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Hokitika Guardian, 27 October 1933, Page 1

CUTS STILL WITHOUT PRECEDENT FOR CASH ]^ T 0 jpiGh'T-HOUR gPLJIALS gj EVEN-DAY every e-ay js shopping ]pAY AT LEECH’S HERE’S HOW TO CUT YOUR LIVING COSTS. BUTTER SUPERFINE ll- BREAD Lo ' w 9 D MACARONI Gd pkt VERIMICILLI 6d pkt SULTANAS 5d and 7d lb DATES, Stoneless 31b a 1/DATES, Loose 4lbs 11a Ye Olde English COCOA ICd lb COFFEE Pure 2/- lb COFFEE AND CHICORY, 50 per cent pure Coffee 1/8 lb TEA, 8.0. P, 1/9, 2/-, 2/3, 2/6 lb Drs’ China TEA 3/G lb JAMS I’s 6d, 2’s from lid Merton’s PASTES 5 tins a 1/Fish and Meat PASTES in jars 6d ea. Amber Tips TEA 2/6 lb. Bell Junior TEA 2/6 lb Raven TEA 2/4 lb SALMON i’s 7d, I’s 1/ROLLED OATS 1/3 bag Park Drive CIGARETTES 3plcts a 1/Desert Gold TOBACCO 1/6 tin MARMITE loz 9-jd, 2oz 1/4, 4oz 2/-, Boz 3/4, 16oz 6/old Matured CHEESE 1/- lb Full Cream Mild CHEESE 7d lb Ohau Tasty CHEESE 10d lb Pixy Uno CHEESE 1/6 lb Cheesdalo CHEESE 1/4 lb EGGS guaranteed 11 d dozen LARD 8d lb BACON 10d and 1/- lb BACON, Boiling Pieces from 7d lb BAK MG POWDER large tin 1/Acto BAKING POWDER 1/1 Champion BAKING POWDER, large tin 1/3 Edmonds BAKING POWDER, large, 1/4 Tomato SAUCE, Riggers 1/4, Nips 6d Worcester SAUCE, Riggers 1/4, Nips 6d. Big Value COFFEE ESSENCE 11d qts 2/6 bottle Cinderella Fruit CHUTNEY 6d and 1/- per jar English PICKLES 1/3 bottle FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. GREEN PEAS slbs a 1/LETTUCE 3d and 4d each CABBAGE 4d and 6d CAULIFLOWERS 6d, 10d, 1/3, 1/6 ASPARAGUS 6d,bundle Silver Skin ONIONS, 5 bunches a 1 /- RHUBARB 4d and 6d bunch NEW POTATOES slbs a 1/ORANGES, Sunkist 5 and 6 a !/• ORANGES, Australian Navel 4 a 1/LEMONS 5 a 1/TOMATOES 1/G lb GRAPES 1/3 lb COCOANUTS 4d and 6d each

APPLES, Delicious 5d and 6d lb BANANAS from 1/- dozen '■’.'jy hcvell Street, m m m Hokitika. ’PHONE 68 Day or Night and have your order delivered free at no extra cost.

Public Notices. ARCH LITTLE for sand shoes—tan and white—crepe soles. Price 2s 6(i to 4a 6d paii'. WANTED to buy a small number of 30 to 401 b. steel rails to cut 10 to 12 feet lengths. Ivamieri Electric Limited. VALVE Battery Radio complete with • all batteries, speaker and aerials for £lO. Good reception guaranteed Gifford's. JUevell St. ARCH LITTLE for new season’s ladies’ s,hoeS —exclusive to 'this store—all new goods. RADIO Valves and Batteries, Electric Torches, Batteries, Bulbs, Electric Lamps. Best makes at cheapest rates at Gifford’s. A RC.H LITTLE for value in all lines. We stand behind our goods. No shoddy shoes in stock. TENDERS. mENDEILS are invited for the purchase for removal of three .roomed cottage in Weld Street adjoining “Guardian.” Apply G. BRYANT, Revel] St-

UNEMPLOYMENT ACT, 1930. INSTALMENTS OF TAXATION. "THE usual quarterly instalment (ss) ■ of the General Unemployment. Levy will become clue on Ist November, upon which date there will also fall clue the third instalment of the Emergency Unemployment Charge of one penny in each amount of one shilling and eightponce of income ether than salary or wages derived during the year ended 31st March, 1033. Forms and full information are available at any Money Order Office. 0. C. GODFREY, Commissioner of Unemployment HOKITIKA r I LAN,SPORT SERVICE. A LL carrying done at reasonable • x prices. Wood from dredge 8s 6d per load. Trucks with covering for wet or fine weather. Town work specially catered for. Phone 190. P WESTLAND POWER SUPPLY. OWER will be cut off from 1.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, October 29th, for line alterations. WESTLAND POWER LTD. HOKITIKA SAVINGS RANK. A MEETING OF TRUSTEES will !)e held at the office of the Bankon TUESDAY, October 31st at 9.30 a. m. YvWI. WILSON, Manager.