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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32073, 22 August 1969, Page 20

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FRUIT. PLANTS, PRODUCE APPLES from 31b for 24c, carrots, onions, swedes, al! 4c lb; parnsips 8c lb. cabbage from 8c each, juicy pears 3lb 27c, potatoes 101 b 30c, $1 s.b. Special, red pumpkin 2c lb, orange 21b 25c. 179 Wilsons Boad. Phone 39-001. Drive in. ALL bush roses, 65c or 6 for $3.50. Climbers, 70c. Standard roses, 81.40. Inspect at R. J. Pask and Co., Ltd, 128 Riccarton Rd. Ph. 47-09,3. 8159 APPLES. Sturmer $1.25 and $l.BO, P. Townshend, Lansdowne Valley, Halswell. 9974 APPLES at sale prices, 2 large cases choice Sturmers or 2 large cases Rokewood, $3. Special offer, 2 large cases choice long keepers, eating or cooking apples, only $2.50. Westende Orchard (just past Rangiora Racecourse). Open 7 days. 9938 AMURI oats. We are buyers of this variety for seed. If you have a few sacks in your shed. Ring or call Douglas Maze and Co., 806 Main North Rd, Belfast, Phone Bell 8821. 9896 BUY a 501 b bag of onions now for $l, smaller packs available. McFadden Bros, 718 North Road, Belfast. CAULIS, cabbages, carrots, parsnips, pumpkins, also potatoes from $1 bag. Groynes Veg. Shop, 227 Johns Road, Belfast. CHAFF and quality F.D. Gartons, also few black oats for sale at very reasonable prices. Ring or call Douglas Maze and Co., 806 Main North Rd, Belfast, Ph. Belt 8821. 9896 CARNATION plants sell. Perpetr ual, Sims, lovely colours. Open 7 days. 266 Centaurus Road. 2027 DOUGLAS Maze and Co. are buyers of table potatoes and 2-4 oz uncertified seed potatoes for next Island shipment. If you can match our quality and price ring Bel. 8821, evenings 555-821. 8152 FOR sale, a few sacks of certified Arran Banners, Chippewa, Ham Hardy, Sebagos, Aucklanders. Phone 497-049 business hours. 8197 LETTUCE plants. 50c 100. Phone 527-768. 6914 PEBBLE gardens. Everything you require to construct your pebble or scree garden; pebbles—coloured, washed or crushed. Rocks, boulders, paving stone and slabs. Polythene and free literature on how to go about the work. See display in our showrooms. Horsleys. 311 Cashel St. Ch. Ch. WFS POTATOES, quality Chippewa, liam Hardy, Rua, $3 large sacks, $1.20 s.b. Pumpkins $1.35 sack, onions $1.25 bag, swedes 85c s.b. Delivered; Ph. 529-345, or at 29 Northcote Road. D POTATOES. Ham Hardy, graded table, 90c s.b. $2.60 large sack. Delivered. Phone 529-345 or 29 Northcote Rd. 8114 POTATOES. just dug, Ham Hardy, $1 s.b. Phone 526-478. 38 POTATOES, Red Dakota, graded table. $3.50 large sack, $1.50 s.b. delivered. Ph. 529-345 or at 29 Northcote Rd. 5487 POTATOES delivered free. Top grade Ham Hardy. $1 s.b. Ph. 598-561. POTATOES, first grade. Ham Hardy, $1 s.b., Chippewa, $l.lO s.b., $3 sack; onions, first grade, 95c large bag, 20c 71b bag; carrots, 50c case, 31b 12c; sprouts, 31b 30c; swedes, 51b 20c; cabbage, cauli, lettuce, silver beet in plentiful supply. Apples: Jonathan and Ballarats, $1.25 case; Sturmer and Golden Delicious, $1.35 case; Delicious, $1.75 case. Orient Fruit Service, 281 A Lincoln Road. POTATOES, Chippewa, $1 s.b., S 3 sack* bring bags. 736 Hills Road. 101.

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