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Hokitika Guardian, 14 June 1933, Page 1

MARKET GARDENS LTD. P.O. BOX 598. CHRISTCHURCH. VEGETABLES. Best Table Potatoes, Sutton’s Supreme 2CK3Ib sacks 11/-; 561 b bags 3/3; Arran Chief 2001 b sacks TO/-, 561 b bags 3/-; Table Carfots 2/6; Table Parsnips 3/-; Table Onions 3/-; Table SWedes (Southland) 3/-; Pickling Onions 2/6, all in 561 b bags. Marrows Id pet lb. Pumpkins per lb. Jam Melons 2d per lb. Artichokes 2d per lb. Celery 51- per dozbn bundles; Freight paid on all orders for 5/-. FRUIT. Dessert Apples, Jonathan 6/6; Delicious 7/6; Cookers 5/6, all in 401 b cases. Quinces 4/-; Pears 4/-, all in half cases. Lemons and Oranges 2/- a dozen. Freight paid on all orders 5/- or more. PRODUCE. Fowl Wheat, best whole 12/6 sack. Broken seconds 11/- sack. Oats 8/per sack. Pollard 2001 b bags 13/6. Bran 1801 b bags 10/6. Oatsheaf Chaff, best 3/6 sack, 65/- ton, all quotations produce on rail Christchurch. Freight paid on all orders for 5/-. MARKET GARDENS LTD. P. 6. BOX 598 CHRISTCHURCH. THE ECONOMIC CONFERENCE. ■Much 'is expected of the coming World Conference, but i.n the meantime, present incomes must be made to serve. Whenever housewives confer on to-day's vital question of' domestic economy, there is a unanimous decision as to what represents the greatest bargain in breakfast foods.

For flavour, wholesomeiiess and extra food-value, Diamond Rolled Oats is prime favourite. Because Diamond Rolled Oats go so far, you don’t have 1° sacrifice quality by buying loose oats of an unknown brand. Ask for Diamond Rolled Oats, and see how everybody en-'oys “Xew Zealand’s F.conoui.v Breakfast,,” —A^lvt:,.