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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 August 1932, Page 7

I Price Appealing — Quality Appealing I I LISLE HOSIERY Fully Fashioned . I j Perfect Fitting, • I j New Shades. ■ ■ ’ Selling at I 5 Z 6 SPECIALS | 7 ~ I | Solid LEATHER ' HANDBAGS l|f| AmIM- . I i rom iK 12/6 '■ fl|M I J Wide range shades, designs I , . S and novelty Leathers, / N i I k I New STRAWS — / 017 A *TT I’o | 1 Ready-to-Wear Styles, / j IKfe IT I' gi j new Sailor shapes A JK * A K i new shades. / o . H = -i 1 / Mackay street, a ■ 19/0 ■ GREYMOUTH I I jiniiiiiiiiiium i Primest I Choicest SMALL GOODS BEEF MUTTON 1/. Mince, 3 lbs, 1/- Legs, - --6 d Pork Sausages, Bd. Saveloys 14 fori/Stewing Steak sd. Fores -- - - 4d. Luncheon Rump Steak, 9d. Chops, 3 lbs. 1/Corned Beef, 4d. Flaps, -- - - 2d. Bacon, lOd. , i , ~ Raw Sliced Sirloins -- - 7d. Sides, -- - 4d. | Ham, - - 1/UCeFtoT/s’ The Delicatessen

MANY years’ reputation j behind the name—-you cannot get a more economical tea than— Amber Tips" Backed by all the resources that have made “ Amber Tips ” No. 1 grade (still AwS 1 packed in the red and yellow cartons) the utmost for quality, and really exceptional IW$ character. Both grown in the Empire.