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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 216, 12 October 1929, Page 4

YATES' Cash Stores L HAYE OPENED NEW PEEMISES In EHEESON STEEET, NAPIER., As " HIGH-CLASS GEOCEES AND PEOVISION JiEECHANTS. All Parcels Wrapped in Brown Paper. CASH PEICE LIST— Sugar (1A), 701b bags 12/-. 121b for 2/4, 61b for 1/3, 4lb for 10d. Flonr, 1 0D's 19/9, 50's 9/10, 25's 4/11. Pineapple, lj cubes, 3 tins 1/5. Icing Sugar, 5d Ibj Dessicated Coeoanut 7d. Crimson King Sliced Peaches, 1 1 id t[n. Crimson Iving Half Peaches, tin. Kitdhen Dessert or Pie Apricots, 1/- tm , Kitchen Dessert or Pie Peaches, 11 d tin Ovaltine, 1/9, 2/11, 5/- tin. Y.C.S. Jelly Crystals, 5 for 1/-. ;Y-C.S. Bath Soap, 3 cakes 11d. Tiki Sugar-cured Bacon. market rates. Cooked Ilam, 2/4 Ib. Green's Pork Sausages, every Fnday. Green's Luncheon Sausage daily. Green's Hani and Tongue darly. lilazda Electric Globes. 60-watt. 3/6 When our opposition hnew we intended opening a CASH AND CARRl STOLE in Emerson Street, Napier, they reduced a few of their lines. WE HA-A B ELDUCED ALL LINES and will not be undersold. . , Country Clients specially catered for. EHEESON STEEET, NAPIER, 'Phone 3146.

■AAHjb' THE TRAVEL SPECIALISTS. 5 Services daily to Palmerston— 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 2 p.m., 2.15 p.m.._5 p.m. ' 4 Services daily to Wellington — 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 2 p.m., 2.15 p.m. 4 Services daily to Auckland — 8.30 a.m. fvia Taupo), 8 a.m.. 10 a.m., 5 p.m. (motor-train). Special Tinie-savinsr Services: 10 a.m. car from Napier conneets with Express at Palmerston,: arriving Wellington 6 p.m. 5 p.m. car from Napier conneets at Palmerston with Limited, ar riving Auckland 9.30 a.m. 'PHONE 4155 (five lines). And Govt. Tourist Bureau, 'phone 2384.

Most fellows do, and the wise ones are looking for those imperfections that spelj the end of . la&t year's equipment. A split blade here, a jarred handle there, dilapidated pads and gloves — there's bound to be something that needs replacing, and if it's a new bat yon'll need to buy it now to get it well oiled before the season commences. Ross' stock the whole outfit — Bats by Stuart-Surridge, Gunn & Moore, Sum-mers-Brown, Warsop, Cobbett, etc., and Bads, Gloves, Stumps and Balls— everything the cricketer might possibly require — and Eoss' prices are just right. J. R. ROSS & CO., SPORTS DEPOT, NAPIER.

^USK ' Three^hours of brilliant soft white light equal in every respect to daylight — for ONE PENNY. ' And the new model No. 12 ALADDIN KERUSENE LAMP gives instant light. Latest improvements have made this famous lamp bet.ter and brighter than ever, SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF ALADDIN LAMPS. FOREMAN'S, LTD., Napier's Leading Hardware Store, EMERSON STREET, NAPIER.

/-^WING TO THE LATE ARRIVAL of two large shipments of our LADIES' "VENING SHOES, for the next four weeks we are putting the whole of onr Ladies' Evening Shoe stock on the market at a REDUCTION OF 25 PER -ENT. on the marked price as the smallest reduction. and most of the stock will be at COST PRICE OR LESS. The following are the new prices on a few of the lines : — 300 Pairs Silver coloured and Gold Brocades, from 15/6 to 9/6, Clark's Black Satin Strap Shoes, Spanisb and flat heels. - Reduced from 25/to 18/6. oddments in Bostock Black Satin Shoes, Louis and flat heels, from 35/- to 15/6. C. & J. Clark's Gold, Silver and Coloured Tinsel 1-bar Shoes, flat and Spanisb heels, from 25/- tQ 16/6. ' Black Satin 1-bar Shoes, Spanish and flat heels. West End make. From 22/6 to 15/6. Gold, Silver and Coloured Brocades, Chic make, flat and bigb heels. From 25/6 to 14/6. 6 Pairs only Copper and Gold Brooad0 1-bar Shoes. Spanish heel. Louis brand. From 45/- to 22/6. Prima Donna Blaek Satin Shoes, strap and court, smart toe; Spanish heel. From 27/6 to 18/6.

THORP'S FOR BOOTS, s HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER. 'Phone 2222. P.O. Bos 74.