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Thinking of Lunch or Dinner? | Think I Latimer Motor Lodge f Restaurant i and Phone 66-436 * , for Reservation w ® s* rf ai TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION RELAXATION AND CLARITY OF MIND INTERNATIONAL MEDITATION SOCIETY Introductory Lecture, 8 p.m. Aldersgate Hall, Durham St Thursday. October 19, 8 p.m. Recommended by House of Representatives, State of Illinois. Non-profit educational organisation. 6540 Fruits, Plants, Produce A. Cox and Son, nurserymen, for all bedding, tomato, vegetable and pot plants. Inspection welcomed. Open Monday to Satur day all day. 15 Wychbury Street, Spreydon (off Barrington Street). Drive in. D APPLES, Sturmer. Townshend Orchard, Lansdowne Valley, Halswell. 6957 APPLES: Choice first grade Stui> mers and Golden Delicious available at orchard. W. G. Freeman, 49 Tuckers Road, Papahui. 6624 APPLES. Delicious $3, Granny Smith $4 large case. Golden Delicious $2.50 large case, Ballarats cookers, $2 large case, Cheaper grade and small quantity of afl varieties also available. Bring containers to Shenley Orchards, 656 Wairakei Rd, near Chch Airport. Closed Sundays. THS BEGONIA and bedding plants, boxes or dozens. Closed Sundays. 89 Jerrold St 1141 FOR sale: 100 sacks pig potatoes. Phone 497-049. 6564 LETTUCE, glasshouse, from 5c to 10c each. Plentiful supply. Ph. 857-641 or call 24 Mcßratneys Road, Dallington. LUCERNE hay, approx. 70 bales, best quality, 75c. Phone Tai Tapu 873. ORANGES: Australian Riverland Valencia, $2.95 case, $6.95 large case; sweet New Zealand navel oranges, $2.95 case, $6.50 large case. Orient Fruit Service, 281 A Lincoln Road. POTATOES, Chippewa and Rua, $2.50 large sack delivered. Ph. 529-345 or at 29 Northcote Rd. 8318 POTATOES, first grade Ram Hardy, 85c sugar bag; Chippewa, $1.25 sugar bag; Red Dakotas, $1.35 sugar bag. Apples, Ballarats, $1.35 ease; Jonathans, Golden Delicious, Sturmer, $1.55 case; Delicious, $1.95 per case. Oranges, $2.95 per case. Grapefruit, $2.95 per case. Plenty of cauliflowers, cabbages, lettuces, carrots, tomatoes, etc. Orient Fruit Service, 281 A Lincoln Road. POTATOES: First grade, 75c sugar bag. Oranges: $2.55 case. Tomatoes: 45c lb. Lettuces: 15c each. Al Super Fruit Market, 102 Stanmore Road. 6715 POTATOES, Chippewa and Ham Hardy, 51.30 s.b., $3.50 sack. Rua, $1.50 s.b., $3.50 sack delivered. Ph. 529-345 or at 29 Northcote Rd. 8317 TREES and shrubs at unchallenged prices. Red and tricolour flaxes only 75c, usually $1.20-$2.95. Weeping Himalayan cedars. 50c. Sliver birches, $1.29 to $1.50. Baronias and Australian mints, $1.20. Rhododendrons, flowering, 4 year, $1.95, 7 year $2.95. Over 300 varieties of trees and shrubs at half to 2/3 normal retail prices. 3 Kingsford St, Burwood. Phone 81-946, registered nursery, open 6 days, closed Wednesday. . 5337 30 acres lucerne standing. 30c bale. Phone 857 Greenpark. XBl3 Gardening Aids ROTARY hoeing, grass cutting, etc. Tractor or hand machines. Ph. 45-332. X 576 SAWDUST clean, 10 bags, $2 delivered. Also dry chicken house manure. Ph. 35-198 or 382-512. TWS SOIL, Ist and 2nd grade. Ph 45-129 bus. Musgrove Bros. THS SOIL • Screened • Treated SOIL PLUS—A cheaper quality soil if desired.

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