” WHEN MONEY IS TIGHT Id. . . Quality Should be Your first Consideration - Thai's When It’s Cheaper to Buy the Best FLOUR 25’s 4/2, 50’ s 8/-, 100’s 15/11 POT MITTS 5 a 1/CLOTHES PEGS 5 dozen a 1/i ROPE LINES 40ft 6d, 90ft 9d ROPE LINES 40ft 6d, 60ft 9d I Scrubbing BRUSHES 6d, 9d, 10d, 1/Black It BRUSHES 6d each BANISTER BRUSHES 1/3 GEM BROOMS 2/3 > CORN BROOMS Household SOAP 6d bar, 3 for 1/5 BATH SOAP, large cakes 5 a 1/" ! BANANAS 1/3 dozen TOMATOES slbs 1/-, 3/6 case i PEACHES 2/6 case APPLES, Eating or cooking slb 1/- ■ SWEDES 2/- quarter ONIONS lOlbs 1/-, 2/- quarter POTATOES 4/6 cwt, 1/6 quarter CUCUMBERS 3d . j Best LEATHER 4/- lb BOOT LACES 4d pair VITA SCON, the new scone maker, its delicious 1/- per pack3t O.UIK SCON 1/- per packet SANDSOAP 6 1/Hudson’s SOAP EXTRACT with j 2 dozen pegs 1/3 packet I PICKLING ONIONS 2/- quarter | POLLARD 15/- sack, 1/7 bushel BRAN 10/6 sack, 1/4 bushel WHEAT 15/- sack 200 lbs, 5/- bushel Loose ROLLED OATS 4lb 1/Loose CORNFLOUR 3'b 10d CARROTS 1/10 quarter PARSNIPS 2/3 quarter Scottish MALT EXTRACT 10d fb BACON, best rashers 11 d and 1/SWAN SAVELOYS 1/3 dozen LUNCHEON SAUSAGE, Swan Royal 1/- lb CHEESE, Full Cream 7d lb CHEESE, N.Z. Cheddar, fully mat* ured 1/- lb Ye Olde English COCOA 1/COFFEE AND CHICORY 1/8 lb PURE COFFEE 2/- lb PRUNES 4d lb Stoneless DATES 5d lb, 3lbs 1/* Royalty BISCUITS 2/6 21b tin FIGS 4*d lb Packet DATES Arab, 3d packet DATES, King Richard 4jd packet DATES, Dromedary 9d packet DATES, Excelsior stoneless 2lbs 1/6 packet. PLUMS 3/6 case QUINCES 2/6 case ORANGES 5 a 1/MAKO SOAP 1/9 pkt. Cheapest in town. FOSS fer Woollens 6 a 1/TOMATO SOUP 5d and B£d large tin OYSTERINE SOUP POWDER lid tin SWEETWEETS 6±d packet JOY WEETS 6£d packet GRANOSE 6jd and 1/- packet KRUSKETS, the sugar of milk Rusks 1/3 tin RUSKS, Newberry's 1/3 tin FRENCH JUBES 10d lb BOILED SWEETS 6d lb SHELL GRIT 7/- cwt, 81bs 1/SALMON, large tin 1/-, 1/4, Sock'eye Salmon 1/9 BREAD 4LB - giD CRL L. Leech THE SERVICE STORE Reoell Street, - - - - Hokitika.
PADDY’S MARKET yATU.IU3.VY, APRIL loth., GOODS of every description on sale. iS'ext Mrs D. Hcenau’s boot ReveM Street. In aid of Catholic Schools baby. Commencing at 11 a m.
RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSN. PADDY’S MET SOLDIERS’ HALL, SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd. ' Oakp. Stall, conducted by Hokitika Woman’s Institute. Produce Stall.. Sweet Stall, Moat and Poultry Stall. Moraine: and Afternoon Tea. Display of rends made by ibc Women’s Institute. Admission free. Opens from 10 o'clock.
—To be held nt— SOLDIERS’ HALL, AYEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd., 1932. IX AID OF ALL SAINTS’ CHFRCH. C 1 LASSES for Cut Blooms. Pot ■ plants. AVgetablos,-Decorative, Cookiius. Fancy 'Work, School Classes, Traduce Stall, Cake Sh;.ll. Lollie Stall. Open from 2.33 p.m. to 10 p.'m. ENTRIES CLOSE OX MONDAY. MAY IM. For Schedule and further particulars applv to:--A. AY. YARD ALL. Hon. Secretary. HOME MAKING. jpiOß SATISFACTORY WORK at a satisfactory price go to— BUILDER Hampden Street, HOKITIKA, 'Phone No. 211. Plans Prepared and Quotations Given.-
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 April 1933, Page 1
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