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Hokitika Guardian, 18 April 1933, Page 1

Quality Should be Your first Consideration That’s When It’s Cheaper to Buy the Best FLOUR 25’s 4/2, 50’s 8/-, 100’s 15/11 POT MITTS 5 a 1/CLOTHES PEGS 5 dozen a 1/ROPE LINES 40ft 6d, 90ft 9d ROPE LiNES 40ft 6d, 60ft 9d | Scrubbing BRUSHES 6d, 9d, 10d, 1/I Black It BRUSHES 6d each BANISTER BRUSHES 1/3 GEM BROOMS 2/3 CORN BROOMS 2/3, 2/11, 3/6 Household SOAP 6d bar, 3 for 1/5 BATH SOAP, large cakes 5 a 1/* BANANAS 1/3 dozen TOMATOES slbs 1/-, 3/6 case PEACHES 2/6 case APPLES, Eating or cooking 51b 1/ SWEDES 2/- quarter ONIONS 10Jbs 1/-, 2/- quarter POTATOES 4/6 cwt, 1/6 quarter CUCUMBERS 3d Best LEATHER 4/- lb ’ BOOT LACES 4d pair VITA SCON, the new scone maker, its delicious 1/" per packat QUIK SCON 1/- per packet SANDSOAP 6 1/Hudson’s SOAP EXTRACT with 2 dozen pegs 1/3 packet * PICKLING ONIONS 2/- quarter POLLARD 15/- sack, 1/7 bushel BRAN 10/6 sack, 1/4 bushel WHEAT 15/- sack 20Qlbs, 5/- bushel Loose ROLLED OATS 41b 1/* Loose CORNFLOUR 3'b 10d CARROTS 1/10 quarter PARSNIPS 2/3 quarter Scottish MALT EXTRACT 10d lb BACON, best rashers 11d and 1/SWAN SAVELOYS 1/3 dozen LUNCHEON SAUSAGE, Swan Royal t/- lb CHEESE, Full Cream 7d lb CHEESE, N.Z. Cheddar, fully matured 1/- lb Ye Olde English COCOA 1/COFFEE AND CHICORY 1/8 lb PURE COFFEE 2/- lb • PRUNES 4d ib Stoneless DATES 5d Ib, 3lbs 1/* Royalty BISCUITS 2/6 21b tin FIGS 4£d Ib Packet DATES Arab, 3d packet DATES, King Richard 4|d packet DATES, Dromedary 9d packet DATES, Excelsior stcneless 2lbs 1/6 packet. PLUMS 3/6 case QUINCES 2/6 case ORANGES 5 a 1/MAKO SOAP 1/9 pkt. CUeepest in town. FOSS for Woollens 6 a 1/TOMATO SOUP 5d and B£d large tin OYSTER IME SOUP POWDER 11 d tin SWEETWEETS 6£d packet JOY WEETS 6£d packet GRANOSE 6id and 1/- p?'ket K RUSK ETS, J:he sugar of milk Rusks 1/3' tin. RUSKS, Newberry’s 1/3 tin FRENCH JUBES 10d Ib BOILED SWEETS 6d Ib SHELL GRIT 7/- cwt, B!bs 1/SALMON, large tin 1/-, 1/4, Sockeye Salmon 1/9 BREAD 4LB - LOAF 9{D R> L. Leech THE SERVICE STORE Revcll Sired, - - - - Hokitika.

KUMARA AXEMEN’S AND ATHLETIC SPORTS. KUMARA RECREATION GROUNDS. THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933. All Events conducted under the N.Z. Athletic, Cycling and Axemen’s Union Rules. All competitors must be registered. SPOUTS START AT 12.30 -p.m. Refreshments obtainable on the Grounds. PROGRAMME. 1 Maiden Chop 12i.n. Ist £5, 2nd £2, 3rd £l. Nom. 2s, acceptance 3s. 2 Open 12in Upright Chop. Ist £7, 2nd £2, 3rd £l. Nom. 3s, acceptance 4s. 3. Kumara Handicap Chop 14in. Ist £2O, 2nd £5, 3rd £2. Nom. ss, acceptance 15s. 4 13in Underhand Chop, Ist £6, 2nd £2, 3rd £l. Nom. 2s, acceptance 4s 5 Ladies’ Double-hand Saw. Ist £l. Nom. Is. G Married Ladies’ Race. Ist 15s, 2nd ss. Nom. free. 7 Single Ladies’ Race. Ist 15s, 2nd os. Nom. free. Various Other Events, Post Entry. Dancing. Rost Entry, under 11 years. 1 Highland Fling. Ist modal, 2nd medal. Entry Is. 2 Sword Dance, Yst medal, 2nd medal. Entry Is. 3 Sailors Hornpipe, Ist medal, 2nd medal. Entry Is. 11 to 14 years. First prize modal, 2nd medal, entry Is. 4 Highland Fling. 5 Swo I'd Da nee. G Sailors’ Hornpipe. 7 Sean Triubhais. ' Nominations close with the Secretary R.O. Box 5 ; Telephone !). Kumara, for events 1 to 4 on April loth. Acceptances at Noon on April 20th. Last two years performances, and if none in that period last- 4 must he sent in with entry. The committee reserve the right to cancel any ’event if not sufficient entries All protests must ho in writing, accompanied with 5s fee within 15 minutes of event in dispute. Admission to Grounds: Gentlemen 2s, ladies Is. GRAND BALL, MEMORIAL HALL, THURSDAY, 20th APRIL. Double Tickets: ss, single 3/6, extra lady 2/6. Promenade Supper; efficient M.O. ; Orchestra; j. McLaughlin, ,q Bc. 8 c.