MACHINERY & FARM EQUIPMENT SELL DISCS INTERNATIONAL Bft Tandem Discs. S.U. HOOPER Bft Tandem Discs. Priced to sell. Apply— GIBSONS MOTORS, Phone 46, Darfiield. After hours 146. Darfield. 2659 HORRELLS INTERNATIONAL B 414 Wheel Tractor in really good condition. Checked over and ready for work. Good rubber. 8275 DIESEL Wheel Tractor. Ex-ce-l’ent order throughout. A very handy machine, reasonably priced. DAVID BROWN 950 Wheel Tractor :n very good condition. Ready for immediate work. CRAWLER Tractors An International T 6 and a Cat D 2— both can be recommended are available now. Good Terms available on aM our Machines, Blades and Loaders. to suit. Enquiries from: HORRELLS Ashley street, RANGIORA. 3656 FOR SALE IN ASHBURTON 1957 T. 5.3 7-ton 2-speed axle Commer Diesel Truck. New’ 18ft steel framed wooden deck. Ring feeder and air brakes. Good order, £750 0.n.0. 1951 30cwt BEDFORD K Truck. Drop sides, flat deck. Reconditioned. Good motor. In tidy order. £275 0.n.0. PETROL Nuffield, live drive, fully hydraulic, with or without new front-end loader. Tilting ram spare, 11 x 36 tyres. FIREWOOD Splitting Machine, hydraulic, automatic, new condition. 16 cord per day capacity. Standing orders sti'H to fill. Would suit seasonal worker. ONE CAT. 22 with blade. Double acting rams. Excellent order. SPARES. Cat. 22 nearly complete, 2 sets final drives, sprockets, rollers, front idlers, transmission, two sets as new grouser plates, lots of extras. £3OO the lot. Reason for Selling, Owner Leaving District. PHONE 4490. ASHBURTON. 6986 MACHINERY FOR SALE INTERNATIONAL WD9. Choice of three, one had £6OO spent on complete overhaul 1200 hours ago. Priced from £145. FORDSON POWER MAJOR. Standard drive 14 x 30 tyres. Only £355. DAVID BROWN 50D. A powerful 6-cylinder diesel in top order. Near new tyres. Only £245. DAVID BROWN 30T Crawler. Tracks and general condition really good. Great value at £295. DAVID Brown 850 Implematic BP, 2 lights extra. Good. £135. NUFFIELD PETROL. Non hydr. Runs well. Only £135. NUFFIELD B.M.C. DIESEL, complete with hydr., etc., 11 x 36 or 13 x 30 tyres. Price £275. MASSEY JUNIOR AND SENIOR. Both running well. £55 each DUNCAN, FERGUSON, RANSOME I. 3 Furrow Ploughs (mounted). GIANT Bush and Bog Discs, 30in blades, £l5O. 65 H.P. 3-CYLINDER, GM Motor, with clutch. Ideal for fitting to tractor, £195. MASSEY 744 D. Runs very well. £lOO. BULLDOG 1950 40 h.p. Choice of two, £B5. PEGSON 3in Direct Coupled Motorised Pump, 6 h.p. J. A.P. Motor. Good. £B5. VULCAN WHEEL GRIPS, £3O. LARGE CAPACITY AIR CLEANERS, Caterpillar, new, suitable for large motors and trucks. Bargain price £l7 each. JOHN Deer 10A Hammermili in new condition. £2lO (acc. client). GOOD SELECTION OF ROLLERS, Discs, Ploughs, etc., in stock. FERGUSON POST HOLE DIGGER. Perfect. £B5. lAN GILTRAP, LTD. Phone 421, Leeston. L.M.V.D. 4559 MACHINERY & FARM EQUIPMENT BUY OLD Gravely L. Garden tractor. Good price paid. Ph. 559-024. Hickmotts, Papanui road. 6876 ONE or more second hand wind mills. Phone 312 M Leeston. 4559
FRUIT, PLANTS, PRODUCE SPRING TO IT!!! SPRING OFFER DWARF APPLES & PEARS NOW IS THE TIME to plant our famous Intermediate and Heavy-Cropping dwarf fruit trees. Plant now and pick fruit next summer is quite regular, they’re the quickest fruiters ever. Each tree averaging better than 801bs of top grade fruit p.a. and with a minimum of care. Try a few right now and you’ll be amply rewarded each year, and for life. Send in for your favourites and we assure you immediate despatch right to your door and postage free. A free tree (our choice) with every order over £5. Planting instructions with every order. DWARF APPLES 10/6 each (in order of ripening). Welcome, Irish Peach, Gratia Red, Albany Beauty, Gravenstein, Kidd’s Orange, Bledisloe, Cox’s Orange, Mother, Reinete du Canada, Spartan, Mclntosh Red, Rome Beauty, Ballarat, Splendour, Stayman’s Winesap, Sturmer. DWARF PEARS 12/6 each Can produce three to six bushels per tree p.a. Jargonelle (a first early scrumptious flavoured variety), Clapp’s Favourite, William Bon Chretien, Conference, Louise Bon Jersey, Superfin, Packham’s' Triumph, Doynne Du Commice, Winter Nelis. DWARF PEARS with two varieties on one tree, designed to save space and to give two crop p.a. 22/6 each. Conference in combination with any of the following: Beurre Bose, Jargonelle, Fertility, Clapp’s Favourite, Packham’s Triumph, Winter Nelis, Winter Cole. Try this special dual combination Doynee Du Commice and Glou Morceau. You’ll surely feel grateful. DWARF PLUMS 15/- each. We can offer only two varieties at this stage. Both are prolific bearers and grow to only eight feet high. These are really quite special and will be valued by all the family. Lord Kitchener known as Early Gage, sweet, tasty and juicy. Excellent for dessert and wine-making. Billington’s Early, an ideal jam and sauce plum and quite nice for dessert when ripe. Blood red right through. DWARF PEACHES. 12/6 each Grow to only nine feet. Two varieties only left. Early Rosebud (early Jan. dessert), Autumn Beauty (a very tasty late dessert). DWARF NECTARINES 12/6 each. Also grow to only nine feet. Ada (the largest variety in New Zealand), New Boy and Victoria. BLACK AND RED CURRANTS, 3/- each. DWARF CRAB APPLES. Gorgeous and Golden Gorgeous 10/6 each. These make a lovely show and can be used for jellies, etc. For a speedy service CASH WITH ORDER PLEASE. Satisfaction assured. William E. Just The Dwarf Fruit Tree Specialists P.O. Box 677 Palmerston North , .3484
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31139, 16 August 1966, Page 22
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