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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1276, 15 March 1918, Page 3

SUPPLY STORES, Ltd. SYDENHAM. LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS. Mr J. Hall Mr E. F. Owen Mr W. M. Berrill Mr A. W. Soanes Mrs A. W. Soanes Mr J. W. Purvis Mr W. Mrs M. Wolfreys Mr S. C. Owen Mr L. Owen Mr S. E. Bull Mr W. Stewart Mr C. F. Henry Saxby. AN ALL-BRITISH COMPANY WITH ALL BRITISH CAPITAL EMPLOYING ALL-BRITISH LABOUR AND DEALING IN COLONIAL, BRITISH, AMERICAN, AND OTHER ALLIED COUNTRIES’ GOODS. Including: GROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, E.P. WARE, & GENERAL HARDWARE. Proprietors of the Famous “CROWN” BLENDED & “CROWN” CEYLON TEAS. Prices—2/-, 2/2, 2/4, & 3/- per lb. Coupons in every packet and tin. We also pack a Good Quality Tea without Coupons, at 1/10 per lb. - Families waited on for Orders in City and All Suburbs. PROMPT MOTOR DELIVERY. CASH DISCOUNT COUPONS gdver. as usual. Telephones 829 and 3629. THE SUPPLY STORES, Ltd. 420 COLOMBO ST., SYDENHAM.

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