F. A. THOMPSON \ I ! • ■ ; UNDERTAKER & MONUMENT Al< i Y 1 MASON. ■ ' GIBSON QUA X, HOKITIKA. pESIRES TO INFORM the general public that 1 there is in stuck numerous designs in marble and gran* Re memorials. Latest, catalogue sent on application.' ■- i , Estimates given for any type af DURING THIS MONTH WE WILL. DELIVER THE VERY BEST QUALITY TABLE POTATOES IN SACKS CONTAINING 1701 b FULL WEIGHT FOR 5/0 Freight paid tb any Railway Stati n on the West Coast. • As there is a movement to get Canterbury Potatoes into Australia, should this happen, Potatoes will rise ;e»;> v considerably in price;''Farmers others should lay in sufficient at this price to last then till the end of the year. ■ Also small bags for domestic use, as follows. Table Potatoes 2/6; S\v. <!-'s 2/6, Carrots 3/6, Parsnips 4/- all in 561 b bags, freight paid to any station. j
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1931, Page 8
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152Page 8 Advertisements Column 5 Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1931, Page 8
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