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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19448, 6 November 1925, Page 2

tKernohan’s For Me That’s the verdict of aft’ householders who take trouble to eome round to Guyton Stre for their Groceries PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOWER Because we pay no Big Avenue rents. You get all the Benefit—not the land’'’"’ THESE WILL CONVINCE YOU: Sugar (1A), per 701 b. bag. 17/6. Flour, 251bs. for 5/9. Sugar (1A), per 121b5., 3/6. Palm and Olive Soap, 6d per Harraway’s Rolled Ooats, 1/5 cake. per bag (4lbs.) < New Dates, 4d per lb. 4 Tins Sardines for 1/-. Pears, 1/3 per tin. Sultanas, 31bs. for 1/4. Pineapple, 6d per tin. Plug Tobacco, 1/- per plug. Peaches, 1/3 per tin. TEATEATEA Thousands of people drink OUR FAMOUS GOLDEN CROSS TEA (Registered). The Greatest Tea Value in Now Zealand to-day. Try one pound and be convinced. By using this 2/2 Tea you SAVE OVER 1/- PER POUND. KERNOHAN’S Ltd. GUYTON STREET, (JUST OFF AVENUE). “WHERE LOWER RENTS MEAN LOWER PRICES.”

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