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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 27, 13 November 1935, Page 1

WANTED. FORESTRY BONDS. WE pay highest prices for all issues Perpetual Forests, Australasian Forestry Bondholders’ Trust, also Afforestation Ltd. Shares. When writing state Trust number. FORESTRY BONDS EXCHANGE (N.Z.), LTD., W ANTED—Price for approximately 4000ift. Pinis Insignus Timber, by 16th Inst. Particulars at Crum Brothers. ENT’S Bicycle—Good order and 31 reasonable. Details and price to “Puslibike,” Guardian Office. W ANTED to Buy—Eggs in any quantity at 8d per dozen cash. Tickets issued with cash, to enable customers to keep records qf their eggs and prices. Crates supplied.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers; ’Phone 188. W ANTED to Buy—Poultry of any description for cash. Note: When dealing with us you are not deprived of 10 per cent, commission on sales Our buyer will call and collect your Poultry at Top Market Prices for ASHBURTON POULTRY FARMERS’ TRADING DEPOT. ’Phone 188. for sale. FOR Sale—Bedding Plants, all leading varieties in stock; also, Tomato, Cauliflower, Cabbage and Lettuce Plants.—Thomas Bros. FOR Sale—Salad Lettuce, 8 and 10 a 1/-. Also, Lettuce and Cabbage Plants, 3 varieties.—Meaclem, 68 Grey Street/, near High School. FOR Sale—Over 40 Varieties Bedding Plants, 6d and 9d dozen; Tomato Plants, 9d dozen; Tobacco, Marrow, Pumpkin, and Cucumber Plants.—Meaclem 68 Grey Street (near High School). FOR Small Goods of quality and Milk-made Bread that satisfies try A. A. Steffens, Triangle Bakery; ’Phone 525. SEEDS —For Sale: Flower and Vegetable Seeds; sold by the packet or in bulk quantities; also, Seed Potatoes, and Garden Manures, etc. — Thomas Brosa -j BROWN Floral X.O.S. Moracaine X Frock; must be cleared. Worth 35/-; Sale Price 19/11. —Mrs Pile, “Unique,” East Street. i 0 Days’ Sale—l X.O.S. Floral MoraX cain Frock; worth 45/-, Sale Price 25/-.—Mrs Pile, “Unique,” East Street. NEW Methodist Hymn Books—We invite your 'attention to the New Books now ready. Clear print; good binding. Qity prices.—Newton C. Jones, Bookseller, 72 East Street. FISH— This we say and this we mean, our Fish is Fresh and Nice and Clean, and when you want a Wholesome Dish, just remember Thompson’s for your Fish. FISH— For Best Fish 'and Service, Havelock and Triangle Fish Marts—H. Thompson, Prop., ’Phones 2655, and Delivery ’Phone 402 M. SAVE your money and protect your health by installing an Atwater Kent Electric Refrigerator this summer.—Buchanan’s Radio and Sales Service, 101 Burnett Street. ORDERS taken for Purebred White Leghorn Pullets; two to three months old; at prices to meet the times.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers’; ’Phone 188

HAVE YOU TRIED ANY OF THESE - TASTY PROVISIONS? SWAN Pork Sausages, Pork Luncheon Sausage, Ham and Chicken Sausage, Saveloys, Stuffed Roast Pork Pressed Beef, Pressed Ham and Tongue, Pressed Ox Tongue, Pressed Brawn, Cooked Pig’s Cheeks, etc. _ MILLER, Grocer and Fresh Food Specialist. SOW BLUE WONDER BEANS. GREAT Cropper, delicious flavour, green when cooked. Once grown always grown, fid per packet, quantity Swedish Giant Cabbage Plants, 25 for 1/-. At— FLETCHER BROS. Novelty Seed Specialists, Ashburton. SOMETHING NEW. ROSELLA Savoury Dolicious for Suppers or Picnics. Four Flavours: Tomato, Asparagus, Celery, and Gerken. 8d for 2Aoz tin. _ MILLER, Grocer and Fresh Food Specialist. SALE OF PLANTS AND BULBS. I HAVE decided to reduce and rearrange Nursery. All Plants and Bulbs at greatly reduced prices. Here is your opportunity to re-stock your Garden at little cost. CLARK, 119 Cambridge Street. SOME MORE ROSELLA PACKED GOODS. TOMATO Sauce 1/3, Assorted Pickles 1/5, Gerkeus 1/9 jar. Cake Fillings: Passion ■ Fruit, Banana, Lemon, Pineapple flavours, 1/5 jar. ■_ MILLER, Grocer and Fresh Food Specialist. FOR A GOOD HOT FIRE •JJSE JAMES COAL—Best on MarStocked by Tinkers, Ltd., Havelock Coal Supply, A. G. Frew, and J. Hnrdie TRY