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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10892, 5 March 1914, Page 7

LIMITED. FAT STOCK FOfS ■FREEZING." THE WELLINGTON, MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED, is prepared to receive STOCK for FREEZING and SHIPMENT ON CLIENTS’ ACCOUNT, at lowest rates current in the Dominion. The Company is also prepared to buy PAT SHEEP, LAMBS and CATTLE. . All particulars a$ to charges and prices can be obtained on application to’ the Company’s buyers sis und^r: — e P. 0. SWAINSON, Feilding, Telephone No. 131, 1 W. HAIR, Mangarimu, Telegraphic;Address : Manganimu. W, G. VICKERS, Shannon, Telephone No. 16. J/A. REID, .. / Aramoho, Telephone No. 17l ! Ok to the Company’s Head Office : IS-SO Hunter Street, Wellington. « A® i Limited , Grain, and lerchants .TOST ARRIVED—GARTON’S ENGLISH SEEDS Turnips, BwedeSi Rape-, Carrots, and Mangolds. Also — i% Jersey Queen” Mangolds Western Woltlis Grass (a quick j growing grass). Full Stocks of Groceries & Fanners’ Requirements aOENTS FOR : Mas ey-Harris Company, Ltd.’s Seeding, Cultivating, Hay making, and Harvesting Machines. Duplicate Darts kept in stock. £} M. BRO OQ-HTON. CABINETMAKER, Etc., BULLS. I have now removed into my new premises opposite Jones and McGregor’s, Ltd., where be pleased to meet old and new customers. FUNERALS FURNISEIBD. PUENITUHE & PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. YOUR INCOME-INCREASE IT By dealing at F. BROWN’S GENERAL GROCERY STJORE North Broadway, marton. J.FRUIT PRESERVING SEASON.' MASON’S PL JARS 1 quart MASON’S PL JARS 2 quart MASON’S WM JARS 1 quart MASON’S WM JARS- 2 quart JELLY JARS PRESERVING PANS kept ia all sizes.

J. BipDGrE, Carrier and Forwarding Agent, MArton Junction. Marton Agent for N.Z. Express Company. PAECELS consigned and received from all parts of the Dominion. Telegrams and orders promptly attended to. . ' Telephone 179.

OUR PRICES REMAIN THE LOWEST FOR CASH. POTATOES, new and good, 3/6 per \ cwt, 141b£or 1FLOUR, beefc roller, 11/6 100 lbs SUGAR, xA 561 b bag 9/6 TE A,*from 1/3 per ib OAt MEAL, 251 b bag, 3/9 RICE, 2/2 per dozen lbs SAGO, 2/2 per dozen lbs. CREAM of TARTAR, 1 /-* per lb ' CURRANTS, 4/9/per dozen lbs RAISINS, seedless,«Td per lb KEROSENE, per case / Crockery at reduced prices. Preserving. Glass Jars, from \£/.6 per doz. Lines in Drapei y, Clothing, and Boo*s, reduced to usual cost and under. Orders by post promptly attended to. (Established over 30 years.) ‘ T.H. BREDIN, Co-Op. Stores, NOBTH BROADWAY, MAR TON, Phone 26,