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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33941, 6 September 1975, Page 33

Fruits, Plants, Produce F A. Cox and Son, Nurserymen, V for all bedding, vegetable and pot plants. Open Monday to Friday, 8-5 p.m.; Sat T mornings, 8-12 noon. 15 Wychbury St, Spreydon (Off Barrington St (near Park). Sorry no phone orders held. Self-service Drive-in. ' D ASPARAGUS plants, two varieties. Rhubarb clumps. Hundreds of Gladioli, lily bulbs, J cannas and many more in 1 now at the Seaciew Garden Centre, corner Oram Ave- . nue and Bereford Street, New Brighton. Ph. 889-522.] APPLES. We still have plenty of stunners, seconds from I $1 large case. Also some f Rokewood. Westende Or- ‘ chard, just past racecourse ' Rangiora. Open 7 days. ] APPLES, Sturmers, daily 9 to 1 ; 5, P. Townshend and Sons, < , Lansdo-wne Valiev Hals- ' | well. W4770 BEDDING plants, lettuce, silver beet, cabbage, cauli-l i flower and Eurocross* tomato plants. Open seven] days. Emmitt’s Nursery. 179; j Weston Rd. *BUY Knapsack sprayer, rea-l sonable condition.' Ph. 744; Ohoka evenings. I BUY rhubarb plants. Phone: { 499-943 BEDDING plants. Always a great selection of veges and * flowers in both bundles and; troughs at the Seaview Garden Centre, New Brighton. • Phone 889-522. STC! CABBAGE and lettuce plants.: sell. 116 Garlands Rd.i Opawa. S6OB CHAFF sell,, top quality. S4I per sack. Sack extra. Ph. 8470 Rangiora. 59362] CHAFF. Discoloured but not* musty. Plenty of oats. $2l per sack. Ph. Kirwee 704. j CHAFF, good quality Garton] oat chaff. $4 sack, sack in-! eluded. Ph. 679 Roll. j CABBAGE planter wanted] Ph. 487 Lincoln. DAHLIA tubers. A selection I of fine garden varieties. 10 i different for $4. Phone I Kaiapoi 6125. 568271 FEED barley for sale. Phone| Belfast 8144. FEW sacks pig potatoes, SOcents sack. Ph. 529-500. FODDER beet, $7 ton. Ph/ 8756 Belfast. FODDER beet. Phone 7421 Kirwee. Sl4Bl ■ GRAPEFRUIT, best available.! $7.35 451 b bushel. Rail paid, 1 Cheque wih order. Red-] grave. R.D. 2 Tauranga. * 2544| HONEY creamed and liquid,! containers filled. 42c Ib.j Native Beech Honey Dew! 37c lb. 116 Winters Road. IRIS collection: 3 bearded iris, 1 Japanese iris, 1 Pseudacorus, 1 Douglasiana, 1 ] Siberica, 3 roots Stylosa, 1 Spuria and 1 other type iris $2 posted. General collection: 1 Hemerocallis lily, 1 Shasta daisy, 1 Cuban lily, 1 perennial phlox, 1 other type lily, 1 root Solomon Seal, 1 clump lily of valley and . 4 rock plants, $2 posted. Mrs D. Christie, 3 Springfield St, Balclutha. 59506 GRANNY Smith apple trees, j 2 years old, semi-dwarf root ! stock, $2.50 delivered. Ph. ■ 74-976. H 8327 ' GRAPEFRUIT, Morrison Seedless. 401 b case $7.70 Freight paid. Write E. J. Ross, Bethlehem, R.D. 1, Tau ranga. State size, large, medium, small. F 9503 HAY, good meadow, 1200 bales. $6OO. Ph. 79-221. I IHEBES 70c. Rock plants and; > perennials from 40c. Phone! 383-185. 52970 , HORSE carrots 50c per case.] 1 We have moved from Johns . Rd. Please ring Rolleston ] 510 for details. J LEMONS, freshly picked, : railed. $6 50 per bushel. B. ' A. Wagstaff, Omokoroa ’ R.D. 2, Tauranga. 2762 , LUCERNE hay, excellent J quality, shed stored. Phone 1 Kaiapoi 7980. I LUCERNE hay, best leafy, for < horses, sheep, etc. Light bales, 50 cents. Ph. 39-251. , LUCERNE hay, top quality, ’ well stored. 75 cents. Kirwee. 851. LUCERNE rough, sell 30 cents bale. Ph. 76-571. j LUCERNE Hay suitable cattle, i 30 bales $9. Ph. 859-191. I LUCERNE Hay 50c bale. Ph. S 498-214. ’ {LUCERNE and Meadow hay ; 65c bale. Greenpark area. ; Ph. Greenpark 717. I LUCERNE Hay, top quality,! Shed stored. $1 per bale. IPh. Roll. 759. {LUCERNE hay, sell. Shed; ] stored. 60c bale. 80s I bales. Ph. Belf 8527. I LUCERNE hay. excellent! I quality, $1 bale. Ph. 599-222.] I LUCERNE hay wanted, 300! bales, good quality, quote] price on West Coast rail. Phone 773 Hari Hari, collect, I evenings. LEMONS, 4kg carton, posted,] $3. Colin Spratt, Sunigrove, R.D.2, Te Puke. 2963 OATS wanted, 300 sacks or 1000 bush, approx. Particulars to 497-314. PANSY Carnation poppy Violas, 10 weeks stocks 40c a doz. Polyanthus, 40e each in flower. 8 Badger St. Nth Brighton. PEA .straw, ideal garden, 35e per bale. Ph. Lincoln 600. i POTATOES, Red Dakota, table, $3 s.b.. $9 a large] sack, at 97 Forfar St. Bring containers. F 1451 POTATOES, first grade. $2.75 s.b., Southland Swedes, 4c lb, sprouts 28c lb. Al Super] Fruitmarket, 102 Stanmore 1 Road. T4Bll PRAIRIE grass. Can offer, I good line. Please tele-i phone 7176 Rangiora, or* contact V. Luisetti and Co., I Ltd, Rangiora. 21781 MEADOW hay, 80 big bales.! of good quality. Shed stored • hay 70c per bale. Phone! 7663 Kaiapoi. MEADOW hay, 200 bales, excellent quality, shed stored. Marshland area. Ph. 83-107 i or 823 Waipara. : MACROCARPA fences, shel- , ter, sturdy box grown, $8 a hundred. Betta Plants, 27 Ottawa Rd, Wainoni. Phone 897-855. Open six days. S ) RED and black currant Plants, 60c each. 375 Centaurus Rd. Ph. 33-389. FS ROSES, bush, standard, climbing, and old fashioned shrub. Good selection including some new varieties and climbing Cecil Brunner. , Thompson’s Nursery. 269 1 Hills Road. Phone 81-226. ! Closed Sunday. S2O ‘ SEED potatoes, Chippewa, certified Group 2, last season. Thimet treated Phone I 597-508. , SEED potatoes, Govt. Cert. Arran Banner sprouted, $1 per tray, approx. lOlbs. ‘ 52 Bowenvale Ave. , SEED potatoes, 10 varieties. ! Get yours from the Seaview ■ Garden Centre, New Brigh1 ton. STC SELL 191 b Empire State run- ■ j ner bean seed. Ph. 585-485. : SHRUBS and trees: Azalea, Camelia. over 100 varieties including China Doll, I Hawaii, Capt Rawes. Budda, ’ Drama Girl, Wild Fire. I I Water Lily, Tom Knudson and Mary Phoebe Taylor;! I Rhododendron. Daphne,* { Protea, Banksia, Beech. Maple, Silver and Paper Birch. Golden Willow. 1 Liquid Amber. Ash. Elm. Rowan. Flowering Cherries, I Crab Apple, Eucalyptus, ! Wattle. Magnolia, Citrus 1 trees. Lemon, Orange, Man-] > darin. Grapefruit and > Tangelo, Fruit trees: , Apricot, Peach, Pear, Plum. ’ Quince, Nectarine, Gooseberry, Blackcurrant, Hazel1 nut and Fei.ioa. Hedge • plants and shelter trees: ; Lawsoniana, Cedars. Regale > lilv bulbs. Bedding plants, Polyanthus, Wallflower. Lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower. silverbeet (boxed and potted), tomato; Thomn- ] son's Nursery, 269 Hills Rd. Phone 81-226. Closed Snn- ! day. S2o* . TOMATO Plants in nots 8* l Antrim St. off Milton'St. : ! TOMATO plants in jiffys, half! ] dozens and dozens. Only* j quality plants at the Sea-; | view Garden Centre, enrj Oram Avenue and Beres-1 * ford Street, New Brighton ; STC; ; WANTED to buy: ABprox. * 1900 sacks of Red Dakota] table potatoes. Please Ph. I 51 889-316; a.h. 843-521. W8291]