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IMPLEMENTS ANO MACHINERY | MUruK ScJ’tne Wanted any condition. I 1522, "Press,’’ •[ F2O in good order, on rubbers. £385, or; oner. Apply L3iU, “Press." [ WANTED to buy, 5 or 7 Portable Boiler. Inquiries to LlJu, "Press/I -i MASSEY-HARRIS 13 Coulter Drill, with tractor hitch; good oroer; £9O. 'Phone 98K, Rangiora. ; , ELECTRIC Portable Drill, tin capacity, I with set Drills; also 3 Cap Drill; also 2 Drill Press (one new); also Bench Grinder (new), Min Bandsaw, 4in Engineer'* Lathe I -nd 2 Compressors (8 cub. ft.). Stan Russell. 99 Milton st. ’Phone 37-482. MORRIS INDUSTRIAL ENGINES. MORRIS INDUSTRIAL ENGINES. 10-20 and 12-24 h.p. DOMINION MOTORS, LTD., Gloucester st., Ch istchurch.69Bo A FINE TIME TO THINK ABOUT RAIN IT certainly is! If you want to avoid drought conditions again next year, tnen you should investigate the SIGMUND RAINMASTER. This overhead irrigation system can cover from one position j to «j acres. The nearest approach to natural rain, the SIGMUND SYSTEM is portable, economical, operates from streams, bores, ponds, or wells. Can be operated from your own tractor or Diesel. All models immediately available from stock. B. R. HOMERSHAM, LTD., "lir.gaucn Counsellors," (Dominion Agents), 82 Hereford street, Christchurch. T.C. FRUIT, PLANTS, PRODUCE, ETC. BLnCxv 'Hamourg Grapes, 2s ad lb. 185 rtuxxey street. cooxing, Dessert, 2d and 3d lb. ■ G-cxloia ra., S*. Martina. HOisEY. One to.i second Grade, 3.9 d per . lb. L 977, “Press.” : SELL good quality Lucerne Hay. ’Phone JrK, L-nco.n. Meat Meui, 1121 b 19s, ex store. Palmer’s, 3ji Lincoln rd., Phone 05-B<6. Horse Straw Manure, syds loads, £2, delivered Ring 32-885. XIII 6 FLOWER 01 spring CaOoage Plants. 44 Ko-ewarne st., off Selwyn st. PEaRs, Giant'Dessert" and Bottling, 3d ib. Case iqts_delivered. ’Phone 46-145. HORSE Manure (ho straw),"3-yd" loads 50s. denvereu, anywhere. Ring 32-885. Xlll6 PEARS id io. Pumpkins vd lb, Potatoes 7s sugar-bag. Bring bags. 714 Avonslde drive, Dailmgton. POLYANTHUS, Giant Strain, 3s doz., 4 doz. 10s. 31 Therese *t„ Spreydon. ’Phone 37-167. 40 SACKS Seconds Oats, suit Poultry Farm, 1801 b sack 30s (s.i.). Palmer's. 357 Lincoln rd., Thone 35-876. GOLDEN Delicious, " Cooking Apples, Pears. Winter Cole, and Quinces. a 3 Highsted rd. (off Harewood rdj. 50 SACKS. Algerian Oats, 4} bus. sack* 6s bushel, sacks extra. Palmer’s, 357 Lincoln^rd r JPhone 35-876. 60 SACKS Gartons Oats, 4j bushel sacks 8s bushel, sacks extra, ex store. Palmer’s, 357 Lincoln rd., ’Phone 35-876. SOIL, 655; Garden Clay, 59s 4d; Sand, 30s 4 yards, delivered. Dial 398. ask 74535. any time. K. R. McDoncld, Cartage Contractor. T.S.. APPLES: Cox's Orange, Jonathans, Delicious. Lord Wolscleys, also Capiamont and Winter Cole Pears. Bring containers. 75 Gardiner’s rd., off Harewood rd. Not Sunday. XBlB OAT Chaff Winnowings for babies' mattresses, 8s 6d per sack or smaller quantities. Palmer’s, 357 Lincoln rd., ’Phone 35-876. WTD. to Sell, a Soil Shredder. This machine is in first-class condition, having had only few hours' work. Apply 54 Frankleigh at., Spreydon, or ’Phone 40-914. 23 BISHOPS ROAD off Harewood road APPLES, PEARS, AND QUINCES Some very good Seconds 2672 APPLES: Kidds Orange from 8s fld bushel case. Delicious 6s 6d, large Cooking Apples 9s. Gravensteins 8s 6d bushel. Pears, dessert and cooking, 3d lb: Freestone Peaches 7s 6d case, Jonathans. Wolseleys, Golden Delicious, Pumpkin 2d lb. Onions 51b Is. Carrots, Potatoes. No mill orders. Inglewood Orchard. 164 Wsirakei rd.. Papanui. ’ 2612 SOIL SOIL SOIL • SOIL GUARANTEED FIRST CLASS. / 65/- 4-Yard Load. •PHONE 36-869, any time. PEARS PEARS PEARS PEARS PEARS PEARS PEARS PEARS PEARS Selling cheaply this week-end. 121 b case 2s 6d 392 PORT HILLS RD., OPAWA. ' 72 MAYDENE NURSERIES, 457 ILAM ROAD (East). Est. 30 years. Telephone 24-264. TO GARDEN LOVERS and Plant Enthusiasts, we arc now offering tor autumn and winter planting; Ornamental Trees and Shrubs Roses Fruit Trees. Hedge Plants. Forest Trees. Perennial Plants. Flowering Trees, Evergreen Shrubs, Native Trees and Shrubs in variety. Perennial Plants in all varieties are now ready for planting. Our Nurseries are Open on Saturdays W.o. MOTHER’S DAY—MAY 13th. GIVE HER BULBS. Narcissi, King Alfred, Yellow Trumpets, 10s doz. Sol d'Or, 3s 6d doz. Tulips, 15 varieties, one of each, 10s. Hyacinths, 2s each, 22s per doz. Anemones and Ranunculus (Australian), ICs 6d per 100. We will post with card in anywhere in New Zealand. Send for our Catalogue. ASTONVILLE GARDENS, 123 Forbury road, St. Clair, DUNEDIN. 2428 PLANT NOW SPRING FLOWERING BULBS TULIPS, NAMED VARIETIES 7s 6d doz, 56s per 100 Dillenberg—Orange edged scarlet. Grenadier—Bright orange-scarlet. Pride of Haarlem—Large cerise. Pride of Zwanenberg—Bright rose with lighter edge. ; Rose Copeland—Lilac-rose. Teiescopium—Reddish violet. Victory—Deep crimson. William Pitt—Cochineal red. ' Yellow Giant—Yellow. TULIP SPECIES Is 6d each. 17s 6d doz. Eichler] Bnliant vermilion orange tiowers. SaxataLs—Thrives in a warm climate; lilac pink flowers with orange yellow base. ERYTHRONIUMS Do*s Tooth Violets Calcifornicum—Laige cream coloured Howers, Is 6d each. Revoitum White Beauty—Two to foui white flowers with distinct central ring, 2s 6d each. Tuolumensis—Pure daffodil yellow, strong robust species, 2s bd each. Postage extra C. E. GIBBONS and CO.. LTD., ba? Colombo street. ’Phone 33-191 P.O. Box 1191 CHRISTCHURCH. 2495 DO YOU WANT THE BEST STRAWBERRIES OBTAINABLE? THERE are Strawberry plants AND strawberry Plants. Even plants of the came variety, coming from duierent growers, can a.tier in size and quality. Now NOTE THLSE FOUR VARUiIES CAREFULLY! They have been specially chosen from ALL VARIETIES OBTAINABLE IN N.Z. TO-DAY! AUCHINCRUIVE CLIMAX Bred by D. Reid, West Scotland Agricultural College, Auchincrulve (hence the name). Moderately vigorous plants, with extra large, juicy, richly flavourful tasty berries, ripening mid-season. Very strong cropper. SPECIALLY GOOD PLANTS. 5s . dozen, 30 plants for 10s, 100 for £1 12s 6d, HUXLEY Raised by Albert Etter, of California, it was first planted in England in the Huxley district of Evesnam. Very vigorous grower, specially juicy f.avourful fruit, medium to large red berries, and a wonderful cropper. EXTRA GOOD PLANTS. 4s dozen. 6 dozen for £l. JOE’S PROLIFIC Raised by Joseph Battersfield, of Auckland, N.Z., this is one of the best obtainable. Very early, very large berries, and an amazing producer of quality berries. FIRST-CLASS PLANTS. 5s dozen, 30 for 10s, £1 12s 6d per 100. GOLDEN SOVEREIGN A staunch favourite among growers and home gardeners alike. Fine Mg berries, moderately heavy cropping plants. This strawberry is exceptionally rich in flavour and aromg. FIRST-CLASS PLANTS 3a 6d dozen, 3 dozen for 10s, 80 plants for 21. ’ ALL ABOVE PRICE POST PAID Obtain your Strawberry Plants from the above selection NOW from JOHN BRIGHT. The QUALITY Seedsman, 9 Rangitikei st., Palmerston North. 2620 RIDE a "Simplex Special" for reliability. Ladies' and Gent's Sports Models. 5s deposit, 5s weekly. Calder Mackay's. 7482