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Hokitika Guardian, 19 April 1933, Page 1

P.O. BOX 598. CHRISTCHURCH. VEGETABLES., MARKET GARDENS LTD. Best table Potatoes 3/-: Onions 3/-; Carrots 3/-; Parsnips 3/-; Swedes 2/6; Pickling Onions 3/-; All in 561 b bags. Freight paid to any station., Cabbage 3/- dozen; Cucumbers 1/6 dozen; Tomatoes in 201 b cases 3/-; Sauce Tomatoes 201 b cases 2/3. Freight paid on two case lots. Beans, Scarlet Runners, French Beans 2d per lb., Rhubarb 3/dozen; Celery 5/- dozen bundles; Pumpkins Id per lb; Marrows 4Adozen Beetroot 1/6 dozen ; Jam Melons I’d per lb. Freight paid on all Vegetable orders value 2/6. FRUIT. Dessert Apples 401 b cases 6/6; Cook-; ing Apples 401 b cases 5/-; Pear s half cases 4/-; Freestone Peaches 4/6 case; Nectarines 4/6 case; Plums 4/- case; Quinces 401 b cases 7/-; Oranges 2/dozen.; Lemons 2/- dozen. MARKET GARDENS LTD. P.O. BOX 598 CHRISTCHURCH. TOILER'S HALL ARAHURA. FRIDAY, APRIL 21st. A DANCE will be held in aid of the Plunket Baby Contest. Musis by Cook and Ackers. Admission; Ladies Is t>d; gent s 2s. THE FOOD VALUE OF OATS. No ordinary rolled oats can compare with the new Diamond, oatlets — l! the wee rolled oats”—for rich, zestful flavour. . That is because the special Oatlets milling process retains every particle of the health and ener-gy-giving value of the oat—minerals for building bleed and bone —vitamins to protect :health— unsurpassed nutrition that pro"ides stamina to last the morning through. Your grocer f sells Oatlets.—Advt.