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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18057, 6 April 1933, Page 2

PUHA HALL DANCE AND EUCHRE In aid of Fuha Tennis Club. FRIDAY, APRIL 28 Good Prizes, good Music, good Supper. Free Bus from Ormond. Ladies 1/-, Genll ernen 2/-, 60 Smiles ARE ALL THE GO WITH McKEAGUE’S CUSTOMERS It is good business to keep smiling—and in this respect shoppers are all proving themselves good business women. Their genuine satisfaction in McKeague’s Service is obvious in those cheerful smiles and in the complete confidence they show in all “McKeague’s” Values. Th'ey also appreciate the wonderful flavor and true economy of using McKeague’s PERFECTION TEA—Priced at 2/6 per pound—blended to suit Te Arai water, and packed in airtight lead packets, PERFECTION is truly the PREMIER 2/6 Tea Value in this part of the country. Quality Goods Priced at a Saving—--3 Gold Line Breakfast Cups and Saucers—7d each, 6 for 3/3 Toa Toa Cheese, 8d lb. Pineapple, 5d tin Peaches, Pears., Apricots, 1/- large tin Creamoata, 1/6 packet Oatmeal, slb bags 1/2 Loose Pepper, 1/6 lb., Mustard 2/* lb. Dates, sibs 1/K.O. or Fuchsia Butter, 11 cl lb. Arid a Special for this Friday and Saturday—--1 Large Bottle of Tomato or Worcester Sauce and 2 packets of Sungold Jelly Crystals—For 1/AT PHONE 788. FREE DELIVERY. MILK DOCKETS and Milk Record Books, ready printed, at Herald Jobbing Department.

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