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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12644, 3 November 1905, Page 2

I guess and calculate that Cooch, the Can- HTK terbury Cash Grocer Can't be Beaten in this nS\ J§M[ here town. Read the following short list, ?3P and compare the ptices with any going— ij^ WriMi SUGAB! SUGAR! jßm Great Reductions in Sugar, per 1b 2jd 50's iM^IH Great Reductions in Flour, 100's 11/-, lIIH9F Great Reductions in Oatmeal, 251b bg 3/- \\lSll Company's Al Sugar, p«r lb., 2£d. \\llWß Jams, assorted, per dozen, 3s 3d. 111118 Sheep Tongues, per tin, Is. ■ lv|\ll ■ Hayward's Pickles (assorted), per bot. 8d UllliM Hayward'ei Militiairy Pickles, per hot. lllluW Morton'e Pickles, per foot., lid. \ui\l Van Houten's Cocoa, peril)., 3s 3d. I Hill 2£lb. Tins Apraootsy per tin, Sd. , lilll 2|lb. Tins PeiMshes, per. tin, 9d. lilll Pe-ppei' (fineaft pucne white),-pe rib., Is 3d . /fill Ground Ginger, per lb., Is 3d. Cffl || Des. Codoanut, per To., 6d. Icing Sugar, per lb., 6d. ' ifilSPnV Sand Soap, 4 'bora for Is Lemon p^^ lb 6 j. Golden Syr«P per ton, 6d. _ ■ ■ Morton's Cream Tartar, per ft., Is 3d MaOMiochss'sGlass Jai-s (Moats), pwgar, Lhnejuioe, per bot., lddT t> j.4. tj i • -n. t «i Klenzo Extract Soap, 12 packets for Is Pattypan Baking Powder per tan, 9d. Coffee, per lb. tin, Is 2d. Salmon (l«rge), per ton 8d Caustic Sda, per tin, 6d. ? >? ee l fflK ST e>-i Per b°fc -' lOd' Corn Flour, paTlb. packet, 3£d. gilt, 161bs. for Is. _ Sardiiwe, 4 tins for Is. Preseryed Milk, per tin, 6d. S aet , 7ii,s for 1« Sait He,rrin gS (Scotch), 9 tor Is. SS|TocA 7lte? for Is. Maccarom, per'box, Is lOd. fJiirr-iTifo 11-K- f™-i*. Pie Frui^Jals ), per iAn Is Bd. gSS£E; Sfr fS l" Sauces .(Worcester), quarts, per bot., Pi ai d Matches 3 doz. for Is. ■ Seeded Raisins 16oz. packets (new), 6d. Pri W.s L.s! Candles, 160z., per lb" 7d Sootoh-Marmalade, per jar, Bd. J Linoleum Pdish, per bothSTdd. Delive^ '"~TheSe PdOeS absolutely fo r OASH OVER THE COUNTER,, before Get my Price List for ali Groceries. I do not quote a few catch lines as a snare to the public. I reckon the ready money -scopes every time on this deal. My motto : ""ALWAYS ON TOP FOR QUALITY; ALWAYS ON BOTTOM FOR CASII." THE CANTERBURY CASH GROCER, RIDGWAY ST., WANQANUI. J. KERNOHAN, Manager. ■ - ■ - \ g AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. U 7 GRASS SEEDS. CLOVERS. : \ \§ Ryegrass Cowgrass MANGELS M \j Dogstaif Red Clover TURNIPS 1/ & Cocksfoot White Clover SWEDES X A Foxtail Aisike Clover CARROTS X Timothy Trefoil RAPE m \l Fescues Lucerne KALE ]Z G\ Poas: in variety (? (C| Paspalum At Lowest Market Rates, h (f| Lawn Grass... - • fv 9[ Samples and given for Spring and^utumn sowing. - All orders -.executed'runder the^personal supervision of Mr John 1$ . ~-. Kf Lockhart, who enjoys the confidence of a large'^nSniber * y«".ti^Vv g<| of Settlers in this district. ' . •* *rfW'" " 9 18, TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. j| Manawatu Show, Ist, 2nd and 3rd November. NOTABLE EXHIBITS.

T OOK OUT FOR GORDON AND \ k HEPWORTH'S DISPLAY OF Washing 1 Fluid ■■'■ At the MANAWATU SPRING SHOW. ■'• Used in hundreds of homes in Palmer ston North, and sold by the leading grocers. The-greatest boon to ladies ever invented. Washes absolutely without rubbing. Does not injure the most delicate material. Cleanses men's suits from stains. Every lady in New Zealand should try it. Once tried always used. Mark the stand—Gordon and Hepworth. . J. S. WATCHORN AND CO., Palmerston North, Sole Wholesale Agents for Australasia. •■ TOOK OUT FOR THE MAGNIFICENT EXHIBIT OF THE Kaiapoi Woollen Manufacturing Co., Limited. T7IARMERS AND OTHERS INTERJD ESTED In MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS Are Invited to Visit our Stand, at the MANAWATU SHOW. ESarraud & Abraham, LIMITED. AGENTS FOR— Ransonies, Sims, and Jefferies, Ltd., Portable and Traction Engines and Combines. Harrison/McGregor, and Co.'s Albion Crushing and Grinding Mills. Booth, Macdonald, and Co., Limited, Ploughs and Farm Implements. Andrews; and Beaven's Chaff cutters, r etc., etc., etc. R. C. NOEDL, GALVANISED IRON TRELLIS WORKER, WOODVILLE AND PALMERSTON NORTH. Patentee and Sole Proprietor of the ACME CLOTHES PROP.

The Campbell Oil Engine is usually well represented, and this year will be no exception to the rule. Mr. Andrews will exhibit two types. Of these, oaie—the type with which visitors at Shows are familiar—will be ' driving a dynamo in the produce shed for electric display. Another of a new type—a pretty little engine—will operate a Separator bigger than itself, on Mason and Struthers' stand; wliile on the Implement Stand another will be running a general joiner at intervals during the Show, in order to demonstrate the wonderful variety of work of which this machine is capable. TOOK FOR OUR EXHIBIT ±J OF HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE In the AGRICULTURAL HALL. You will be satisfied that we oaa make good Furniture. Harry Palmer & 00., AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. T> E R C V TJOBERTS, THE ONLY MANUFACTURER Of MASONIC AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' LODGE SUPPLIES In New Zealand. LOOK OUT FOR the Large Display in the EXXHIBITION HALL, at the METROPOLITAN SHOW AND INLUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, PALMERSTON NORTH, on November 1, 2/and 3. MAKE STRAIGHT FOR SEEING • THE EXHIBIT. J. YOUNG, I FARM IMPLEMENT DEPOT I New Zealand Express Company's S Buildings, 2 NIXON PLACE, WAHGANUI. ± Storrie's Tur- W nip, Mangold, Cabbage, and Manure a Bidger, Blaekstone Kerosene Oil En- 5 gines, Marine Kerosene Oil Engines, ■ Andrews and Beaven Chaffoutiera, Fo- ? tato Diggers, Holmes' Spreader, Oal- m vanised Steel Windmills, P. and D. X Duncan High-class Implemeats, Sheep 2 Shearing Machines, Cieam Separators, m Hay and Straw Press, Twines & Oils, x Inspection Invited. 9