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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 May 1931, Page 1

BOUCHER’S SPECIALS FIRST GRADE TOMATOES, 4d, 6d lb. CHOICE PEARS, 4d , 6d lb. SUNKIST ORANGES, 3/- dozen. SUNKIST LEMONS, 2/6 dozen. COOKING APPLES, 3d lb., 6/6 case. EATING APPLES, 4d lb., 7/6, 8/- case. BANANAS, Bd, 1/-, 1/6 dozen. FRESH SHELLED PEANUTS, 8(1 lb. QUART PRES. JARS, 9/6 dozen. HALF-GAL. JARS, 13/- dozen. BOUCHER & CO. , PUBLIC NOTICES. > QPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. THE SPECIALTY HOUSE MAWHERA QUAY, (Next Tim Sinnott's) < OPENING gATURDAY NEXT, MAY 9, t • ’ ■ , ■ ■ With the Latest and Smartest Stock of i gADIES’ HOSE QLpVES ■jJNDERWEAR AND LINGERIE rpRACED FANCY WORK gABY OUTFITS • THE SPECIALTY HOUSE A LEAN ftTBELB PROPRIETOR. /

SAVE A. YEAR , —in— ACCOUNTANCY AND BOOKKEEPING! ... * - V ■ ■ Those desiring to qualify in. Account? ancy are advised that next year students have to pass three stages in .Bookkeeping—this means three years’ work on this 1 subject. Save a year by qualifying in the first stage this year. MATRICULATION & ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINARY. / This is the last year of the Accountancy Preliminary Exam. As it is a much easier exam, than matric., those intending taking the Accountancy Professional should take advantage of the last opportunity. Write for Prospectus. RANKS COMMERCIAL QOLLEGE, “The College of Good Results,” 98. T, THE TERRACE, WELLINGTON. H. AMOS, F.R., Econ., S., F.A.1.5., Managing Director. A REAL BREAKFAST TREAT. THE DELICATESSEN’S ’ SAUSAGES TOMATO SAUSAGES, that are tomato —3lb. for 1/3. PORK SAUSAGES, that are pork—--9d lb. BEEF SAUSAGES—3Ib. for 1/-. Tempting—Sustaining—Digestible. What food offers so much of a savoury breakfast delicacy? Nothing can take their place for the diet of growing children, and the children love our sausages. MADE FRESH DAILY. ' TAKE A POUND HOME TO-DAY. THE DELICATESSEN N. HODGKISS, Proprietor.

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