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Hokitika Guardian, 25 November 1932, Page 1

■ n a TASTE TELLS! i - *■ * 1 Snowflake Ice Cream! | MADE BY RIVERSOALE DAIRY, GREYMOUTH ™ CONSUMED BY 80 PER CENT OF GREYMOUTH, WESTPORT, REEFTON, GTJRA, ROSS, KUMARA, ETC. P MADE WITH MODERN MACHINERY, UNDER PERFECT HY'll GIENIC CONDITIONS. FROM PURE DAIRY CREAM WITH MOST ENCHANTING FLAVOURS., jD., 2D„ gD., OD., CONES; OD-»0 D -» iC ' ( SLICES, B m 3' ALSO TO TAKE HOME IN HYGIENIC CARTONS, jj m Jl 2 j. SNOWFLAKE SUNDAES WITH PURE CRUSHED FRUITS EACH ■strawberry. RASPBERRY. _ PASSION FRUIT. PINEAPPLE. ETC.. ETC. | FULL MEASURES! FIRST GRADE QUALITY! A PERFECT FOOD FOR CHILDREN EXTENDS THE LIFE OF THE OLD. | SNOWFLAKE! KNOWN BY ITS POPULARITY ! | REVELL ST., HOKITIKA. W. H. NICOL, REVELL ST., j HOKITIKA. S d-MMM *

MONEY HAS TO BE SPENT ON GROCERIES! THEREFORE there is wisdom in making a careful choice of the Grocery Store. There is economy in buying the best (not neecssarily the dearest), true economy, and this is the only kind of groceries we sell. GROCERIES BUTTER 1/-, Whey 10d. CHEESE, full cream Bd, Matured 1/* PGGS, hen or duck 11 d LARD 6d SAVELOYS Swan 1/3 LUNCH SAUSAGE 10d and 1/MUNGO 9d, 1/6. 2/10. TEA 1/4, 1/6, i/10, 2/3, China Buds 2/3 BAKING POWDER 1 j -, Edmonds 1/3 CUSTARD POWDER 6d, 9d, 1/-. CREAMOTA 1/4 Mixed JELLY 1/6 dozen COFFEE. 1/- bott'e, Pure 1/9 lb. COFFEE AND CHICORY 1/6, 1/8 lb HNEAPPLE 5-id, 6d, 9d, 11/-, Buckets 1/3. i TIN FRUITS 1/2 and 1/3 VEGETABLES New POTATOES slbs 1/ONIONS 3d lb TOMATOES 1/3 lb ASPARAGUS 6d bunch CARROTS 2d and 3d bunch CABBAGES 2d, 3dy 4d each GREEN PEAS 3d lb LETTUCE 2d and 3d each CAULIFLOWERS 6d, 9d and 1/AND FRUITS New Season’s CHERRIES 1/6 lb GOOSEBERRIES 3d lb RHUBARB 6d ;bunch BANANAS 6 and 8 a 1/APPLES 3 lbs a 1/De'icious GRAPES 1/3 lb LEMONS 6 a 1/ORANGES Australian, f and 8 a 1/CUCUMBERS 6d each • FRESH NEVE SEASON’S XMAS FRUITS Crystal Tied CHERRIES 2/3 lb SULTANAS 7d and 8d CURRANTS 7d lb SEEDLESS RAISINS 11b pkts 7d Mixed Cut PEEL 6d, fid, 1/9 pkt. Stoneless DATES 3lbs a .1 /* DATES 4lbs 11d ICING SUGAR 3lbs a 1/JORDAN ALMONDS 1/10 lb SICILY ALMONDS 1/8 DESSICATED COCOANUT 6d; coloured 6d packet SATURDAY’S SPECIALS “HERE WE ARE AGAIN!” “HERE WE ARE AGAIN!’ 11b BUTTER, 11b BACON, 1 dozen EGGS RL L. Le THE SERVICE STORE ’PHONE 08 ' V ‘ ID WE W,LL PEI,VE *- REYELL STREET HOKITIKA.

Public Notices. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. XjIVIDENCE having been filrnished ■“ of the. loss ,of Certificate of Title Volume 3, Folio 633, Westland Registry, for all that parcel of' land containing 2 mods and 20 perches being Section 987, 988 and 10l!0 of the Town of Hokitika whereof MARY MAR,CARET MORGAN wife of John •Joseph Morgan, of Hokitika, Hotelkeeper, is the registered proprietor and ‘application having born made to me for the issue of a new Certificate of Title in lien thereof, I hereby give notice that it is my intention, to issue such new Certificate of Title accordingly at the expiration ,<>f tourteen d'-avs from the date of the Gazette containing this notice. Dated at the L-.nd Registry Office, Hokitika, this 16th. day of November, 1932. W. E. IIROWN, District Land Registrar. A FLANNEL DANCE. IN aid of Am hum Tennis Club will be held in Toker’s Hall on FRIDAY. DEC EM HER 2nd. Good supper. Rachc-hit Orchestra. Admission Ladies Is id, Gents ?s. 11. HEIL, .Hon, Sec,

PRINCESS THEATRE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1932. GRAND DRAMATIC PRODUCTION. (By St. Paul’s Amateur Dramatic Club) Under the direction of Mr H. M. Coulson. Mark Medford’* Farcical Comedy, IN THREE ACTS. TURNED UP ONE LONG LAUGH. SPLENDID PLOT. SPARKLING HUMOUR. SCREAMING SITUATIONS. All the slumps and depressions cannot stop you from laughing. SO TURN UP. FUN—FAST AND FURIOUS. COMB In EJ.) ORCHESTRA. Admission: Cr-lr 2/6, L'.nvnstniry, 1/6, Rooking Free. CONCERT ANT) I’ll.o WOODSTOCK HALL, DECEMBER 9. L\ T ATD SCHOOL PRIZE FUND. It. 0. WELLS Hon. Sec. Restore colour to greying hair with Rachel Hair Tonic. Not a dvr or a - til i r 3s 6d hoi lie W. E. Williams, chumait.,—Advt,