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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3587, 20 March 1924, Page 8

COLUNSON & SON’S March Sale of China & Ironmongery UNIVERSAL MINCERS, heavily galvanised so as to he rustless, "with three different cutters. Cut to peiffection, meat, vegetables, oranges for marmalade, pie melon for jam, peanuts for butter, breadcrumbs, etc.; were 9/6 for 7/6; 10/6 for 8/9; 13/6 for 10/6. PRESERVING- PANS, enamel but slightly chipped; were 15/6 for 8/11; 34/6 for 25/-. MRS. POTTS’ IRONS, best nickel plated finish, with dome tops and stand, three irons in set; were 16/6 SALE PRICE 13/6 SAUCEPAN SETS in British aluminium, a splendid line of four useful sizes, all with lids. The largest size has two handles; were 233/6. SALE PRICE 19/6 SPLENDID SAVINGS ON CUTLERY RUSTLLESS STEEL KNIVES, a lovely English make, beautifully finished, guaranteed stainless. SALE PRICES 14/9, 16/9 half dozen NICKEL TEASPOONS. SALE PRICE 2/9 half dozen NICKEL DESSERT FORKS. NICKEL DESSERT SPOONS NICKEL TABLE FORKS. NICKEL TABLE SPOONS. SALE PRICE 7/6 half dozen SALE PRICE 7/6 half dozen SALE PRICE 10/- half dozen SALE PRICE 10/. half dozen THURSDAY GREAT SALE SPECIALS SO D-r J-:EN WHITE CUPS, tea size, in Worcester shape, Bridgwood’a English make, for Thursday speial, SPECIAL PRICE 3/6 half dozen 30 DOZEN TUMBLERS, half pint size, English make, for Thursday Special. SPECIAL PRICE 3/6 half dozen ALL SEAGRASS PRAM, built to our order, best seagrass body and hood, on strong undercarriage with rubber tyred wheels. SALE PRICE 99/6 GRIFFITHS RABBIT TRAPS. Imported direct by us from maker for this £924 season, when' 1 prices are so good. Special prices for Griffiith’s IXL 36/ dozen over 3 doz. lots, tod 39/ doz. for under 3 doz IXL special are 89/>doz. over 3 doz. lots, and 42/ doz. under 3 doz. m DECORATED TEAPOT BARGAINS. 50 English TEAPOTS, all prettily decorated in assorted colours. Good shapes and sizes. Formerly 8/6 to 12/6. Sale Price 4/9. TWELVE WONDERFUL BARGAIN TABLES Thousands of articles, displayed ror quicK selection on la tames. Every table at a popular price. Cups, Plates, Vases, Teapots, Dishes, Bowls, Candlesticks, Ornaments, Rose Bowls, Meat Dishes, Mugs, Royal Doulton Ware, Old English Delft Ware, English China, etc., 1/6 3/11 6/11 10/5 USEFUL CHINA Formerlv 1/11 to 2/6 USEFUL CHINA— Formerly 4/6 to 10/6 CHINA VALUES SUPREME Formerly 8/6 to 10/6 CHINA BARGAINS— Formerly 12/6 to 16/6 1/11 4 7 11 8/11 12 7 5 CHINA ARTICLES— Formerly 2/6 to 4/6 ENGLISH CHINA— Formerly 6/6 to 9/6 BARGAINS IN CHINA— Formerly 9/6 to 16/6 BARGAINS IN CHINA— Formerly 14/6 to 19/6 2 7 11 5/11 9/5 13/11 ASSORTED CHINA— Formerly 3/6 to 5/6 CHINA ASSORTMENTS— Formerly 7/6 to 10/6 UNSURPASSED VALUES— Formerly 10/6 to 15/6 ENGLISH CHINA— Formerly 15/6 to 22/. DISCOUNT FOR CARPENTERS HALF PRICE BARGAINS. WHITE TEAPOT CLEARANCE ALL CARPENTERS’ TOOLS* s, carry a special Cash Discount during this Sale. Imported direct from England and America by us. TOILET WARE and FERN BOWLS cleai’ing at half regular prices during this March Sale of China. Nothing withheld; everything included. 20 WHITE ENGLISH TEAPOTS must be cleared; good shapes and sizes; pure white only) Formerlv 8/6 and 9/6. SALE PRICE 8/9. Oollinson & Son, Broadway & King St;, Palmerston North,

EDWARDS’ OPEN WAREHOUSE BIG REDUCTIONS at WE’VE ANOTHER SHIPMENT OP OUR FAMOUS LOW PRICED GLASSWARE. WE MAINTAIN A HIGH STANDARD OF QUALITY IN EVERYTHING WE SELL. AND INVITE YOU TO VIEW THIS SPLENDID DISPLAY OP GLASS SALAD BOWLS, at 3/9, 4/-, 5/6, 6/Tl each. GLASS SALAD BOWLS on legs at 5/-, 5/9, 5/11 each. GLASS JUGS at 2/9, 4/6, 5/6 each. GLASS CREAM JUGS, at 2/-, 2/6 each. GLASS SUGAR AND CREAMS at 4/- pair. GLASS SUGAR BASINS. 2/3. 8/6, 4/- each, GLASS STEM SUGARS 2 side handles at 3/6 each, GLASS SWEET DISHES In stand at 3/-, 3/6 each. GLASS PICKLE JARS at 4/6 each. GLASS HONEY JARS at 4/6 each. GLASS BUTTER PLATES at 1/-, 1/3 each. GLASS MEASURE JUGS at 1/3 each. GLASS MEASURE TUMBLERS at 8d each. GLASS FUNNELS at 1/9, 2/3 each. R. P. Edwards & Sons, Ltd THE OPEN WAREHOUSE, The Square Palmerston North.. And at Willis and Dixon Streets Wellington,