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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32351, 17 July 1970, Page 22

|w«llll|||fflllllll NIGHTLY 7.20 (“To Sir, With Love” only at 5 p.m. Saturday) SIDNEY POITIER In two great performances TO SIR WITH LOVE” TECHNICOLOR (A) PLUS '*A l*alcli of Blue" With Shelley Winters and Elizabeth Hartman (A) m >ll Hi ill IP” NIGHTLY 7.30 (“rachel, rachel” only at 5 p.m. Saturday) 1969 NEW YORK FILM CRITICS' AWARDS: Best Actress JOANNE WOODWARD Best Director ■**- PAUL NEWMAN rachel, rachel. PLUS BOTH colour For persons 16 & over only

TONIGHT 8 p.m. SATURDAY 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Nevi! Shute's exciting story of courage and determination VIRGINIA McKENNA PETER FINCH “A Town Like Alice” (Y) NIGHTLY 8 p.m. Heart-palpitating thriller I rAUOREYHHH| HEPBURN ALANBiH AW arkinßUoUS RICHAROUiW|a CRENNaBMM Also starring EFREM ZIMBALIST, JNR COLOUR (A) FRUIT PLANTS PRODUCE ILAM Hardy, Ist grade table potatoes, $2 per sack. Phone 43D, Kirwee. OAT charff <Gartens), just cut. Phone 528-718. 7185 POTATOES from 50c case, 95c s.b., 101 b 28c; carrots, 18c 31b bag, 65c case; parsnips, 20c 3ib bag: Swedes, 22c 51b bag; silverbeet, 31b 25c: sprouts, 21b 25c; cabbage, caulis, lettuce, pumpkins, marrows from 10c each. Apples: Jonathans, $1.35 case, $2.35 large case. 31b 25c; Lord Wolseley, 95c case, 41b 30c; Golden Delicious and Stunners, $1.35 case. 41b 40c. Mushrooms, 55c lb. Orient Fruit Service, 281 A Lincoln Road. POTATOES, good seconds, $1.60 large sack. 179 Wilsons Road, drive in. Phone 39*001. 4859 POTATOES: Chippewa, Ham Hardy, $l.lO s.b., $2.75 large sack. Red Dakota, $1.25 s.b., $3.50 large sack. Onions $2.95 large bag. Swedes $1 bag. Carrots $1.20 s.b. Pumpkins $1.20 sack. Delivered, Phone 529-345 or at 29 North cote Rd. 8409 POTATOES: Chippewa, 95c s.b. Australian oranges, $6.95 case, save about $1.20; Island oranges, $5.95 case, save about $1.60. Golden Delicious, $1 case, 31b 25c: carrots, 15c 31b bag. A.I. Super Fruit Market, 102 Stanmore Rd. 6137 PEBBLES for pebble or scree gardens between 20 and 30 different tyres available. Also rocks, boulders, paving stones and polythene sheets. In fact everything you need for a pebble garden plus free instructions on how to do the job. Horsleys, 311 Cashel St. WFS SELL 300 bales hay, suitable dry cattle. Phone 81, Hororata. SHRUBS, trees, bush standard, climbing and weeping roses. Lemon and fruit trees, conifers a big range. Also bedding plans and cyclamen. Thompsons Nursery, 269 Hills Rd. Ph. 81-226. Closed Sunday. 4956 TOMATO plants, Eurocross 88, ready now. Thompsons Nursery, 269 Hills Rd. Ph. 81-226. Closed Sunday. 4956 1 25 sacks rough table potatoes. Suitable fish and chips. Ph. 497-049 after 9 a.m.8219

STYX ORCHARD, 50 Barnes Road. Open 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. FRESHLY PICKED APPLES Phone 525-010. p LIVESTOCK A. B. Flutey buys all unwarned horses. Also unwanted, aged or injured cattle collected right away, any locality. Phone 897-116 or 83-058, write or call 19 Horseshoe Lake Road. Shirley. Christchurch D A.A. animal buyers will pay $3 a hand for heavy horses, also we buy bled beef, pigs are also collected. Ph. Gary Luke. 30-618. 24 hours a day D BLACK pony mare, 14.2 hands, with saddle, bridle and cover, very quiet. ‘sl2s 0.n.0. Ph. 7166, Kaiapoi. 808 Hall pays cash on the spot for .unwanted horses, cattle and pigs anywhere in Canterbury. For reliable service Phone 33-922 collect any time. If no reply Phone 899-852 or write North End Pets Meat Supply, 1040 Colombo St. MGF NAT Hall (Ed. Prescott) Is buying all live unwanted horses and cattle. For honest and efficient services, Ph. 898-733. or write 45 Clarendon Terrace. Woolston. D SPELLING for horses just out of racing, conditioning and exercising prior to going into training, hard fed and boxed if required. Ph. 498-302. 128 16 h.h. horse loan to girl in return for keep. Phone X8532