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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 286, 4 December 1933, Page 2

KERNOHAN'S Ltd. 3 SHOPS GUYTON ST., HEAD OPFICE, 2357 and 5130. BRANCHES: AVENUE, PHONE 2975. TAYLORVILLE, ’PHONE 3734. Special for One Week Only 1 FANCY CUP, SAUCER & PLATE I/- for I/New Season s Almonds 1/11 lb Drained Cherries 2/3 lb Dess. Dates . . 4 pkts, for 1/Separator Butter ... 8d lb Ground Amonds 2/9 lb Pres. Ginger . 10 lb MILDURA SULTANAS 3|b s f or 1/3 Custard Powder, large tins lOd Prunes . . . . 3 lbs for 1/3 Coffee Essence . lOd bott. Evap. Peaches 9d lb Rennet Essence 9d bot. Salmon, pink large tins . 1/3 NEW POTATOES 751hs f nr New Season’s Figs & Muscatels have just arrived STROUD’S THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING SOON! WHAT ABOUT A TENT AND FLY 7 TENT, 6ft. x Bft. and FLY Bft. x 10ft. with 2ft. 6in. wall—32/6. TENT, Bft. x 10ft. and FLY 10ft. x 12ft. with 2ft. 6in. wall—4s/-. TENT, 10ft. x 12ft. and FLY 12ft. x 14ft. with 2ft. Gin. wall—sB/6. CAMP BEDS, 6ft. 4in. x 2ft., beech frames, 21/6. CAMP STOOLS, Folding, 4/6. We carry a large stock of New and Second-hand Furniture of all descriptions. GIVE US A TRIAL. C. B. STROUD & Co. Ltd. THE BUSI BUYERS AND SELLERS, 73 Ridgway St. ’Phono 2804. J. STROUD, Alanager. (Cash or Terms)

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