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Grey River Argus, 27 May 1938, Page 7

Over 150,000 New Zealanders BISCUIT BARGAINS. Regularly buy their groceries and houseCream Crackers 51d Pkt. hold requirements from SELF HELP. If Plain Assorted s’2d Pkt. y OU no j. a j rea Jy belong to that band Wto NUtS W Pkt of happy shoppers ’ START TO ‘ DAY - Bacon Rashers 1. 1 & 1/3 lb. Lima Beans 3 2 d lb. Bird Seed 3 2 d lb. Candles 8 2 d Pkt. Mild Cheese B|d lb. Desiccated Cocoanut 4d lb. Chesdale Cheese 7|d Pkt. Choice Currants 5d lb. Dates, Loose 6 lbs. 1 - Dates, Stoneless 3|d lb. Fruit Salad, Australian . 10|d & 1.7 Preserved Ginger 9d lb. Herrings in Tomato Sauce . 7d & lOd Margarine 8d lb. Sago 5 lbs. 1/-| Pineapple (Rice 6 lbs 17 pt) Si 6d | 3 tins for Bid | Starch 7d lb. Large St. Mungo .... 11 Captain Sockeye Salmon .. 10Jd Tin Potatoes 7 - Cwt. Choice Apples 5 - Case ... I

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