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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11582, 24 May 1916, Page 8

WHY NOT PAY THESE LOW PRICES EOR GROCERIES P “No Credit and No Delivery” is our new method of doing grocery business. It pays you to pay us cash as evidence these prices : Household Ammonia 6d bottle A rrowroot, 6d per lb. Black Lead, lOd doz Metal Polish, 9d tin Blue, lid doz Lima Beans, 6d per lb. Harricot Beans, 4d per lb. Caustic Soda, 9d per tin Cream Tartar, 2/3 per lb. Coffee. 1/10 per lb. Currants, best. 6d per lb.Coffee Essence, l/3 per bottle Curry Powder, lOd per bottle Dates, 31bs for Is. Flour, ner lOOcwt., 14s Icing Sugar, 6d per lb. Oatmeal, 251 b bag 4/9 Picper bag 10/9 Table Vinegar, 8d per bottle Zebra Paste, 3 for Is. Hodder&Tollej (limited), MARTON.

08MIN0. IN ALL ITS GORGEOUS GRANDEUR BUM S - WEDNESDAY, 24th ■ Mav. SANDON— THURSDAY, May 25. BONGO TEA— FRIDAY. May 26. bakebTbkos. 5 HDGE AUSTRALIAN CIRCUS, HIPPODROME, and TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITION, presenting 60 highlytrained Ponies, Donkeys, Mules, Dogs, Ac, A revelation in Animal Training, 30 CONTINENTAL STAR ARTISTES, including—La Belle Mertie, the charming Dental Q ueen (late of Singling Bros, great American Circus) ; Rioto, the Japanese Wonder on the Silver Thread; Delino, the Champion Somersault Bareback Rider; Barberina Baker, the marvellous Lady Contortionist (the Poetry of Motion) ; Walkofsky Bisters, Russian Dancers ; Brasso and Tips, American Clowns , Professor Cole’s Troupe of Performing Ponies, Dogs, and Monkeys ; and a host of others. Also our famous BUCKJUMPEEB, including Fireworks, the greatest outlaw that ever looked through a bridle. Comprising in all one of the finest programmes ever introduced in the arena. Prices —Reserved Seat 4s ; 3s, 2s. Children Is to all parts. ROSLYN WOOL, 3-PLY, M SKEIN. At'our Mid-Season Sale Now On. SUTCLIFFE’S CASH EXCHANGE, MARTON.

KAWA SWAMP. E will sell by Public Auction % ’ (in conjunction -with J. W. Walsh and Coy.), this well-known property, comprising some 4000 ACRES of heavy alluvial Raupo and Flax Swamp, in the KTNG’S’THBATRE, HAMILTON, on Thursday, June Ist, At 11 a in. (WINTER SHOW WEEK.) Easy Terms;— 10 per cent deposit. 10 per cent in 12 months or improvements. 10 per cent in 2 years. Balance at the rate of percent for 5 years. Situated on Main Trunk Line alongside of the Te Kawa Railway Station, 7 miles south of Te Awamutu. Mr George Kay, of Te Kawa, will be pleased to show intending purchasers round the property and will also give all information, COOPER AND SOBBY, Auctioneers, HAMILTON.