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Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26396, 14 April 1951, Page 11

[_FBUIT. PLANTS. PRODUCE. ETC. IpOT'AiOES— zir.ng Sugar-taigs— 6s. 115 I Sawyers Arm., road. SUES and Cheap Winter Cole Pears. and bottling. 349 Harewoou rd. X3OO i WREATHS, at short notice—Ring Kowtial Floral Service, 3M17.T.C. 3<juaD. ripe Tree Tomatoes, 6s od per iloib case, postage paid. j. G. Mawson. iKeri Ken Central. 1757 APPLES. Dessert, Cookers; Pears, Winter Cole, others. 161 Sawyers Arms rd. Bring I containers. X 261 SHLxGuE. Sand. Screenings, Soil, Ciaj, Manure; all classes Cartage unde.-taken. Phone 36-869. i-. 0. PEARS, Winter Cole, 6d. 3d; Tomatoes, 9d, 6d; Apples. Robson, 79 Hargaod st.. Mi oolston. ; SELL., first shot Barley Sacks, suitable for potatoes. 2s 6d each. Downey. Halswell. X 313 WTD. to Purchase, about 50 Sacks Ryegrass Dressings. I. Vickeis, 176 Moxham ave.. Hataitai, Wellington. 1799 ALBANY Coleman Luscious Grapes, 2s 6d lb, 51b 10s; bottling x ea.s, 5d lb. C.use-. Sunuays. 724 Avonaide drive, Dallington. PASSION Fruit: Delivered Parcel Post: half-bushel case 21s 6d, quarter 12s. Latouche, G eerton rd., Tauranga. X 2680 WEDDING" Bouquets made to your own requirements—reasonable prices Quotes from Kowhai Floral Service, ’Phone 35-417 T.C. TULIPS named 5s 6d per doz.; Iris (Dutch), mixed, 60 for 10s; Lilium Umbellatum, Regale, Formosanuin, six bulbs for 10s. Fernhill, Takaka R.D. COX’S Orange, Jonathans, Delicious, Lord Wolseley, from 6s 401 b case. Bring containers. 75 Gardiners rd., off Harewood rd., not Sunday. POLYANTHUS Seeds, Pacific strain. Flowers of this wonderful American Polyanthus hand pollinated. 5s per pac .et. Fernhill, Takaka R.D. SELL. Reject Delicious, Wolseleys. 2s 6d bushel case; small Delicious, nn.t g.ade. 5s bushel case; own containers. 144 Sawyers Arms road. JONATHAN Apples, from 6s case; cases extra; also Delicious, Wolseleys. Pears. Not Sundays. 64 Prestons road, off Main North roao. Papanui. APPLES; Wolseleys, 10s case; Jonathans, 12s 6d case; 121 b ss. Onions, 51b Is; Marrows, 4d, 6d; Cabbages, 6d. Bring bags. 140_ Leinster rd., St. Albans.X334 SHINGLE, Crushed Metais, Rock, Scoria. Clay, Humus, Manure. Delive:ed. Dial 306. a'k 74535. a-y time. K. R. McDonald, Cartage Contractor. T.S. APPLES, crisp, juicy Delicious and Ballarats, just picked. First-grade, 10s a bushel case. Cases Is extra. Seymour, 75 Gardiners rd.. Harewood. 'Phone 398 7406 M. 7517 FARLEY’S End Nursery—Fruit Trees. Bush and Standard Roses, Ornamental Shrubs. Send for our price-list. 130 Lyttelton: street, Spreydon. ’Phone 40-587. 245 7 RASPBERRY Plants. Great American. Orders taken. £1 per 100, £4 10s per 500, £8 per 1000. M. E. Harrow, 114 Withe’ls road. Upper Riccarton. 'Phone 41-400, ask for 8192 M. SOIL. SOIL. SOIL.. First Grade (guaranteed), 65s 4-yard load delivered. Dial 396, ask 74375. any time. K. R. MCDONALD. Cartage Contractor. NEW Strawberry. Auchincruive Climax. Recently imported from Scotland. Prolific cropper, disease resistant. 4s doz., 25 for 7s 6d. Large flowered Clematis in various colours, 6s each. Bayliss Nurseries. 82 Jeffreys rd. X995G FORDSON MAJOR ATTACHMENTS FOR HOWARD ROTARY HOES give excellent results when used for Stubble Mulching. DOMINION MOTORS, LTD., 141 Gloucester st., Ch-ristchurch. 6930 STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Royal Sovereign, enormous fruit, delicious flavour. 3s doz.; £1 per 100. SADLER’S NURSERIES. . -61 Northcote road. Papanui.POLYANTHUS, Auricula, Gt. Pansy, 2s 6d doz.: Wallflowers, Dianthus, Carnations, Sweet Pea Plants, Pansy, Tetra Snaps, Variety Perennials. Bolton’s 1951 Novelty Seeds: New Sweet Peas on Saie. Orders taken for Fruit Trees. Roses, etc. RIVERSIDE NURSERIES, 363 River road, opp. Weir. Shirley. AURICULAS: Dobbie’s Hybrids. A definitely improved strain of "DuMty Millers." Includes all the popular shades of rich blues, lavender, etc., as well as many newer colours in rich yel'ow, pink, and even rose shades. 5s 6d doz., 50 for £l. Post free. J. H. WALL. 377 Albert street, Palmerston North. 2046 LORD WOLSELEYS, JONATHANS, DELICIOUS, PEARS, 15s 6d bushel case Istgrade tree-ripened. Potatoes 8s fld, Swedes 7s fld. Onions 12s 6d. Carrots 10s 6d, Pumpkins 8s 6d. Sugar-bags and cases extra. Town delivery. Country orders on .bus or rail. THE GARDENS, 632 Marshland road. Belfast. ’Phone 40-060. T.T.S. SOIL. SOIL, SOIL. SOIL. SOIL. SELL 500 YARDS FIRST-CLASS SOIL. Maiden ground, suitable gardens, lawns, glasshouses, 5s per yard, fls 6d loaded on trucks. Deliveries Saturday, 14th. L. S. SMART, 99 Hoon Hay road. Halsweß, ’Phone 40-968. X 149 POLYANTHUS. Pink and giant Exhibition Strain. Enormous fri'led blooms in all shades of Rose and Pink *nd combinations of both. A really superior strain, 7s 6d doz., 3 doz. for £l. TANGO SUPREME—an improved, large flowered, popuar strain. Blooms are mostly frilled or ruffled at the edges and Include such colours as blood red. orange, and bronzy gold. Has won numerous flower show awards. 5s Od doz.. 2 doz. for 10s; post free. J. H. WALL, 377 Albert street. Palmerston North. 2046 BEAUTIFUL POLYANTHUS. SPRINGTIME’S GLORIOUS FLOWERS. The most satisfactory plant for Spring Flowering display. PLANT NOW. PLANT NOW. PLANT NOW. Experience has proved Autumn planting provides longest and best flowering. POLYANTHUS PLANTS. ’ Plant now, all the brilliant colours for the flnest SPRING DISPLAY. POLYANTHUS PLANTS. NAIRN’S NURSERIES, LTD., 186 Lincoln road. Christchurch. •Phones 35-675. 34-619. • T.C. C. D. TAYLOR, 457 ILAM RD., FENDALTON, STOCK FEEDS: £ s. d. Lucerne Meal 501 b 9 0 Barley Meal 1671 b 1 10 0 Ground Oats 1251 b 16 0 Pig Meal 1251 b 1 0 3 Laying Mash 1251 b 14 3 Chick Mash 1251 b 1 5 6 Screen Meal 1251 b 15 6 Screening Mer.l, with Meat Meal 1251 b 16 U Dog Me 1 1031 b 1 2 6 Dog Meal 251 b 7 0 Samples on Request. All prices include sacks and gross weights F.O.R. or Store Quantities Cheaper PRODUCERS’ CO-OP., LTD.. 83 Blenheim rd., Riccarton. 'Phene 40-040 P.O. Box 916. 2467

NOTICE TO M.E.D. CONSUMERS NOTICE TO M.E.D. CONSUMERS 5% POWER-SAVING ESSENTIAL 5% POWER-SAVING ESSENTIAL Although the allocation of electricity in this area for 1951/52 shows a 5% increase, the actual rate of consumption through the extended use of electricity exceeds 10%. This means that WE MUST IMMEDIATELY REDUCE OUR CONSUMPTION OF ELECTRICITY BY APPROXIMATELY 5% TO KEEP WITHIN OUR ALLOCATION. This is a matter which is vital to us all, and affects everyone’s interests. Your prompt and careful assistance and your usual co-operation in conserving units are URGENTLY REQUIRED. All consumers can, and undoubtedly will, help the situation by ELIMINATING ALL WASTE OF ELECTRICITY. TURN OFF UNNEEDED LIGHTS, RADIATORS, AND ALL OTHER ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT NOT IN ACTUAL USE. The following restrictions are now in force. DOMESTIC WATER HEATERS NOT TO BE USED BETWEEN 2 AND 6 P.M. OUTSIDE SHOP AND SHOP WINDOW LIGHTING PERMITTED FROM NOON UNTIL MIDNIGHT. NEON AND ADVERTISING SIGNS PERMITTED FROM 5.30 P.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT. OFFICE RADIATORS NOT TO BE USED AFTER NOON DAILY. INDOOR AND OUTDOOR LIGHTING OF SPORTS GROUNDS PERMITTED ONLY 3 NIGHTS PER WEEK (DUSK TO 9.30 P.M.). CONSERVE ELECTRICITY NOW AND ENSURE A REGULAR WINTER SUPPLY. IN ADDITION TO* THE ABOVE SITUATION, THERE IS ADDED THE MISHAP TO THE WAITAKI GENERATOR. CONSUMERS ARE THEREFORE ASKED TO REDUCE LOAD AT PEAK HOURS: BTO 8.30 A.M., 11 A.M. TO NOON, AND 1.30 TO 5.30 P.M.