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Press, Volume CVII, Issue 31499, 13 October 1967, Page 24

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For Peraona 13 and over onl,. Censor’s Classifications (Y) Approved for General Exhibition. Recommended as suitable for persons 13 and over. (A) Approved for General Exhibition. Recommended as suitable for adults only. NOTE: Persons of any age MAY attend (G), (Y) and (A) Screenings. FRUIT, PLANTS, PRODUCE POTATOES, Red Dakotas, Ham Hardys and Chippewa, 12s fid a case, 23s 6d and 25s 6d s.b. Ballarats, 10s a case, 61b for 4s 6d: Statesman, Sturmer and Golden Delicious, 12s 6d a case; Uei.enus. 15s 6d a case; <>nio»«s, 2s Hd a bag; Cabbages, 2 for is r.d. Lettuce, 3 for ?s M: Caulis, Is e: <h. Orieit Fruit Service, 281 A Lincoln Rd. 9692 POTATOES. First grade Chippewa, 82.25 sugar bag, slightly marked large Chippewa, $1.85 bag. Chippewa Seed Potatoes, $1.50 sugar bag. Grapefruit, 31b for 25 cents. Asparagus, New Potatoes, Lettuce, Caulis, etc.; also a good supply of Australian Oranges, Carrots, 31b for 10 cents. Open Saturday morning. Northern Fruit Market, 111 North Avon Road. 8213 SHRUBS, Tomato and Bedding Plants A good selection. Thompson’s Nursery, 269 Hills Road, Phone 81-226.MGF TOMATOES: All popular varieties. In jiffy pots or dozens or boxes St Martins Nurseries, 13A St Martins Road. Phone 31-872. TOMATOES, hothouse, dessert grades from 40c per lb. Other cheaper grades. Fresh cut hearty Spring Lettuces, and glasshouse varieties Caulis, Cabbages, Carrots, Parsnips, Beetroot, etc. Case lots of vegetables cheaper at 391 Harewood Road (drive in).8953 TOMATO Plants, Potentate V. 548. 39 Morris Street, Avonside. X 2372 TULIP Trees, 6ft-7ft tall. Only $1.25 at Gardenway, 81 Riccarton Road. Open Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Enter from Picton Avenue. 9623 SPECIAL! GRAFTED TOMATO PLANT SUPERTOM EXCLUSIVE TO ZENITH THE ONLY TOMATO PLANT WITH TWO ROOT SYSTEMS FOR DOUBLE VIGOUR! INCREDIBLE—Over 3.000,000 of these grafted Tomato Plants are used in Holland each year and commercial growers and home gardeners throughout New Zealand are fa? t recognising the outstanding features of these GRAFTED PLANTS. Terrific Cropping Power and early to fruit. Immensely vigorous and thrives in all soils. Resistant to many root diseases and easy to grow! Big “Jiffy-Pot” grown plants specially raised and hardened in the cold Otago climate now available ONLY 33 CENTS EACH (OR 6 FOR $1.90) ZENITH SEEDS, ARMAGH STREET BELL'S ARCADE RICCARTON. REMEMBER! Bell's Arcade and Riccarton open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. PLENTY OF PARKING. IT'S FUN TO SHOP SATURDAYS. 5384