VISITING TARANAKI THESE HOLIDAYS

Want to find a Supermarket while in Taranaki?
Why I am doing this?
I hope you will check it out on your i Phone, Smartphone, Google Search,Taranaki Marketing,as I have been visiting all around New Zealand, staying at motel, and one of the worst things I find is, searching for a supermarket, so hope this is of help to someone.
Please use the Google maps, it can save alot of valuable time while visiting Taranaki.

Pak N Save: 53 Leach Street, New Plymouth. PHONE: (06)758 1594
Pak N Save: Hawera: 54 Priness Street, Hawera. PHONE: (06) 278 5551

New World Supermarket Hawera: 307 High Street, Hawera.(06) 278 8528
New World Supermarket Merrilands: 6/200 Mangorei Road, New Plymouth.
PHONE:(06) 758 5527
New World New Plymouth City: Courtenay Street, New Plymouth.
PHONE: (06) 759 9052
New World Stratford: Regan Street, Stratford. PHONE: (06)765 6422
New World Waitara: cnr Queen & Whittaker Street, Waitara.
PHONE: (06) 754 8838

Moshims Discount House: Fresh Fruit, Vegetables and Bulk Foods
562 Devon Street East Fitzroy, New Plymouth.  PHONE:(06) 758 5738
297 Broadway, Stratford. PHONE: (06) 765 7279
109 High Street, Hawera. PHONE: (06) 278 3622

Super Value Super market:
Parklands Shopping Centre, 188 Parklands Ave, Bellblock NP.PHONE:(06)755 1963

Count Down Foodmarkets: Leach Street, New Plymouth. PHONE: (06) 757 8233
Count Down Foodmarkets: Cnr  Union & Nelson Street, Hawera. PHONE:(06) 278 0026

Shoprite Supermarket: Matai Street, Inglewood. PHONE: (06)756 7404

Best Discounters: Victoria Street, Kaponga. (06) 764 6837

WoolWorths Supermarkets:  cnr Cameron & Leach Street, New Plymouth. PHONE: (06) 759 7481
WoolWorths Supermarkets: cnr Wallath Road & Tukapo Street, NP. PHONE (06) 753 9448

Changes over the years in Groceries Stores!

In the early days of grocery stores, products were generally served to you by an assistant from shelves behind the counters, while customers waited in front and indicated the items they wanted.
These Days I remember well, living in the country, we would only visit the store, once a month 20th, that was pay day, when we would get paid,and we paid for the supplies we had ordered, which we would order over the phone, and be delivered weekly, which you can do in 2009 at some supermarkets.

Supermarkets offer products at low prices by reducing their economic margins, to maintain a profit, supermarkets attempt to make up for the lower margins by a higher overall volume of sales.
Customers usually shop by placing their selected merchandise into shopping trollies or baskets (self-service) and pay for the merchandise at the check-out.
Which help to keep labour costs down, also some have self-checkout devices.

New World is the main Supermarket I use especially as they do have Fly Buys, which is another discount for me, as I get my bed linen for free with my Fly Buy Points.
New World has been a member of the Fly Buys program since that program started in September 1996.
It is a New Zealand supermarket chain and is part of the Foodstuffs cooperative. Now the only New Zealand privately own supermarket.
They tend to be smaller and more upscale than larger warehouse-type supermarkets, and are also more numerous throughout New Zealand, with many small towns having a New World.

New World is also one of New Zealand’s longest running supermarkets, being founded in the 1950