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Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1928, Page 3

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Small table potatoes 13s Gel sack, pie potatoes 4s (id, fowl wheat 245, feed oats 16s Gtl. pigmeal 12s, meat meal (lOOlb bags) 14s, oyster grit (1601 b. ha ns 1 Bs. pollard (200’b) 18r 6<l, bran (ISO’s) 14s 3d, Hour (200’s) 355, our own parked tea, (51b,s and upwards! 2s 3d per lb., i chests 2s lb. Send 3d in stamps and we shall forward you a liberal sample of this lino. Host baeon Is lb, new potatoes 4d lb., green peas 5d lb. If you require anythin': not listed, drop us a line and we shall he pleased to quote you. This list cancels all previous lists. Terms strictly cash with order, freight to bo included if sidin': is a flag station. SPREYDON PRODUCE CO.. (Late F. Wild man A r V>y.' k 40, Bath Street Christchurch.