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Otaki Mail, 2 June 1930, Page 2

r«T#H BUTTER, Empire (advanced Id lb Friday, :30th), 1/4 lb. SALMON,'Pink, large tins 1/-. : ;i PINEAPPLE,'Prize-winner, large tins 9d, .COCOA, with free chocolate, 10d; 1/8, 3/1. „. PEAS, boiling, opkts 1/-. ' v K CANDLES, per lb lOd. ,: SANDSOAP, wrapped, 5 cakes 1/-. MISPRINT LAST ISSUE/SAGO should-read "■ 51b -1/-. ■ - USE OUR SERVICE—WE CALL FOR ORDERS AND ' r . . DELIVER. FOR QUALITY AND VALUE IN GROCERIES. OTAKI AND OTAKI RAILWAY. Telephone 6. . Telephone 63. .; ... ,• J .--r, > . ~. ; t ■ ana anaana mum r ataa HBißMiaßiaaHßßan SIB 808 888 6 m » sees m ■a is oanana BB © KaElcßEiaVffi $ is ■■■ on. Ills' n tpoTt i selection of d "Tea- Set." ! For rear/ service and satis* * i faction you cannot do better . than select from the stocks we '• m d» s*rv &3& -I<-C> :-•*#• reenter, oesitrns atoms choosms casta. 1ISU1! OH 35* H ~f / , Nothing pleases home-loving fffl more than dainty ML ''. crocketv. .-.'.■.. ...".:'■■ ~ ' ?§S®S 1 *-S^AJ _:«!•■■'■ seekers of Gifts, no matter for ~. should see ou K stocks of Vases, Ornaments, Jardimers, tea 'Pots, and Fruit Dishes. - v iBSE! '7~—■■;.--;;■-. ;,;■;■_ HI msNON OABINETJHAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, GENERAL HARDWARE MERCHANT, ETC ymmK .«■■■■ OTAKI, AND OTAKI BEACH. PHONE 205. ALL .OUR GOODS AS AT OPENING OFFERED v. 1 ?-/ ■■ ■■■■:';"■: AT ' • ¥l3 fTTrarrrr ■ ■•Wi •HSUtI ORIGINAL PRICE LIST IN OPERATION. ALL STANDARD GRADE FRUITS, NO SECONDS ■■•is'.r.<t*iii:i-j*iir. .OTAKI AND PHONE 205. OTAKI BEACH. NOTICE. Owing to the decline of thei Jewellery Trade. -■■"■■■..''.'•■ "■ J 'Wn' : " ■ >'■"•■:' " :ifii*Kfa : ra combine his: present business with is'Stationer and Fancy Goods Deal- , .He thanks all who up to the present have supported lam and trusts they Will continue their patronage.. Key/ and old customers, may be.-assured of T attention to their wishes. - ; Watch and Jewellery Repairs as Usual. fbone 201. y. -: - ■*c. -i - Employ a % Good Painter - Ic . IS " ot economy to set unskilled labour at '« job of painting, just because anyone Can *P. x, r a 'l fh** Ppint on in some sort ■of, fashion. 1-he painter's experience in diagnosing the ■.needs of woods, and his knowledge of the' proportions of lead,; oil and drier to fit the case, make him absolutely necessary'' to a good economical job <>{ painting. A good painter pays for himself. We eptf?'<fy. expert tradesmen-only. Shall..wett for that job, '.. Granfield & Co„ misTi&rMi