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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12643, 2 November 1905, Page 2

I guess and calculate that Cooch, the Can- _. HTfe terbuty.Cash Grocer Can't be Beaten in this *S\ Jsit here town. Read the following short list, Wsw and compare the ptices with any going—• PaSlf STJGAE ! SUGAR I Great Reductions in Sugar, per lb |((|_____ Great Reductions in Flour, 100's |IH____r Great Reductions in Oatmeal, \illil Company's Al Sugar, per lb., 2^d. AllWtt Jams, assorted, per dozen, 3s 3d. Wmi I Sheep Tongues, per tin, Is. til Ml ■ Hay ward's Pickles (assorted), per bot. 8d ■ lilll\B Hay ward's Military Pickles, per bat. ' wll\« Morton's Pickles, per foot., lid. Inill Van Houiten's Cocoa, per lb., 3s 3d. l]l|« 2^'lb. Tins Apricots, per tin, Sd. Ijlll 2£lb. Tins Peaches, per tin, 9d. , ill HI Pepper (finest pur© white), pc rib., Is 3d f iff Hi Ground Ginger, per lb., Is 3d. . v[| II Des. Cocoanut, per lb., 6d. x ' ___H_!_i Icing Sugar, per 1b.,-6d. ■ 'Cb3PMV Table Vinegar, pea- toot., 6d. Pineapple (cubes), per tin ou Blaclvßeauty Stove Polish, 4 tine for Is. Raspberry Syrup, per bot ' le ' Epsom Salte, pea- bos, Is 9d. Raspberry Vinegar, p&r bot.,' Is. Nelson Hope, per lb., Is 3d. T^etnon Syrup, per bot., Is. band Soap, 4 'bains for Is. Lemon Peel, per lb. 6d Golden Syiyp per tin, 6d. Morton's Cream Tartar, per lb., Is 3d.Macionoohi©'s Glass Jars (Meats), per jair, Limejuioe, per 'bot., lOdt t> +4. r> i • t> i x- „-, &l&azo Extract Soap, 12* packets for Is. Pattypan Baking Powder, per tm, 9d. Coffee, par lb. tin, Is 2d ballon (large), .per tin, Bd. Caustic Soda, per tin, 6d. on I |fe^ e ' l periki 'lOd- Corn FJour, par lb. packet, 3Ad. Salt, 161fos. for Is. SardiiUM, 4 tins for Is. Preserved -Milk pei-tin, 6d. Sagx>, 71bs. for Is. Salt Hegtungs (Scotch), 9 for Is. Tapioca, 71bs. for Is Maccarolii, per box, Is lOd. Currants. 31bs. for Is Pie Fruits (gals.), per tin, Is Bd. Sultanas, 3lbs for Is bauoes (Worcester), quarts; per bot., Plaid Matches 3 doz. for Is. t> / £ -^ ,i „,■ Jelly Tablets (assorted), per doz. 5s Prunes (new fruit) per lb 6d. Jelly Tablets-(assorted per pad et6d Prunes (lute season's), 41bs. for Is. Price's L.S. Candles, 16ok, 6^d per lb \ Dates, 31bs. for Is. by box Seeded Raisins 16oz. packets (new), 6di Prices I..s'.. Candles, 160z., per lb 7d Scotch Marmalade, per jar, 8d: j Linoleum Polish, per 'bottle, 9d." " N.B.—These Prices are absolutely for CASH OVER THE COUNTER, before Get my Price List for all Groceries. I do not quote .a few catch lines as a snare to the public I reckon the ready money scores every time on this deal. My motto :— ! ""ALWAYS ON TOP FOR QUALITY; ALWAYS ON BOTTOM FOR CASH." THE CANTERBURY CASH GROCER, RIDGWAY ST., WANQANUI. J. KERNOHAN, Manager. MOETENSBNS. ■ WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, Beg to announce to the public of Taihape and Palmerston North and surrounding districts that they have opened in THEIR- NEW PREMISES witn Large Stock of WATCHER CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, ELECTROPLATE and SPECTACLES THE JEWELLERY Consists of a Magnificent Selection of Engagement Rings, Dress Rings Weddmg Rings, Keepers, and Band Rings (pain and set with stones), "from 15s i .. upwards;. '• LARGE STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER BROOCHES, CHAINS, BANGLES, ETC., GOLD r SIL- :- ■ ■ - VER AND NICKEL WATCHES, AT ALL PRICES. ' REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE ON THE PREMISES f^Ni* :4h , . GUARANTEED. '" - l ';• ,^^'f?*-.^ MORTENSENS" MORTEN SENS, MITM „_„„ WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, MAIN SrREET, TAIHAPE, AND AT THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N. >'.

Manawatu Show, 1 st, 2nd and 3rd November. NOTABLE EXHIBITS. T OOK OUT FOR GORDON AND -b-i^ Ramnhpll fill Jj HEPWORTH'S DISPLAY OF ■no "2 ( W Washing Fluid Enfl|no MANAWATfsPRING SHOW j^iliVUl S^SSli SrS Used in hundreds of homes in Pal- Mr. Andrews will exhibit two types. Of merston North, and sold by the leading these, one—the type with which visigrocers. The greatest boon. to ladies tors at Shows are familiar—will be ever invented. Washes absolutely with- driving a dynamo in the produce shed out rubbing. Does not injure the most f or electric display. Another of a new delicate material.' Cleanses men's suits type—a pretty little engine—will opefrom stains. Every lady in New Zea- r ato a Separator bigger than itself, on land should try it. Once tried always Mason and Struthers' stand; while on used. Mark the stand—Gordon and the Implement Stand another will be Hepworth. running a general joiner at intervals • J. S. WATCHORN AND CO. Pal- during the Show, in order to demonmerston North, Sole Wholesale Agents strate the wonderful- variety of work for Australasia. of which this machine is capable. LOOK 0 U T TOOK FOR OUR EXHIBIT • jj ■ ■ ■■ OF FOR HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE THE MAGNIFICENT EXHIBIT In the AGRICULTURAL HALL. OF THE You will ba satisfied that we oan make good Furniture. ICaiapoi Woollen _7— _ _ V a Harry Palmer & do., manufacturing Go. , auctioneers and house FURNISHERS, Limited Rangltikei Street, Palmerston North. — PERCY TVO BERTS, T7IARMERS AND OTHERS INTER- *- ■**> Jj ESTED THE ONLY MANUFACTURER MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS M . qnNrTP AMn °f ~_ nrj^, Are Invited to Visit our Stand at the MAS°NIC ,AND IRIEN^LY SOCIEMANAWATU SHOW. TIES T LS DGE / SUPPLIES In New Zealand. Barraud & Aiaraham. LOOK OUT FOR the Large Display LIMITED. in the EXXHIBITION HALL, at the AGENTS FOR— METROPOLITAN SHOW AND INRansomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Ltd., LUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, PALPortable and Traction Engines and MERSTON NORTH, on November 1, Combines. 2,, and 3. Harrison, McGregor, and Co.'s Albion MAKE STRAIGHT FOR SEEING Crushing and Grinding Mills. THE EXHIBIT. Booth, Macdonald, and Co., Limited, -' — : Ploughs and Farm Implements. JlXifliif HKHXif >^><|»IBK Andrews and Beaven's Chaff cutters,* i J etc., etc., etc. J. YOUNG, ' - FARM IMPLEMENT DEPOT New Zealand Express Company's R. C. iNOEDIjj MIXOH PLicß^lfiirGlMDl. ... StoJTtie'B TurDip, Mangold, Cabbage, and Manure GALVANISED IRON TRELLIS Bidger, Blackstone Kerosene OU EnWORKER gines, Marine Kerosene Oil Engines, '■'-'■■ Andrews and Beaven Chaffcutters, Pb- > WOODVILLE AND PALMERSTON tate Diggers, Holmes' Spreader, GalNORTH vamsed Steel Windmills, P. and D. Duncan High-class Implements, Sheep . Shearing Machines, Cieam Separators, Hay and Straw Press, Twines & Oils. Paitentee and Sole Proprietor of the I«ip«tU0B Invited. ACME CLOTHES PROP. ' >. ■'.- >~