SUMMER FURNISHING * UMBRELLAS ; ai ,r ~RETTER * BARBECUES I 1 f iviLr • SLEEPING BAGS /Si hy..« • “ Mp beds f| MOVES • CAMP TABLES OUTDOORS • CAMP MATTRESSES W Widest Choice • DECK CHAIR CANVAS of Furniture in • ALL CLASSES 0 * North Canterbury CANVAS RECOVERY || WORK BLACKHAM & EDER Ltd. RANGIORA Over 38 years Retail Furnishing Experience. • PHONE 7529 • FREE DELIVERY • CAR PARK Personal Service and Satisfaction Assured.
The Ideal Gift . . . A CYCLE or TRIKE dpW F° r Xmas Wrla 3 few English Bikes i Still Available WAlso a good range of accessories RUBY CYCLES OWEN ALFORD (Propr.) 107-109 High Street, Rangiora. Phone 7273.
BETTER LUCERNE HAY Can be made in less time by CONDITIONING in the mower swath We have available now a "once over” MOWER-CONDITIONER Combination which leaves the hay still in the swath for faster drying Conditioner and Mower available separately if required. Also: * DRILLING (Peas, etc) ★ ROTARY HOEING ★ ROTARY MOWING W. J. TODD Agricultural Contractor 658 White Street, RANGIORA
ELECTRICIANS to YOUR CAR (Aon' ra4“' r,d \ a g®n‘ \* ho ‘° rrO ‘ u nd.r I for > LucAsJ * Batteries 3 Year HW™ Guarantee Phone 7217 RANGIORA AUTO ELECTRIC ALBERT STREET. RANGIORA
THIS WEEKEND WILL BE A GOOD WEEKEND FOR DRINKING QUALITY SOFT DRIIhMS Made with pride, for your pleasure, by MAUNDERS CORDIALS LTD., Rangiora.
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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32126, 23 October 1969, Page 20
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