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Hokitika Guardian, 19 October 1921, Page 3

GOLD MINERS. May gt-t tin- ft to n kst puick for GOLD from : T. H. r.t: K, c/ii McMahon and I.«■<■, Box .'SI, Beef tori. ITIOK SALK.—(In Central Otago), IS li.p. internal-fired BOILER, in good order. Suitable for coal mine or dairy factory. Ear particulars apply to Win. Wood. Okarito. IMPORTANT NOTICE! ! ALDRIDGE & ADAMSON CASH MERCHANTS. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. COME AND PAY THE UP-TO-DATE STOKE A VISIT. STUDY THE PHfCES.

Haricot I I>‘;ins 3Jd per Hi. Pearl Barley 3}d por l!i. Coffee Loose 1/!) per lb. Choose 1 t I por lb. Kssenoos (any flavours) fid per bottle. Lime Water. fid quart bottle. and Radium "d small, and 1 - large. Bice,' filbs for 1/10. l’ie Fruits, 1 gallons. 2- per tin. Shaker Salt fid per tin. Anchovy Kssonce, Is 3d per bottle. Brunswick Black, lOd per bottle. Lima Beans, 7(1 per lb. Blue (Becketts) Is 3d per 12 cakes Carbonate Soda. 3d per lb. Fish Paste, Kkl per jar. (■round Ginger, Gd per tin. Mustard, lid and Is per 1 lb. Nutmegs, 2s fid per lb. Old Dutch Cleanser, 8d per tin. Oatmeal, 6 lbs for Is Sd. Quicksliine. 2 tins for Is 3d. Preserved Ginger, ]s fid por lb. Shaker Salt, fid per tin. olb bags of salt. lid. Soda crystals, 0 lbs for Is. Sauce. Tomato, quarts Is fid. Sauce. Worcester, quarts Is Id. Starch. Is per lb. .Jewel Jellies. 3s fid per doz. Preserving Jars, 12s and 15s per doz.. Bulk Teas, Is lOd and 2s lb.

BOOK CHRISTMAS HAMS NOW AND SAVE THE RISE. CASH ON DELIVERY. ALL OTHER LINES AS BEFORE. TEA! ! SPECIAL BLEND. Packed Solely for tiie A. and A. Stores. Sold with a guarantee. If you do not like it return it. ‘2/6; 2/8; and .‘l/- per lb. ASK FOR MOUNT VIEW TEA! For any requirements if you cannot conic ill, rill" up A and A Stores, l’lione 152. (iOODS DELI VERED TO ANY PART OF TOWN.

MESDAMES! 70I T R “Day at Homo” will 1)0 noted, providing you insist upon “PEERLESS” FLOUR being used in your culinary department. Your Cakes, etc., will bring a distinction, which you just now miss because you are not using “l’KEll I.KSS VI.OPR.” All orocers st'ek “Peerless.” i (Exclusively used by C. I Ptahlert. KanieriY CO AST AI, AGENTS.

FARMERS! l>oft>re installing a milking plant consult A. CEDERMAN MECHANICAL ENGINEER, Hokitika. who will put you on the right, track with the following outfit:— WOLSELEY CREAM SEPARATORS, British made for British users. 1921 Models. Farmers use a PRESTON COW DETECTOR to find your robber cows. THE GANE MILKING MACHINE. the best on the market. THE ANDERSON OIL ENGINE. which speaks for itself.

THE HUTCHISON HYDRAULIC VACUUM PUMP. is the most interesting power machine, doing the combined work ol the oil ‘ - engine and vacuum pump, which may 1*« ; installed wherever there is a lab. of j about 12 feet, and a water (low ol , 20,000 gallons per hour. This wonder- j ful machine also drives a vacuum engine j for separating. j THE "HARVOS” OSCILLATING SLIDE VALVE VACUUM PUMP. j This is the latest in vacuum pumps and • must apiteal to anyone putting in a nii 11. 1 ii- machine, as the ordinary valves which "ire the trouble makers, are entirely done away. This pump never - heats and the efficiency is so high that n smaller pump can he used. AUTHORISED AGENT » FOR THE ABOVE MACHINES. {