5U> Pearl Tapioca for 1 0 71b Baking Soda 1 0 14lb Fine Salt for ... ... 10 511) Bice ..'.' ../ ... .... 1 0 2 Tins .Caustic Soda for ... 1 0 51b Finest Sago ... I 013 Tins of Jam for 1 0 51b Pearl Tapioca .... ... 1 0 3 Packets Green Peas for ... 1 0 31b Icing Sugar 1 06 Packets Jelly Crystals for .... 1 0 3 Tins Custard Powder 10 3 Packets Family Soap for ... 10 2 Pint Bottles Worcester Sauce 1 0 51b Japan Rice for ... ... 1 0 31b Lexia Raisins I 0j 5 Packets Sapon for 1 0 5 Small Tins Sardines 1 0,4 Cakes Lifebuoy Soap for ... 10 REPORTED TEA FAMINE. Owing to the enormous demand for the various armies, and jtfeing unable to secure freights, there is likely to be a scarcity on this account; also, the tea crop is reported to be about 65,000,000 pounds short of requirements. We have ample supplies at present, which are selling at the following prices:— ': OUR OWN TEAS. ' Oountees Is 6d, Duchess Is Bd, Empress Is lOd, Princess 2s. VA Reduction of Id per lb on 51b lots if taken loose. 'Amber Tips Tea Is lOd and 2s per lb. , Nelson Hoate and. Co. Is Bd, Is 1(M, and 2s per lb. Raven Tea Is 8d per lb. Spring Valley Tea, pure Ceylon, 51b boxes for 9s. Avinca, pure Ceylon Tea, Blue Brand, 51b for 9s 6d, 101b boxea 18s Bd, half chests (561b) at Is 8d per ib. Avinca, pure Ceylon Tea, Yellow Brand, 51b box 10s, 101b box .„ ;19s 6d. .. , . 'AVincai pure .Ceylon Tea, Red Brand, 561b, at Is 6d per lb. COWSLIP CALF MILK FO?. MOTHERLESS LAMBS. Lambing,season is here; .and no doubt every farmer will have * proportL „ of Mo^hejless Lsmbs to feed, so why not have a bag of COWSLIP 'CALI? MILK at hand ?—the only practical substi- • tute for the Mother's Milk. COWSLIP CALF MILK has been successfully used in the Ashburton County since we introduced it three or four years ago, and can be used without other food from birth. 251b bags 6s. . ; 501b bags 11s 6d. 'Af • FLETCHER BROS., SOLE AGENTS FJR ASHBURTON COUNTY. NIMMO AND BLAIR'S NEW SEASON'S VEGETABLE SEEDS ARE ALWAYS RELIABLE VEGETABLE SEEDS, 3d per Packet, or 12 Packets for 2s 6d. PEAS— . UJELERY— William Huret Cole's Crystal White Little Gem Henderson's White Plume . Stratagem PUMPKIN— Carter's Daisy Iron Bark Veitch's Perfection ' Yellow Mammoth Rev. Dr. Stuart Mixed Varieties American Wonder T „„, Lflliiiiix— > -UKANri (Broad) — • ' Large Coldstream *' Harlington Windsor ■ Musselhurgh Early Long Pod LETTUCEFRENCH BEANS— A!* the,J e-^ r Round Canadian Wonder Giant White Cos Butter Beans " Neapolitan Drumhead REET— ONIONS— S°°T en 4 .^.ar^ c? Blood Red Brown Spanish Dell's Rich Crimson Brown Globe Egyptian Turnip Rooted James's Keeping - Silver or Sea Kale ' Ear]y Golden Glob© BROCCOLI— Giant Rocco Adams's Early White Queen (pickling) Snow's , Wter White PARSNIP-RADISH— S a-' + T» S ? h Kmpi(f' x- French Breakfast /|1 Voitch's Self-protect!^ " Long Scarlet .BORECOLE or KALE— Mixed Turnip .km" Dwarf Green Curled Mixed Varieties f 'Tall Green Curled PARSNIP BRUSSELS SPROUTS— Hollow Crown Schymger's Giants ■ Round or Turnip-rooted CAULIFLOWER— RHUBARB— Early London Mixed Varieties Veitch's Autumn Giant SPINACH CABBAGE— Round in Summer Red: Rock Pickling Prickly in Wintw , Lamb's Earliest of Ail TOMATO ■ Blair's Phenomenal . * Clarke's Favourite ■ •'"' * ? / ohn ™ *i ay • T^Phy Ljondon Market Tree Tomato ga';/y York- ■ Ponderosa ,- , BnfteJd Market .......... , , , Gulden Nugget,.-''". .".'' ■■ ' I Drumhead Savoy Large Red ■ CARROTS— - Laxlion's Open Air Early Short Horn Scarlet Perfection James's Scarlet Intermediate TURNIP— - Plevna Stump-rooted Early White CWswick Beauty Early Snowball Altrmgham Long Red Laing's Garden Swede CRESS— . Golden Ball Extra Curled VEGETABLE MARROW— CUCUMBER— Moore's Cream Long Prickly Long White Stockwood Ridge Long Green ' Lo^g Green Smooth. Mixed Varieties Japanese Climbing HERBS— Short Prickly Thyme sPARSLEY— " Sage . . Extra Dwarf Curled Marjoram AT