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Patea Mail, Volume XLVI, 22 August 1923, Page 1

Farmers! Householders! You save money by buying your Grocery and Farm requirements from GILBERT & ROOTS, the Central Stores, Patea. We deliver to your door at these LOW PRICES. Best Southern Flour 100’s £l/0/6 50’s 10/6, 25’s 5/£. Honey in 21b Pats, 1/8; 21b tins, 1/10, also in 51b tins. Bournville Cocoa, 3/9 per lb. Three large Bars Soap 2/6; sand- soap, 5 cakes for 1/-, Edmond's Baking Powder, 3 tins for 4/-. Loose Dates, 31bs for 1/3. Best Whole Fowl Wheat, 23/6 per sack. Just Arrived: YATES & COOPERS’ GARDEN SEEDS, SEED POTATOES ETC. GILBERT & ROOTS RING UP ’PHONE 13, OR WRIT E BOX 29 FOR FURTHER PAR TICULARS

A HIGH GRADE PIANO At a Reasonable Price! ABSOLUTELY THE BEST VALUE IN NEW ZEALAND AT THE PRICE. WITTO m ( ENGLISH ) NOTE: This English firm of WITTON & WITTON established 183 b. EASY TERMS DEPOSIT m c£2 Bs. 9d. MONTHLY VSi'fSAfi? MV-J(A 'mm mm mm mm (ill! CASH STYLE lb UPRIGHT GRAND Height 4ft Bin, width 4ft lOin, depth 2ft lin. Case dark mahogany, noble proportions, extended round ends and bevelled panels, plugged pin, iron bronzed frame, best under-damper action, and double covered hammer, with unique sound board. We have sold four of these pianos to customers on their reputation. .They did not see or hear them till delivered in their houses. In every case more than pleased. Unsolicited Testimonial.—Begg and Co,. Dunedin, rites:—A client who purchased a Witton and Yv T ittonPiano from us, writes: “I consider that the Witton and Witton piano I have pu rcliased from yon is equal to any £l5O piano I have seen.' ’ Send £B. .We will supply in rotation as Pianos arrive. If not pleased with Piano we will refund money or exchange free of cost to purchaser. E, DIXON & Co., Direct Importers Siawera.

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