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Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1932, Page 1

1 c m m '-m bu -m mr . ■ ■ MEAT AT SENSATIONAL PRICES §A YE *] D IN THE LB. PRIMEST OF MUTTON, CHOICE OX BEEF, SMALL GOODS, THE BE SI IN TOWN. ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY, J ames Joh n soil BUTCHER AND SMALL GOODSMAN REVEI L STREET, HOKITIKA, TELEPHONE—No. 157 M, ',a ■ • i

WHEN WE SPEAK * \ OF the" most for your money AT LEECH’S THIS IS WHAT WE MEAN THE SPECIAL EVERY HQU EWIFE WILL WELCOME 1 dozen EGGS 1/2 11b BUTTER 1/11b BACON 11 d 3/1 Meat or Fish PASTES 6d jar Jordan ALMONDS 2/- lb ANTI ACIDO 1/10 tin KRUSCHEN SALTS 1/11 Edmond’s New BAKING POWDER Large Tin 1/,RADIUM large tins 8d STRAW BROOMS from 2/DAIRY BUTTER 10d , SUPERFINE BUTTER 1/CANDLEs 9d lb. CRYSTALLISED CHERRIES 2/- lb. CHICK RAISER 51b 1/SHELL GRIT, OYSTER Blbs 1/CORNFLOUR, Loose 3lb s 10d SAND SOAP, .large cakes 6 a 1/PINEAPPLE,' slices or cubes s§d PEACHES, Dried 2 Crown 11d * APRICOTS, Dried 2 Crown 10d 2ib Tin JAM r made by Oak 1/Tin MEAT PASTES 6d CURRANTS 6id New season’s DATES s'b 1/Tinned H ES,. Firsts, in he-vy syrup .1/2 , ' OUR PRICES ARE UNBEATABL CIGARETTES* RL, L, ./it -tv ’r.y ■ i " THE SEE VICE STOEE 'PHONE Qg AND WE WILL DELIVER. ft EVE L L ST RfiE T, -- ,J . VKIT IK A C.O. FLOOR POLISH, large tin 1/6 Gallon tins Italian OLIVE OIL 9/6 SWEET CORN 10d and 1/5 Household SOAP, large bars 6d, 3 for 1/5 LIFEBUOY SOAP, 3 for 1/LIFEBUOY SOAP Double 7£d CARBOL, large bars 6d WRITING PADS, 500 pages 9d ZEEBO 10d PILCHARDS 6d and 1/MELLOR’S SAUCE 1/6 bott’e WORCESTER SAUCE Quarts 10d APPLES, Stu ‘mer, wrapped and packed, every apple guaranteed 4/- case, 6lbs a 1/EATING PEARS 4-bs 1/BANANAS 1/3 dozen. Le Ni I 14 1/ Austra'irn LEMONS 4 a 1/DOUBLE ZIG ZAG 5 a 1/Park Drive TOBACCO, 2oz 1/6 Greys TOBACCO,' 2oz 1/6 Prize Crops with Paper, 2oz, 1/6 Bears, with Paper, 2oz 1/6 RiverHend Go’d with Papers 1/6 E FOR TOBACCO AND

We Follow With Low Prices! Others Load Wit-h High Prices! PROFITEERING STILL GOFS ON, NOTE THESE PRICES FOR YOUR DINNER TABLE. OUR PRICE. POTATOES 1/9 per 28!b. CARROTS 2/- per 28 b. PARSNIPS 2/- per 281 b, “LEADER’S PRI lES. POTATOES 2/- per 281 b. CARROTS 2/3 per 281 b. PARSNIPS 2/3 per 281 b. THEfiE ARE ONLY A FEW. There are no “seems” in our business to make additional 15 per cent, profit to allow 70 s Sugar free. All our lines carry their own i , Profit. • We don’t class Butter as “Hardware” and refuse £5 orders because butter is supposedly not Groceries. ENTER OUR COMPETITION. FOR BEST ESSAY UNDER 16 YEARS, ON “WHY SHOULD WE PATRONISE NEW ZEALAND GOODS ” NOTE. —Britain, in comparison buys £2 of N.Z. Goods; N.Z. buys 15/- from Britain. ! ' Who is profiteering? The N.Z. British Manufacturer when British Goods are landed and sold at less than N.Z. goods. Why? Who are we looking to, to lift th depression ? • C 'llpetitors must state age. Self Service Coupon for 2/6 required for Entry. First Prize £l/1/-; Second Prize 10/6, Third Prize 51- worth in new Hardware. CLOSE OF COMPETITION -Ist OCTOBER, 1932. DEE’S SELF SERVCIE WELD STREET, HOKITIKA.

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