COFFEE INCREASING IN PUBLIC FAVOUII. TAND no wonder, when one can buy "*" the-best Mocha and Java Coffee at KINCAIDS freshly roasted and ground each day. Did you know that good coffee (as sold by Kincaids) is a health drink, and actually recommended by the medical fraternity? KINCAIDS PURE COFFEE .. 2/4 ]b KINCAIDS MIXED COFFEE .. 2/- lb CHICORY I/'- lb TATE'S COFFEE SUGAR .. lOd pkt. RAINBOW SUGAR CRYSTALS 1/4 pkt KINCAIDS, LIMITED 603 COLOMBO STREET. 'PHONES: 30-565—3 lines. THE COLONIAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in New South Wales). nPHE PRICES of all grades of raw ■ -*- and refined Sugars, Golden Syrup, and Treacle have this day been reduced by 10s (ten shillings) per ton. The prices of Tablets and Icing remain unaltered. A. H. CHAMPION, Manager. 16th November, 1934. "THE PRESS" (OWNED AND CONTROLLED IN CHRISTCHURCH.) HEAD OFFICE: CATHEDRAL SQUARE CHRISTCHURCH "The Press" has auditors' certificate for the largest circulation in Canterbury. LONDON OFFICE: New Zealand Associated Press, 85 Fleet street. London. T AUSTRALIAN OFFICE: Lisgar House, 30 Carrington street, SYDNEY. ADVERTISING RATES FOR CASH ONLY. SITUATIONS VACANT OR WANTED: 12 words for Is, 3 insertions 2s 6d, and 6d for each additional six words or under. LOST AND FOUND: 12 words Is, 18 words Is 6d, etc. BIRTH, MARRIAGE, DEATH, OR FUNERAL NOTICES: Half-inch I or under 2s 6d. Death and Funeral I Notices combined 5s each. Every I additional six lines or fraction, 2s 6d. MINIMUM CHARGE FOR BOOKING ANY Single Advertisement, 2s 6d. FRONT PAGE DOUBLE RATES. DISPLAY RATES. 5s per inch. WANTEDS, FOR SALE, or TO LET: 12 words Is per insertion; 3 insertions 2s 6d, and 6d for each additional six words or under. The Commercial Office of the Press Company is open until 10 p.m. to receive advertisements for the following day's issue. After 10 p.m. advertisements may be left with the Printer on the first floor. CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH ADVERTISEMENTS ARE ACCEPTED While every care is exercised in regard to the due insertion of Advertisements, the Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-inser-tion through accident or from other causes, and the Proprietors reserve to themselves the right of omitting or amending advertisements that they may deem objectionable, even though such advertisements may have been received and paid for in the actual course of business. Instructions to insert advertisements in "The Press" must bear the signature of the individual authorising the insertion. The attention of executive officers of all organisations is particularly directed to this. Advertisements from such bodies ■will not be accepted through the post at this Office, or at any of our agencies unless the instruction is signed by a responsible officer of the body on whose behalf the advertisement is to be publiShed A. M. BURNS. Manager. i JUST WHAT YOU WANT— J To make meals attractive during \ summer months these delicious J meats from Wai dell's. They're f low-priced, too—like everything from WARDELL'S. WARDE L L 'S BACON CURERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. LUNCHEON SAUSAGE .. per lb lOd DELICIOUS PORK SAUSAGES, per lb lOd PRESSED COOKED HAM per lb 1/10 BACON RASHERS .. from lOd per lb BACON (SIDES) per lb lid BACON (ROLLS) per lb 1/. JuAJEvD ............ tjer lb firi Clients Please Note:" Pigs cured at Tery reasonable cost. . .WITH DISCOUNT COUPONS AS USUAL. \ >VARDELL'S
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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21323, 16 November 1934, Page 10
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