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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17949, 29 November 1932, Page 6

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C r r —i e c nmu I$A •■ •-•-•- Wa are the Best and Cheapest. Try us and we will prove it. Measurement taken free of charge. Ring 782 and our car will call on you with a full range of samples. HANSEN ?! Slreel M'i New ■ ■ «£# SEASON’ 5 In anticipation of your making puddings, cakes, etc. we have in stock a full and complete assortment of the necessary ingredients that go towards making the festive season a success. We do not | stock the so- 'i called cheap |j variety, hut | we do stock the better quality, and buying in large quantities, we are able to offer quality goods at lowered t prices—and of course 5 per cent. Discount for Cash. fescat*’ etc. Stt\te« as fit'S, THE PICK OF THE MARKET Jordan Almonds 2/6 lb Cooking Almonds 1/9 Ground Almonds 2/9 *o Also new stocks of Walnuts, Brazils, Peanuts, Barcelonas, Crystalised Cherries, Ginger, Angelica, Chocolate Decorettes, etc. BOOK YOUR XIAS HAMS NOW! We are noted for the quality hams we stock and suggest you book your order now —the price is 1/2 per lb. XMAS GIFTS ? In thinking of what to give for Christinas, may we remind you that we carry a splendid selection of China and Crystal Ware. A gift of this class is always appreciated and we cordially invite you to come and see the range we are offering. Chrisimas Fruits ad Confectionery Now to Hand.

SPHERE Is no pi oof that walking X under a ladder ever brought any one bad luck. Anti yet people who Studiously avoid walking under ladders, spilling salt, etc., will take the risk of buying inferior articles, a procedure ■ which-As much more likely to prove unlucky. There is one sure way to avoid the disappointment which follows an unsatisfactory purchasebuy goods advertised in the Herald and b« sure of good value.

T INEN-MAJIKING OUTFIT (Rubber stamp of your name), pad, tirush, indelible ink. and a box to hold the lot, 376; postage 3d extra.— At the Herald Office.