ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Bush Advocate, Volume XIX, Issue 779, 29 July 1907, Page 4

ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Loan Co. advertise entries for their sale at Miller's Road yards on Friday next. \\ . Rose will continue sale of drapery, etc., to-morrow. Williams and Kettle, Ltd.. hold a clearing sale at Weber to-morrow on behalf of Mr D. P. Ryan. H.B. Farmers' Association hold wool sale to-morfow. Mr W. P. Snell, of the Bon Marche, draws attention to his clearing sale of drapery. Mr W. Robinson, Makotuku. advertises a new list of desirable farmin"pvoperties foi 1 sale. Sixpenny luncheons and aiternoon tea at the D.C.A. tearooms on first floor. — Advt. The Norsewood Co-operative Dairy Company's tenth annual meeting will be held in South Norsewood on "Tuesday, 6th August. Those who contemplate planting should not miss the opportuni;y offered by J. Goddard, of procuring fruit trees during the present month at greatly reduced prices as seen by his' advertisement. Thousands of pears and apples are yet to be disposed of, while side by side with them in all the glory of vigorous youth, grow peaches, plums, apricots, nectarines, quinces, nuts, currants, gooseberries, strawberries and raspberries, and indeed everything in the vat of fruit one can possibly want. To" see is to believe. A bed of 30,000 roses began the season in these nurseries, so that it will be easily understood there are still plenty to go on with ; the same applies to cabbage trees, of which there were 11,000 two months ago. All descriptions of hedge and shelter trees, as well as ornamental and flowering shrubs can be obtaiued by writing or, better still, calling: at the Havelock nurseries.