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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 53, 18 March 1937, Page 15

HAWKE'S BAY BUTCHERY Ltd. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN MEAT PRICES ! An Article Bought Right is Easily Sold Owing to the recent dry weather we were able to maEe * very satisfactory deal which enables us to sell for CASH at the foilowing prices while it laste — PR1ME LAMB PRIME LAMB JFOREQUARTER, lb. 7J HINDQUARTER, lb. QjJ Anjr weight. Any weight. | HALE LAMB, !b. g J I MUTTON MUTTON I FOREQUARTER, lb. O J HINDQUARTER, lb. 1 An£ weight. Any weight. I HALF SHEEP, lb. 3IJ I . , WHOLE LEGS, lb. 5IJ SHANK END, lb. giJ I AND SO ON. I BEEF SAUSAGES, lb. 44 PORK SAUSAGES, lb. gj I See the Windows for Selection and Prices I QUALITY QUALITY I READ TH1S I I Sold at Stortford Lodge Sale on acconnt W. L. NELSON, 1 1 ESQ., some- of the finest beef cattle ever yarded of f his 1 I famous Whakamarumaru Station, purchased by I The Hawke's Bay Butchery Co., Ltd. I THAT'S THE BEEF FOR THIS WEEK AND NEXT. ■ , ' I • Lambs and Fat Sheep off MR. KEN TILSON'S lovely] I little fattening farm. They are be&uties. I ARCHIE has taken over the management of No. 2 Shop, I opposite Bewley's Music Shop, and he says he is going to I 1 give away llb. of Mince to every customer that spends 1 2 /6, by w.ay of introducing himself over the week-end, E and that cat's meat or a little piece of suet. is only I butcher's discount. I H.B.B. Ltd. H.B.B. Ltd. | No. 1 and No 2 Shops. ■ ■ - - * J/u, Qu/cAeAf i cwcf C VteartcAf SALESMAIj^V 2* \ . ' *e *£. S ^ W64 \ i \ ! X-xit- A & ^ .6^ -Av \r6 ft \ ^ 1°* v> ■ «... ! \ ot I \ -.6^® ^ | * ' BEST "SeSTcST-" S B FOR THRESHING MiLLS BARRY EROS., LTD. napierhas™GS