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FRUIT, PLANTS, PRODUCE inm. 36a. A. S. Paterson and Co., Ltd., 70 Moorhouse avenue. 'dNtON’S. good keepers. 12s 4d bag. 319 Cranford street, business hours or Saturday morntogs. MH DnE Leostat Oil Heater. Suliable for glasshouse. Half dozen flass Cloches. Apply Wilson. 1-976. POTATOES, tlam Hardy, great cooker. 10s s.b. 59 Proctor st.. Papanul. POTATOES. Chippewa and Ham Hardy, flrat grade, 8s s.b. Pumpkins from Is each. Fresh Caullis from Is each. Open all week-end. 170 Gardiners road. S POTATOES 15s sack. 8s fid s.b. Bags extra. 179 Wilsons rd. 9790 PEARS, Bottling and Dessert, 53 lb. 320 Port Hills rd.. Opawa. X 4632 rstatoks: —Chi^r—sis Ham Hardy, first grade. 6s s.b, Pumpkins from la each. 170 Gardiners rd. S POT Plants. Asparagus, Sprengeri and Blumoela, Rubber Tree*. Maidenhair Fems and others. Kentia Palms, Aralia. Grivella, Primula Obconic*. Spider Plants. 45 Albert terrace. St. Martins. Not Sunday. X 4350 POTATOES, first grade, table, 8s s.b.. 32s fid sack. 480 Cranford street. ■1533 POTATOES, pig. spprox. 80 sacks, 3s fid a bag. »*ck« Included. Ex paddock, Halswell area. Ring 77-597. POTATOES, 10s s.b. 94 McGregors road. _____ PIGMF-AL, Excellent quality, 32s sack In. A. S. Paterson and Co., Ltd., 70 Moorhouse avenue. FSTaTOEs. 7s excellent cookers. 53 Condeul avenue. RIPE WlnterColeTear*,~4d~arid fid lb. Case lots. 27 Aylmer sreet, Somerfield. off Colombo street.STC SEbAGO Potatoes. 8s s.b., £1 saok; Chippewa, Ham Hardy Potatoes 10s s.b.. 26s sack. Caulis from fid: Cabbages 6d: Parsnips fid lb; Carrots, Pumpkins. Marrows, Swedes. Beetroot 3d lb. 423 Harewood rd. Not Sunday. 9720 Bp.i,L 4 ton good Chippewa Table Potatoes. £1 large sack. ’Phone 217 K, Katapqi. TWO Well-kept Glasshouses, both heated, one has Camerons drip feed, also tomato soil block machines, all ready for season. Call 465 Gloucester st. THOUSANDS of foet are kept dry on Mod-en-Age Paving Stones. You can walk dry foot In your garden, too. Martin, Ormandy, 41 Riccarton rd. WALk Dry-footed in your garden. Martin. Ormandy, Paving Stones are the answer. Martin Ormandy, 41 Riccarton rd., ’Ph. 80-335.

WANTED To exchange, stable manure tor few bags carrots. Sunnyvale Stud Farm. Amberley. Phone 27. WANTED to buy. Walnuts in shells, small or large quantities. Good price paid per lb. Tbone 62-979, collect. 9698 kPpLUS and PEARS from 12/6 CASE. Delicious, Golden Delicious, Sturmers. Ballarats. eating and bottling Pears, 12/6 Case. Cabbage, Carrots, Onions. Leeks. Pumpkins. SANTOSA ORCHARD, 89 Gardiners rd., off Harewood road. LILIUMS 20 bulbs tor £l. 5 L. Regale, 7 Olympic Hybrids, 7 Regale Alba, 1 Auratum or 1 Aurelian Hybrid. T. Barnett. 32 Mathesons rd,. Linwood, Chch. 3789 PEA STRAW Best for digging In. 6 bales delivered £l. Limited quantity only. Order now. George H. Woods, Ltd., 39 Ferry road. 'Ph. 70-074. L. J. MITCHELL. 68-70 Jeffreys road. House Plants, Tub Plants, Con-tainer-grown Shrubs. Specimen Trees. Open Saturday. ■Phone 38-526. S A BAG of Potatoes delivered 10s 6d sugar bag. 25s sack. Carrots. onions, parsnips, swede, beetroot, pumpkin, marrow, al) 121 b 3s 6d. Apples from 12s fid 401 b case. Sale Day All Day Saturday DAILY FREE DELIVERY THE PEOPLE'S MARKET, 10 Ferry road. Phone 80-114. X 5444 A VISIT TO THE NURSERIES For Ordering SHRUBS. ROSES, FRUIT TREES HEDGE PLANTS, etc., is Recommended. Perennials now in flower. Open all day Saturday. MAYDENE NURSERIES 459 Ilam road, 'Phone 38-240 THS

CHEAP APPLES Second Grade Wolseleys 7/6 BALLARAT 10s STURMERS 12s 6d ROME BEAUTY 15s FIRST GOLDEN DELICIOUS 17s 6d Keston Orchard Off end of Northcote road, opposite St. Bede’s. OPEN ALL WEEK-END. 3792 APPLES Golden Delicious SWEET and CRISP, 20s large case LORD WOLSELEYS 15s Large Case. BALLARATS 15s Large Case ROME BEAUTY 20s large case. STURMERS 18s 8d large case. PEARS 12s 6d and 30s case. SMALL CASE LOTS AVAILABLE. Open All Week-end. BRUCE DAVIDSON 349 Harewood road. 2186 THE DAINTY’ NEW ORCHID TRISES The ecstasy of the newer Iris Tnnominata will thrill you. Brilliant colour combinations make these real jewel* . . . the loveliest orctald-llke flower you’ve ever aeen. A wonderful cut flower, as other buds open later in water, producing dozens of »tn-15tn stem*. Adaptable to any conditions, provide good drainage and full sun. Named varieties. Alison, Stanards pastel mauve, fall* violet purple with golden signal patches. Anne, pale heliotrope. suffused violet and spectrum violet vein*. Aureolln, charming yellow delicately veined contrasting colour. Eileen, soft lilac, fall* rich amethyst, with orange signal patches. Sandra, stanards soft yellow with erythite red edged yellow. Violet Princes*, rich royal purple vetoed very dark maroon. Vivian, stanards soft golden brown. fall* garnet rown with deep ruby veins 3/6 each. 3 diff. to/-, 7 dlfl. £1 1 2/10 eaoh). It’s unique, our guarantee: Complete satisfaction on arrival and flowering. Use of postal service—it's fast and efficient. Post free. D. J. LIDDLE. LTD.. Wslkanae, Wellington. 3055