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Manawatu Herald, Volume XL, Issue 1867, 22 August 1918, Page 2

t N SAME OLD PRICES FOR CASE AT BAUCKHAM’S. JAM, per Tin 7d. MILK, 9d, 8/9 dozen, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, (id Bottle DESERT GOLD TEA, 2/2. RECORD TEA, 2/- and 2/4. The Very Best COCOA, 2/- for Jib. Tin. NEWBURY RUSKS, 1/2. GRANOSE, 1/1. SALMON and HERRINGS, Large Tins, 1/0, FLOUR, 5/3, 9/9, and 18/0. DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR AT ANY TIME. BAUCKHAM’S CASH BUYER OF EGGS AND GOOD DAIRY BUTTER. ’PHONE 52. - - - GOODS DELIVERED. SOW THE SEEDS OF SUCCESS FRESH SUPPLIES OF COOPER’S VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. BORDEAUX MIXTURE and ARSENATE OF LEAD, Etc., for Spraying Purposes. TEA from 1/10 per lb. TINNED FRUITS from 1/2 Tin. “ALL GOLD” brand PEACHES, APRICOTS and PEAKS (in heavy syrup), 1/0 per Tin, CORNFLOUR (Brown & Poison’s), 9d per lb. SPLIT PEAS, PEARL BARLEY, LENTILS, Etc., for Soup making. FRESH ASSORTMENT of AULSEBROOK’S BISCUITS. My Stocks of General Groceries are all Clean & Reliable. E. A. OXLEY, CORNER CLYDE AND MAIN STREETS, FOXTON. ’PHONE, No. 6. P.O. BOX, No. 26. HORSE & COW COVERS. THE winter is now upon us, and the nights are getting cold. Do you value your horse or your eow f If you do, then why- not cover it with the best White Duck Cover 5 / PROCURABLE AT WALKER & FURRIE’S AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES; BEST WHITE DUCK HORSE-COVERS BEST WHITE DUCK COW-COVERS - 32/-. 17/6. v WALKER AND FUKRIE, “FOR QUALITY GOODS AT ECONOMY PRICES.” PROVISION MERCHANTS - FOX TON. IF YOU WANT A MOTOR OAR BUY A SAXON. WE HAVE IN STOCK BOTH THE SAXON SIX, AND THE ROADSTER. AND WILL BE PLEASED TO TAKE YOU FOR A TRIAL RUN AT ANY TIME. . SOME of the Features of SAXON CARS: Continental Motor, Wagner Starting and Lighting System, Timken Roller Bearings, Hyatt Bearings, Demountable Rims, Fodders Radiator, and Reichenback Carburettor. WE also hold the district agency for MAXWELL CARS, and all other leading makes. ALSO SOLE AGENCY FOR PARTIN-PALMER 34 H.P., 4-CYLINDER, FIVE- SEATED. E. PORTER, : MOTOR GARAGE, SHANNON. BA B Y WE E K AT COLLINSON & SON’S. PLANNED to demons!rate just how well we are catering for the trade of mothers who need Pushcarts, Pushchairs, Sulkies, Prams, High Chairs, Nursery Chairs, etc. PUSHCARTS. —Direct importations by us from the inak- •> ers, and of unrepeatable values because of increased costs and freights to-day. At 79/6, 87/6, & £6 10/-. SULKIES. —A very popular idea to-day. All steel, with Rubber Tyres. Strong ami compact. Only 69/6, PUSHCARTS.— A favourite for kiddies of one or two. At 52/6. HIGH CHAIRS.— Fixed pattern, legs well spread to prevent capsizing, movable tray, oil finish in American birch, at 28/6. Others folding down to three different positions, at 42/6. NURSERY CHAIRS at 6/9. PRAMS. —The newest designs. You should see them, at £9 2/-, £lO, and £ll 10/-. COLLINSON AND SON ; BROAD STREET PALMERSTON N. |