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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34133, 21 April 1976, Page 23

Sporting Goods GOLF clubs at basic prices. B Starter sets by Spalding consisting of wood, 3 Irons. Putter, bag, balls and tees. Only $95 or $9.50 deposit and 95 cents weekly. Also Spalding model S.D.X. 100. 8 Golf clubs available singly. 2,3, 4 Woods at $2l each. 3 to 9 irons at $17.50 each. At F Smiths City Market Ltd. “A” Deck Car Park Building or Northlands Branch.W PACKS, sleeping bags cents. F and all sporting equipment bought for cash at Hutchin son White Ph 60-184 W PACKS framed from $22.50. Continental style tents, motor, roadside and hikers . tents. All sizes. Sleeping bags, boots, parkas, jackets, camp cooking and lighting equipment. Call in to the $ one stop camping shop. John McEwing, Ltd. 93 Ca-< she! St. Look for the big 9" • Phone 66-210. 66-211. D SLEEPING bag. Everest or s similar wanted. Phone Bel. i 8507. TABLE tennis tables Many! models <at factorv prices- g (Next to Y’ates Beautv Salon) 95C Cashel St. Ph 40-563. WFS POOL ' TABLES BILLIARD WHOLESALERS 95C CASHEL STREET e ALL SIZES OF TABLES CLOTHS AND ACCESSORIES ALSO IN STOCK TABLES AT WHOLESALE PRICES i SAVE UP TO $7O }. HOURS: 7.30-5 P.M. (WEEK); c OR PHONE 40-563 WFS Fruits, Plants, Produce A. Cox and Son. Nurserymen for bedding vegetable and pot plants. Open Mon. to Fri., Sat. morning. 15 Wychbury St. Spreydon (of! Bar- _ rington St, near Park). Re- I tai! and wholesale growers I O I BEDDING plants. Giant Paci- I fic polyanthus, violas, giant | panseys, wallflowers, etc. Vegetable plants, shrubs, etc. Open 7 days. Enimitts Nursery 179 Weston Rd. M 2325 BROAD beans, 10c, pick your own, 12c picked. 830 Hills _ Rd. W3124 BUY, sacks, any sort, any cond. Phone 7441 Rangiora. W3165 x CARROTS, parsnips, onions, potatoes, silver beet, marrows, swedes and a variety of pumpkins. Fairless, enr Dawson and Newtons Rds, behind Templeton Hospital, * Ph. 499-968. Open 7 days. GOLDEN Queen peaches from $2.95 case. Tomatoes from $2.75. Potatoes. 10!b 50 cents. $1.75 s.b. Plums, blackberries. apples, and * fresh vegetables. 73 Retreat Rd, Avonside. T 9722 LOOK for the big drive-in sign at 509 Marshland Rd for all your fresh vegetables, e.g. carrots 15c | bunch, potatoes $1.75 s.b. POTATOES, graded and dusted for storing. Sacks $5; sugar bag, $l.BO. Tomatoes for relish, soup, etc., C §2.50 per case. Pumpkins, apples. The Shands Poultry Farm, Shands Road (1 mile past Watties factorv). Ph. 499-856. M2 487 t RASPBERRIES freshiv frozen, 31b 51.50, 61b S 3. E. H Bellingham 685 Hills Rd. Ph. 83-783 H 6911 I STRAWBERRIES, pick your own. 35c lb. Mills Rd, off Prestons Rd, Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Bring your own containers. No children 1 allowed on the patch. STRAWBERRIES, top quality. < jam, 45 cents lb. Redwood Gardens. 434 Sawvers Arms Rd. Ph. 596-435. D TOMATOES and corn in good ' supply, also potatoes and full range of fresh vegetables. at 225 Wigram Rd. TOMATOES TOMATOES PICK YOUR OWN THIS WEEK WEATHER PERMITTING ! $1.50 for 181 b DELICIOUS APPLES (school size) ALSO AVAILABLE. OWN CONTAINERS PLEASE. JOHNSTON’S, 768 MARSHLAND ROAD. T 9793 ORCHARD 45 Hawkins Road (off Prestons Road) Freshly picked SPLENDOUR GALA RED DELICIOUS GOLDEN DELICIOUS SUMMERLAND open Monday to Saturday’, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone 83-762. D CORN ; FOR FREEZING. • Fat and juicy. j $3.20 per case; 2 for $6. TOMATOES Case lots now aavilable. CAULIS i From SI .30 per bag. : CUCUMBERS 10c each. CELERY Large sticks. 25c ea. Ail Produce Harvested from I our Garden Daily. • OPEN 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. SEVEN DAYS. | 432 PRESTONS ROAD, •I BURWOOD END. i 7493