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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXI, Issue 10920, 21 September 1932, Page 4

| Prices Annihilated! j S To Make Room for Builders | *4/*Q i . _ I am mm ! A REMEMBER EVERYTHING IS GREATLY REDUCED I TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW PREMISES I THE TROUSER KING. \ THE I 1 Bay Outfitters | j (H. P. ANDERSON) j j OPPOSITE STRAND RAILWAY STATION I Xvw000000cicococ000000000000(x»000c.0000300000000c00000{x)0c«x)00000cxx«x)0000030000000000t)00000000cxj000000000 FARMERS LISTEN! COAL TAR IS INDISPENSABLE ON THE FARM You should never be without it. It will double the life of your fence posts and preserve the iron and timber of your sheds at a fraction of the cost of paint. 5/- per $ Gallon Drum at The Gas Works GREY STREET

§ Ticket Ink This ink, which is in every way comparable with the other well-known makes, is manufactured in New Zealand and retails at the low price of 1/- PER BOTTLE. In Colours Dark Blue, Light Blue, Yellow, Orange, Red, Emerald Green, 1 White, Black. I ■■ : This Ink is recommended by professional ticket and show card writers 'and you are strongly advised to use I it also. Procurable at I THE BAY OF PLENTY TIMES I STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 3300000000000000000 ZtHE:iHHSq You msm need the extra nourishment that BOURNVILLE Ton know bow warming and comforting a cup ot Boumville Cocoa is. That's more than a passing sensation. It’s the outward sign of the lasting inward benefit you’re getting—the extra nourishment. An ounce of Boumville has an energy value of 141 calories: even greater than that of such excellent foods as bread, beefeteak or eggs. Boumville is the most economical food-drink you can buy. Made by Cadbury in the Factory in a Garden. gives Country prices may be slightly higher. HALF A CUP OF RICH FULL CREAM MILK IN EVERY 3d. BAR OF • CADBURY’S MILK CHOCOLATE 33/32