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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13808, 23 August 1913, Page 1

r-G.P.'HINGSTON. THE CASH GROCER, ■• ■■.■ - , —SELLS— i Dried Apples, 8d Ib. Dried Apricots, lOd lb. Best Prunes, sd; 61bs. at 4-id. Best Dates, 4d; 61bs at 3£d. Cooking Figs, 4d lb. Candy Figs, Is 6d box. j Seeded Raisins, 3 "-packets i St Currants, 4d lb.; G lbs Is 9d. Sultanas, 4d to Gd^lb. / Pie Fruits, Is half gallon tin. Pio Apricots,-Is 3d half gallon tin. Dessert Apricots and Peaches, Is tin. Whole Strawberries in syrup Is 2d. Raspberry Jam, Stoko brand, Is 3d-jar. Marmalade, 6d; Apricot Jam. 6d. Strawberry and Apple Jam, 6d. Green Peas, Is 2d ".tin. ■ TEAS. Good Loose .Teas', Is, Is 4d, Is 8d lb. Taywatte, a new Tea, Is lOd lb. Amber Tips and Bell Tea, Is lOd. Own Special Tea, Is lOd lb. Stand Out, Is 6d, Is Bd, Is lOd, 2s lb. Nelson • Moat.es, Is-8d ? 2s. BookGii't and Arcadia, 2s. Planters' Choice, 2s and 2s 3d. Choice China Tea, 2s 2d. Amber Tips, 9s sib. tin. Bell Tea, 9s 51b. tin. Choice-Ceylon Tea, 6s 6d 51b. box. Pure Ceylon and Indian Tea, 7s 6d 51b. tin. --. •■"• - . < Real good tea in I -chests Is Id to Is 6d per lb. SOAPS. Almond Scented Soap, 6d bar; 8s 6d box 21 bars. Prize Medal Soap, dd largo bar; 11s Gd boxl Rosebud Soap, lOd large bar; 12s 6d box. Silkston'e Soap, lid large bar; 13s 6d box. Champion Cleanser Soap—a disinfectant—6d bar. AH Other Goods Equally Cheap. G. F. KINGSTON, THE CASH GROCER, No. 58, HARDY STREET. 'Phone 104 I W.R.MAX I EICHMOND. I END OF mm® SALE. § Great Redactions on all" i 'Drapery, Clothing, Boots, & i Floor Cloths, Hearth Rugs, W Carpets, Door Mats, etc. W Our Dress Materials are new, 1 Best Quality and Latest I Styles. c I I Early selection of Dfes's | Materials will be necessary to I! avoid disappointment. | Our own Dress goods made 1 up at the lowest possible i All sale goods will be for 1 cash. No discount allowed j| , during sale off sale prices. 1 I No goods will be sent out on W approval during sale. i W. H. MY, 1 EICHMOND. i I \ Mro^m ,^. m _^_ im . J { FSELSI DRAIN PIPES. CHEAPEST, MOST EFFECTIVE MEANS OP DKAINING- DAMP, COLD LAND. 1-foot Pipes by 3-inch, 15/(5 per 100, at , Works. 1-foot Pipes by 4-inch, 20/- par 100. at Works. Also, Cheap CULVERT PIPES, from 18-inch to 4-inch. Farmers onld use these to great advantage in cart; crossings or filling watercourses near their homes. Seaure requirements early. NELSON BR!CK & POTTEEV WORKS, HA&LPDEtf-STREET. NEALE AND HADDOW, 2840 Proprietors. "R MAY RICHMOND. I^TOW LANDING—Push Ploughs. CulJ3I tivators, Discs, and Small Garden Tools of all kinds. SPEATINti MATERIALS ef all kinds Eed Oils, Kill Scale, Lime-Sulphur Solution, Arsenatw o: Lead (various makes) BUYEES of Prime Fed DAIRY PORK. , Highest price given for well fed meat and Emtable weights.' . 2670 SOUTH"BRITISH : INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital ...' 7.. ... £2,000,001? Accumulated Funds over £700,000 FIRE A. MARINE- & ACCIDENT ■ INSURANCES, ' Including Employers' Liability for Compensation under the Workers' Compesatiqn Acts, Mortgage Indemnity, Puhlic Risk, Personal Accident, either singly or in conjunction with Sickness Benefits, Burglary, Plate Glass, Fidelity Guarantee, etc. ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. . / Sub-Agents for Districts City, Robertson Bris. j Mouteka, W. { Mclnnes; Richmond, W. R. May; ] Takaka, J. J. Langridge & Co. ; Wake- j field, E. J. Painton; Collingwood, W. C. Riley & Co.; Upper Moutere, Mr. !C. H. J. Bockmann • Wetsporfc, J. J. 1 Moiony; Murchison, Dinwiddio and i Robson. i F. A D. EDWARDS^ \ ■.-. ~:. . ... Agents,- ■•- ■...■.■....,■■ . trafalgar street. (Next National vßanlr.)