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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9516, 1 February 1919, Page 4

_ j.^BUSINESSJ^IOTICES. PRIZE-WINNERS IN FLETCHER BROS. 1 DECEMBER COMPETITION. Hadi of the following will receive a 701b. Bag of Sugar— £ s. d. Mrs Marsden, Club House, Tancral Street ' ... 22 0 6 Mrs Skillirig, Tinwald ... ... 20 010 Mrs J. H. Good, Hinds ... ... ... '. 16 18 7 Each of the following will receive a 101b Bos of Tea— Mtb Burnaby, Oxford Street, Hampstead 14 19 5 Mrs Baker,' 220 Havelock Street ... j. ... 13 17 2 Mrs Bishop, Staveley ... ... .;. ... 13 0 7 Each of the following will receive a 51b Box Finest Ceylon Tea—. -Mrs F«rd, Lowclilf© .:. ... ... ' 13 0 0 Mrs J. Davidson, Eiffelton 12 18 5 Mrs B. Hampton, Pendarves • ... • 12 16 5 Each of the following will receive a 501b. Bag of Flour— Mrs Patterson, Wellington Street, Hampstead 12 14 0 Miss HcCormick; South Street ... ... 12 0, 0 Mrs Moodie, Tinwald ... , ....... ... ... 10<16 9 Bach of the following will receive a 2ilb. Canister of Summer Bloom • Ceytat TeaMrs Goodwin, Lauriston . ... ' ... ..". ... 10 14 0 A. Lister, Lismore ... ... ... ... ... 10: 9 7 J. B. CUie, Lowcliffe. ... ... ... ... ... ... 9 ' 6,10 Mrs H. Cullen, Allenton ... ... ... ... 817 0 Mrs BWcetit, A.F. Road ... ... ... ... 817 0 Boch of the following a 251b. Bag Flour— : Mrs Yeatman, Moore Street ... ... ... ...^ ... 80 0 Mrs Taylor, Lagmhor .., ... ... ... 714 8 Mrs Valpy, Anama ... ... ... „. / 7 9 4 Mrs Bickenson, A.F. Road ... ... ; ' ... ... / ... ..; 617 11 Mrs. Bimins, Senr., 5 Kermode Street ~~ ... ... 614 9 Back of the following will receive a lib. Caddy of Summer Bloom Ceylon Ten— Mrs A«hen, Greenstreet ... .;. 6 2 0 Mrs H. ?. Madden, Moore Street ... y .... ... 516 4 iTrs H. Hunt, Greenstreet ... 5 2 5 TMrs * €toturley, Trevorton ... ... 5 2 3 i'AM JARS. FPESCERVING JARS. JELLY JARS. JELLY TUMBLERS. Mason Jars in Pints, Quarts, and Half-Gallons. "Wide-Mouth Jars in Pints and Quarts. Golden State Jars in Pints and Quarts. French Jars in Two Pound siae only. ' Jelly Moulds, with Tin Tops, at 2s, 4 S , • and 6s per doz. Jb% Tumblers at 5s 6d per doz. Robber Rings for Mason Jars,. 6d per doz. We Advise EARLY BUYING, as Stocks are Very Low. BARGAINS IN EARTHENWARE, CHINAWARE, and GLASSWARE. 40 B»z., Japanese Large Size White and Gold Earthenware, Cups, Saucers— , Clearing Price 10s 6d per dozen. 30 D*z. Japanese White and Gold China Cups and Saucers, usual price 16s 6^ Clearing Price 10s 6d per dozen. •m lots of 6 Dozen or more a reduction of Sixpence Per Dozen on the above prices will-, be given. • . 20 ©ok. 10-inch White and Gold Soup Plates—Usual Price 18s 6d doz. Clearing Price—l is 6d Per Dozen. ■2 B«z. Glass Lemon Squeezers—Usual Price Is 3d. Clearing Price lOd each. rtO »oz. Egg Cups, White and Gold and Light Blue Designs— V / Clearing Price—^s 3d Per Dozen. SUNDRY LINES AT BAR GAIN PRICES:— s. d. s. d. 13 GWccb Bon Ami for 1 New Zealand Wax Vestas, per Baxter* Fruit Extract, to make' doz. boxes „ , . 0 8 ho«ie-:made Cordials—Raspberry, shi P Brand Safety Matches, per Learn, and Pineapple 1 0 doz. boxes • 0 8 Large Bottles First Grade Lime ' 250 Vestas, Square tins, per box 0 d Water 0 9 Silo Baking Powder, large tins 1 6 Zig-z»e Cigarette Papers, 9 Books Kirkpatriok'e Baking Powder, per for 10 tin 1 ° Holse» Jam—Peach, Apricot, and 51b. Washing Soda f»r 1 0 Plum per jar 12 <"lb. Cooking Salt for 10 18 Packets Epsom Salts Tor 1 0 slb. Finest Table Salt for 1 G 2 Poond Glauber Salts for 1 0 --31b. Baking Soda-for ■ . 10 Spirits mi Turpentine, per bot- Bournville Cocoa per Jib. tins 1 b tie, Is and 1 9 , ' 'J lir f } lh- *??,, 6 Engliak Caustic Soda, lib tins 1 6 Fry's Homeopathic Cocoa, lib. XJuart Bottles Essence of Coffee 2,9 Tins' , * Large Packets Creamoto 1 9 -Fry's Breakfast Cocoa, per tin 1 0 Ulb. G«od Dates for 1 0 lib. Tin Sandow Cocoa 3 6 Half-flkHon Tins Pie Plums and 9 Pkls Klenzo Extrast of Soap 1 0 Qtumees 13 6 Pkts Hudson's Extract of Soap 1 0 21b.' Ti»s Leslie Shaker Salt, per Conner's Herrings in Tomato•_ tin 010 Sauce, per tin 15,.. per full 2ib. Tm Black Horse Salt, tin 010 doz. ' , r J 31b. Fniest White Sago for 10 3 Tins Kipper Snacks, for 1 0 31b. Finest Pearl Tapioca for 10 Large Packets Lily Starch A A 2 Cakes Olive Oil* Castile Soap 1 0 Boxes Lily Starch 0 9 Bell and Palmer's Plaid Matches, Glaukos Starch Glaze, 8 plcts for 1 0 T)nzen 9*}, 12..packets for • . 8 6' FLETCHER BROS.' GENERAL PRICE LIST: A Careful Perusal and comparison of which will more than repay you: TINNED MEAT. JELLIES. 21b. Tims Gear Corned Beef 2 4 Elfin or Ivy Jellies, 4 pkte for 1 0 21b. Tins Gear Corned Mutton 2 2 Windsor Jellies, equal tc Sng21b. Tins Borthwick's Corned lish, 8 pktß for 1 0 Beef 2 2 White's Jellies, per pkt 0 8 Sib. Tins Green's Brawn 2 2 Nelson's Gelatine, per pkt 0 8 21b. Tins Belfast Brawn 1 9 Nelson's Isinglass, per pkt 019 Small Tins C.M.C. Sheep N.Z. Ground Gelatine, 2oz. pkts 0 8 Tongues 2 0 • . Bos. pkts 2 3 ■ lib. Tins C.M.C: Tongues 2 4 N.-Z. Sbee* Gelatine, per oz 0 6 21b. Tins C.M.C. Tongues 3 9' , .„ „. Per Ib. 4 0 Dimook's Lunch Tongues 2 0 Fr«noh one** Gelatine, per oz 0 B Gear Sheep Tongues 2 0 Per lb 6 6 21b. Tins Gear Ox Tongues 4 3 ' — lib. Jars C.M.C, Tongues 2 9 -„..„,. - ICU 81b. Tins St. George's Curried NEW SEASON'S FISH. Rabbit 10 Wallace's Fresh Herrings, tin 1 8 ; „ Morton's Fresh Herrings, tin 1 4 MEAT AND FiSH PASTES. Conner's Herrings 'n Tomato Gear Meat Pastes in Tins: „ x , per tin Is, per doz. 11 fl ©evilled Ham and Veal and Morton's Herrings m Tomato Ham '0 9 Sauce, per tin 1 8 flam, Toague, and Chicken 010 Maconochie's Mackerel in Sauce 1 8 Ham'and Tongue 010 Booth'■ Herrings in Tomato St. George's Meat Pastes. M , °a. uc«. , „: . * * _, - ~, . , , „ „,„ Morton's Kippered Herrings 1 *'> Mam and Chicken, etc.. all 010 Morton > s Herrings in Anchovy In Jars— Sauce I 0 Farquhar's Pastes, per jar 0 7 Cr.pstan Herrings in Tomato Bearwood's Salmon and Anchovy 1 6 Sauce I 0 St. Ivel Sardines and Tomato, Crystal Spring Sardells, per tin 0 10 etc. 1 .4 N.Z. Mullet, per tin 0 11 Wade's Ham and Chicken and Salmon (Small Tins). Bloater 3 8 Fishlrmaid, lOd, Anto 1 0 P«ck's Salmon and Shrimp 110 fjjg H orn \ s \a Cock o' the Peck's Anchovette 1 10 North 11 Parson's Salmon and Shrimp 110 f) ur g eßt i B gd ( Ship Brand 1 i Crosse and Blackwell's Postes— Salmon (Large Tins). ._ A iU Ship Brand Tall Tins 2 0 PICKLES AND SAUCE. fhip^Brnnd^Sockey* Cutl.t i 8 RAYWOOD'S PICKLES — Chow Chow, Piccalilli, Onion. <5-»rriinA3 Red Cabbage, Mixed, etc. bc/i. 1 6 aaraines. Melhuish's 7?ickleß, as abor • I <t _, ,_„ , , flayward's Military Pickl*s 1 «! Small Ting Bd,9d, and 1 0 Morton's Mixed Pickles 1 6 King Oscar 1r 2d: -larce tiim Is 4d, fioneer or Hay ward's Pints Wor- la 6d. 1b Bd, and Albert* a 0 cester Sauce 0 8 ' ~~ ' Melhuish's Quarts Worcester SUGAR. Sauce 1 ? Whitlock's Tomato Sauce,jmt B 010 Aucklaild A 1 gugar,' !>er pound 0 3 Sun Brand Chutney 1 9 Brewefß , 0 fca] p 7^ b- b^| J 7 gf Pioneer Bengal Chutney 16 Wnbags 18 6 Oriental Rehsh 10 L - , it or Dark BrowQ g lb Q 3 Mußhroom Ketchup 010 - 701b bags 16 9 Ship Indian boy v o Ie - of Casior Sugar, per lb 0 6 Hazard's Indian Soy 010 Cufc & Loaf gngarpp r ' ]b F 0 Mellor's Sauce Is 6d and W U ° ' r FLETCHER -BROS. , CASH SUPPLY STORES. TELEP.HONE 24. P& B©X 67. ,