Page 9 Advertisements Column 4

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 5 December 1940, Page 9

.go^go^ Wk k . . . are You Prepared ? CASH WHOLESALERS have an abundance of CHRiSTMASGROCERIES With Christmas less than three weeks away. NOW is the time to start stocking up your pantry with Groceries you will need during that period. Don’t wait until the last minute—ACT NOW! Cash Wholesalers have a wonderful stock of quality goods suitable for Christmas as well as an abundance of everyday Groceries. Again we stress the need to stock up NOW! LOOK at the LOW PRICES of these GROCERIES ! IMITATION CRYSTALLISED CHERRIES, lb 2/6. CRYSTALLISED CHERRIES, lb 3/-. SHELLED WALNUTS. per lb. 2/4 and 2/6. CASHEW NUTS, per Jib 1/3. BRAZIL KERNELS, per Jib .... 1/3. PEANUTS, shelled, per lb Bd. HANSELL'S ESSENCES, per bottle 9d. LOOSE COCOA, per lb 1/2. GROUND ALMONDS, genuine, per lb. 4/6. COCOANUT, ilb packets 4d. CORNFLOUR, loose, per lb Bd. CORNFLOUR, 16oz packets 1/-. SHREDDO, packets 9d and 1/3. CANNED PEACHES, per tin. 1/6 and 1/7. CANNED APRICOTS, per tin. 1/6 and 1/7. CANNED PEARS, per tin 1/7. PINEAPPLE, per tin ... lOd and 1/2. NESTLE S CREAM, per tin 5d and lOd. JELLIES, pkt 3d, per dozen ... 2/9. CORDIALS: Orange, Lemon and Raspberry, per bottle 1/9. CHRISTMAS HAMS, per lb 1/5. Order yours NOW! o p,D Phone92O nelson 1183 Phone ALSO AT MOTUEKA AND TAKAKA. o

IN DEFENCE OF FREEDOM Efa C^- ; [COURTENAY TIKI i|2lO You've been waiting for a radio with Courtenay quality and performance, at a rock bottom price—and here it is. The 5-valve Courtenay “Tiki”— a marvel of good looks, good listening, and good value housed in a handsome, high gloss cabinet—a mere II" long, 8 1" deep, and 6" wide. Courtenay “Tiki” is concentrated power, range, selectivity, and high fidelity. A radio that represents the ideal for small spaces for small flats, for bedsitting rooms or for an extra bedroom set. And wait. The tariff ? Less than you’d expect. For “Tiki”, designed to be a value leader, is priced at*a mere £l2-10-0. But see “Tiki”—with its little niceties of finish that lift it out of the ordinary run of low priced radios, and hear it, today. COURTENAY TIKI Radio W. RICHARDS, Bridge Street, Nelson. WINN BROS., Bridge Street, Nelson. And c/o O. C. WILKINSON, High Street, Motueka. D. KELLY, Motueka. A n adrt 1t of Turnbull & Jones l.td.. Distributors. Wellington, Phons 55-A2S.

It is estimated that throughout the! world there are 30,000,000 radio sets in ! use, with an audience of over 100,000,000 j listeners. I