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Grey River Argus, 24 November 1910, Page 7

lAulsebrook's Biscuits I - FOR I Afternoon Tea, No Afternoon Tea Tray is complete without AH LSE BROOK'S Tennis Biscuits oii .AULSEBROQK'S llicc Wafers '^ ;rhey're dainty, delicate, and delicious— they're' liked wherever they go, for they're wholesome, icasonable in f rice too: Taste them at your grocer's to-day. Theyll suit your taste exactly. Be sure yuu ask, for Aulsebrook's. GEORGE PIE FRUITS an J^ how to serve them.— Pies Puddings, jellies, Fruit Creams. Trifles, Fritters— all sorts of daint and delicious dishes may be mad from St. George Pie Fruitsv Writ us for recipes. SMALL GOODS AND PORK. BUTCHERY. ILDE'RBRAND and CO. have - opened on Richmond Quay, as a separate branch to their old established business an up-to-date , PORK BUTCHERY. SMALL GOODS of every description always on hand or to order,, including Pork Pies, Boiled Ham, Roast and Boiled Fowl, Roast Ducklings, Roast Sucking Pig. BACON and HAMS of the very best quality cut by Experts. HAMPERS of all sizes made upon the shortest notice for parties of every description — Shooting, Golt ; Tennis, Bowls, Picnic or Private. Hamper for six people, including Poultry,. Ham and Tongue, 10s. Larger, in proportion. _ All goods sold from this .branrh will be STRICTLY FOR CASH. HILDEBRAfID & CO

COAL. NOTICETO HOUSEHOLDERS KENNEDY B ROs/ Goal Merchants, Garters and Hanso Cab Proprietors I\XOTIFY Householders arid otber • that they are now keeping in stock a lar-ee supply of - SCREENED STATE COAL. NORTH BRUNNER SCREENED COAL.. PAPAROA and ftEEFTON. Always on hand; also NUTS, COKE SLACK and BRICKS. All Orders delivered to any part the town. Orders left at the Coal Depot, or at their residence" (alongside- Hanra han's Butcher shop) will Ue promptly attended to. TELEPHONE: 204. DON'T say Fruits,, say St George Pie Fruits." The reason why it's necessary to mention the "ST. GEORGE" Brand whem buying preserved Fruits, is - because otherwise you won't get the real Teviot Fiuits— the fruits that have made Central Otago "famous. "There's a FLAVOUR." ' in -GOVERNMENT ' DEPARTWIENT ** : "'\ FACT Mo. S. r bt> business of the Depar«t^<i U *<HICT.EI) T(1 N'cW ZEALAND, Tf<B rtEALTHIEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD, md ail money received is invested In tho Vuony ami specially "earmarked" bj statute to at held in trueC tor the P»J«y* iiolder*J. H. RICKARDISON, oOMMIS SIONER. COAL AND COKE QUICKLY DELIVERED BY A. Haieldine Only THE BEST Screened and Unscreened ; Coal Sold. Orders left with SMITHERS AND HOPKINSON, Thompson Street, an at my residence, Preston Road, wi be promptly attended to. TELEPHONE, No 5. „ j ROM an ENGLISH RECTORY '- ->&]£' "Mies Porter will be glad if Mr. Teed will send her 5/- worth " of Tzed's Corn Core. , Plaass _. address Miss H. Porter, Wickfocd Rectory, Essex." TEED'S CORN CURE, Pamoua not only in New Zealand, but abroad. All Chemutt and Storei—tfm