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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17170, 13 October 1923, Page 11

• • 5 We’ve added a further week to our SALE PEEIOD because its success i 3 so phenomenal. But this will be the last week— BUY NOW Notabie Last Week Bargains Special English Mixture Chocolates and Marzipans. Sale Price 3/- lb. Lowney’s Chocolates §-lb. boxes 2/6 Big reductions in presentation boxed chocolates—£l 1/- boxes NOW 14/-. Last chance clearance of Bon-Bons at Cut Prices. TOFFEES. Pascall's Gold Seal Usually 4/per lb. . . Now 2/9 lb. 41b. tins 10/Needler’s Masterpiece Usually 4/- per lb. ~.. Now 2/9 lb. 41b. tins 10/Mackintosh’s Egg and Milk, in tins. Usually 2/- Now 1/10 Mackintosh’s Mothers, in tins Usually 2/- . . . . Now 16 Pascall’s Butter Almonds, Walnuts, Brazils Usually 4/- per lb Now 3/4 lb. Pascall’s Fruit Bon-Bons— CHOCOLATES. Calcy’s Usually 3/- & 4/- lb. Now 2/6 & 3/6 lb. 41b. boxes 9/- & 12/6 Bowntree’s Usually 4/- lb. Now 3/3 lb. 41b. boxes 12/Fry’s Usually 3/- per lb. Now 2/9 lb. 41b. boxes 10 - Carsons Usually 4/- per lb. Now 3/6. 41b boxes 12/FOP. KIDDISS’ PRIZES. Special line handsomely decorated English Boxed Chocolates —Usually . . . . 1/6 Limited quantity at 9d "box Pascall’s Usually 4/- 5/- 6/lb. Now 3/6 4/- 4/6 lb. 41b. boxes 12/6 15/- 16 6. ENGLISH BOXED CHOCOLATES. Beautiful boxes, of all leading makers, i-lbs. 2/6 3/- 3/6 4/- & 4/6 1-lbs. 5/- 6 - 6/6 7/- 7/6 & 8/6 21b. boxea from 10/-. ENGLISH BOXED CHOCOLATES. Beautiful boxes, of all leading makers—-4-lbs. 2/6 3/- S/6 4/- & 4/6 1-lbs. 5/- S/- 6/6 7/- 7/6 & 8/6 21b. boxes from 10/-. Chocolate Mixtures— Usually 2/- lb. Now 1/8 lb. Fruit Jellies— Usually 2/- lb. Now 1/6 lb. Liquorice Allsorts— Usually 2/- lb. Now 1/6 lb. Stickjawettes— Usually 1/6 lb. Now 1/3 lb. Usually 3/6 per lb. Now 3/Glovers Famous Toffee is A.lso Reduced per The toffee that made Glovers famous. In five flavours—Peanut, Everton, Stickjaw, Fruit, Coconut. Also Coconut Ice and Candy, Extraordinary value. / COLOMBO STREET—Near Cashel Street Corner

-^«*s£S^gßgagk. sn ULJ Thrills! Thrills!! ‘thrills! 11 Thrills!!!! Hair-Raising Thrills AWAIT YOU AT THE GREAT €ASNI¥AL OF THE PIONEER SPORTS CLUS TO BE HELD AT iockborn Racecourse (OLD TROTTING GROUND) ON If a. ISradui J DAY MONDAY, OCTOBER 22nd. commencing at 1.30 p.m. AM the Speed Kings of the Dominion will be there—mounted cn their spaca annihilating mounts—Coleman and Woodman, Mangham and Workman, and Glaringbald, and many others. Long list of hair-raising events—events which will thrill thousands. Events include N.Z. Heavy Weight Championship and Canterbury Middle Weight Championship. All roads will lead to Sockburn Racecourse cn Labour Day—there wii! be special tram service—be one of the countless throng. ADMISSION 2s f= " (Grand Stand 3'- Extra) The Box Plan for the Grand Stand opens at the Canterbury Sports Depot. High Street, at 9 a.m. next Monday.

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