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FRUIT, PLANTS, PRODUCE y ALWAYS call at 33 Durham st., cnr. e Wordsworth st., cheapest Vegetables sin town. Lettuce from 9d each, i. Pumpkin 6d lb. Cabbages, Caulir flowers, Silverbeet, Carrots, Onions, 1 Parsnips, Apples, sugar-bags and sacks of potatoes, all cheap at above address. S.T.C. 1 ASTER’ plants~seil, 9d a doz. 100 Poulson st.. Addington. . 2067 BEAN Netting. 6ft wide, 4in mesh: j suitable for Runner Beans. Only 3s 9d per yard. Palmers, 355 Lincoln e road. ’Phone 75-234. BEDDING Begonias. Tomato Plants. [s Dwarf Kondine, Best of All. Bedding plants. 179 Weston rd. BRUSSELL Sprouts, Cabbage. Let'll tuce. Silver Beet Plants, 25 6d, 100 d * s 9d - 44 Wellington st.. Linwood, r CHRYSANTHEMUM Plants? lT6dt. outdoor grown; all types. 54 Sand--17 wich road. :r FIVE Acres clean rye and clover hay, 14 4/6 bale or 2/6 bale standing. ’Ph S. 59-783. 5. GERANIUMS, Arabis. Bedding out 4 plants, all kinds. 128 Ensors rd. d GOOD Black Soil for sale. Delivered, e ’Phone 58-640.X8928 § GOOD Selection of well hardened ~ Bedding Plants, now ready,- at Suts, tons Nurseries, 35 Bamptons street, is Shirley. ’Phone 59-039. 2140 GREAT Lake Lettuce plants, 10.000. What offers? 68 Winters rd. 13 IRISES, modern varieties, every y colour. Beautify your farm or garden. Special collection 9 plants 22s 6d, 20 plants 42s 6d, post free (Dec.). Send now to “Irises,” 46 Jerrold st., Spreydon.l4s6 LETTUCES, freshly cut, 9d each. 47 Albert terrace. St. Martins. LETTUCE plants. Great Lake, 6d bundle. 68 Winters rd. MAYDENE Nurseries, 457 Ilam rd., Telephone 31-264. Bedding Plants. Tomato Plants, Pot Plants. Nurseries open all day Saturday.T.W.H.S. PUKEKOHE Onion plants, Lettuce 1/9 100; Flower plants, Asters, Viscaria 1/6 doz.; Marigolds, tall and dwarf, Is. 7 Averill st., Shirley. PULVERISED Sheep'Manure’ 5s sk. Free city delivery. Minimum order 5 sacks. 'Ph. 48-346 any time. RUBBLE, good concrete, to give away. Collect. At 75 Ferry road. 210fe SELL. 2 Ton Red Dakota Seed Potatoes. 307 M, Rangiora. TOMATO Plants, Combine, Best of All. Yellow Queen. Tatura, Beefsteak, Puck, Carters Sunrise, Market King and full range of Flower Plants. Table Potatoes 10s s.b. Spreydon Nursery. 62 Cobham street. WELL Rotted Manure for sale. Delivered. ’Phone 58-640. X 8927 2000 GOLDEN Acre Cabbage Plants, 24s 6d per 1000. Good, strong, tall healthy plants. Palmers, 355 Lincoln road. 'Phone 75-234. MAYDENE ~ Nurseries, 457 Ham road East. Telephone 31-264. Bedding Plants, Tomato Plants in all varieties. Plant now for midsummer and autumn flowering. Open all day Saturdays. ALL Vegetables cheap. Good Sound Carrots, 7s 6d sugar ■ bag; Certified Seed Potatoes. £1 sack; other Seed from 5s sugar bag. FRED RUMBLE’S, 476 Tuam street. Open Saturday. BELLE VUE NURSERY 880 Main South road, Templeton. ’Ph. 706 Islington. Bedding and Tomato Plants, Pot Plants and Fems. Call or 'Phone your order. We Deliver. 2043 GERANIUM SPECIALS , GERANIUM SPECIALS Staked and in Pots. i- V. A. THOMPSON .8 97 Rutherford st., Woolston. n ..S.T.C. SOIL SOIL. SOIL. - First Grade (guaranteed), 72s 4-yard •I load. Delivered 'Phone 77-125, any 0 time. 71 K. R. MCDONALD, -1 Cartage Contractor. T.S. ’6 lONE dozen Dahlia bulbs, giant dec., 7 Cactus, Pompone, Charm, Named 25s dozen, posted. Collection Dahlias. , e names lost in handling. £1 a dozen. Posted. ? WESTLAND NURSERIES. 5 ’ Grey mouth. 2966 e TABLE and Seed Potatoes. Blood J. and Bone. etc. Tomato, Onion. Let- • tuce. Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts. c j Cauliflower. Cabbage. Petunia, Salvia. Marigold. Zinnia. Phlox. Stock, e Verbena Plants. Car park. 319 DUR- \ HAM STREET, opposite Road Ser--7 vices. Open Saturday morning. “X 8486 ’ FUCHSIAS, new varieties, Abuti>r lons, 6 colours; Clematis, large d flowered: Geraniums, named varies. ties; Ferns, Asparagus and Maiden--19 hair; Miniature Roses: Rock Plants; [8 Hanging Baskets and Bedding Plants. ’5 BAYLISS NURSERIES. 82 Jeffreys road, Bryndwr, 'Phone 31-095. 9701 GLADIOLI. e END OF SEASON CLEARANCE i 1 YOUR opportunity for a blaze of ls colour in your garden, 3-lin corms, - v guaranteed to flower this season, in 2 beautiful mixture, 70 for 20s. 30 for los. Post free. e WCODEND BULB FARM, o Woodend, North Canterbury. ! T.F.S. , s ’f NEW Local Potatoes. 8d lb. Onions 3d, carrots 2s 6d .lettuce 6d. cabbage (id. Cauli Is. Peas Is lb, Spinach Is, Leeks 9d. Sp. onions 6d. Radish 6d, Broad Beans Is lb, Cues. 1/6, Rhub. 1 Is 4d. Tomatoes 2. Sturmers 9d lb. Delicious Is, Lemons 1/3, Sweet 5 Oranges 1/2 lb. 195 MATSONS AVENUE. BEDDING PLANTS ;• Tomato, Bedding, Border Ivy and Standard Geraniums. Stock, Living- 1 y stone Daisy. Bellis Daisy, Larkspur,! • ’ Coreopsis, Zinnia, Statice. Aubretia, j d Arabis. Aster. Marigold, Geums, i r Dwarf Sweet Pea. Phlox, Hollyhocks.! ' Scabious, Tagetes. Cinneraria, Viola j ,r and Pansies !S V. A. THOMPSON 87 Rutherford street. Woolston. ’Phone 61-285. S.T.C. d BEDDING PLANTS. C TOMATOES—OnIy the Best Varieties n kept. Potentate, Kondine, Best r ’ of All, Tatura. . FOR BEDDlNG—Petunias (Frilled), a Zinnias. Lobelia. Marigolds, Ta•getes. Pansy, Viola, Stock, Asters. Verbena, Livingstone , r Daisies, Phlox. SUMMER FLOWERING k CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 1 NOW is the Time to Plant. Nowest; and Best Varieties. 7. DON'T FORGET: You can Buy your i ». Sprays and Manures at t 'J . PALMERS. PALMERS. .7 of 355 LINCOLN ROAD, p Phone 75-234. n CARNATION PLANTS d NEW NAMED PERPETUALS d IN our catalogue we release many 15 more new outstanding American, Dutch, Australian and Continental g “tree perpetual” and perpetual 5 t named varieties along with many J choice named perpetuals offered m . previous years and suitable tor home garden, commercial and show bench culture, including salmon-pinks, yelI’, lows, orange, white, scarlet mauve, pelegonium. variegated and other y beautiful shades. We offer a selection of our super new named releases at 3 for £1 oi i. fi for 37s (Id. Our No. 1 selection of extra choice ;• named varieties available at 6 for n ' 255. or 12 lor 47s Gd. 5t Our No. 2 selection of choice named varieties at 7 for £1 or 12 for 32s 6d. Our Gay Garden Selection of popun lar named varieties at 12 for £1 or o 18 for 30s. Send now for our new 1957 season’s e free descriptive catalogue including p full cultural notes. h E. M. SCOTT i Perpetual Carnation Nurseries Iti street. Otaki d 3803 HEAD IHt WAN! ADVTS e FOR THE BEST BUYS AT THE “ LOWEST PRICES. ' ! USE THE WANT ADVTS. IN “THE PRESS" K to get the tastest sale results at the y lowest advertising cost. - Y’ou can place your advta. by teie’t phone. Dial 64-063—a direct line tor your convenience.

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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28436, 16 November 1957, Page 22

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Page 22 Advertisements Column 6 Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28436, 16 November 1957, Page 22

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