Among the many points dealt with in the last report of the Liverpool Steamship Association is the extraordinary degree of safety which modern shipping has now secured for passengers. It is stated that in the British mercantile marine during the years 1924-1927 the total number of passengers’ lives lost by wrecks and casualties was 11. Yet in London alone three lives are now lost every day as a result of traffic accidents. GROCERIES HALF-GAL. PIE APRICOTS ... 1/6 CANNED TOMATOES, large Tins . . 1/GLAXO 2/6 and 6/6 POULTRY SPICE 1/11 MEAT MEAL 12-lb., 1/11 BARRY’S TRICOPHEROUS .... 2/6 LARGE ST. MUNGO . . . 1/10 Packet. QUARTS PARAFFIN OIL ... . 2/10 BUTTER BEANS 3-lb. 1/3 BOILING PEAS 5-lb. 1/5 SPLIT PEAS 3-lb. 1/BOILING PEAS 4-lb. 1/MARROWFAT PEAS .... 3 Pkts. 1/3 SPECIAL: mRY A U R 1 2/-° TEA. 5-lb. for 9/3. It is a Wonderful seller. SINGLE PROFIT STORES DEE ST. INVERCARGILL. TAY ST.
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Southland Times, Issue 20833, 23 July 1929, Page 8
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147Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 20833, 23 July 1929, Page 8
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