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Livestock A bava Jones guaranteed price tor all unwanted horses, cattle and pigs. Ph. 894-662 (collect) or write 22 Hay St, Linwood Christchurch 6. d AA Uouga) Petrie (formerly John O'Leary) buys all unwanted horses, cattle, . aad pigs, cash deal. Phone' Cnch 228-724 or 228-935 cof. :ect O ATTRACTIVE 12.1 h-h. gelding, rising 5, show potential, suit capable little rider, 5350. Ph. 584-413 Friday or Sat. 427-400 Sunday. io BEAUTIFULLY bred 2 year old filly. Our simple syndicate system enables people like you to own a share in this upstanding filly. Pedigree and free information will follow your reply. “Racehorse Syndicate,” P.O. <,""0, Christehur'-h. 15 WANTED to lease: approx. 30 acres of land in the vicinity of Ohoka. Ph. 667 Ohoka. 10 Fruits, Plants, Produce A best buy at Pippingrove. Red Delicious apples, tree ripe, full flavour, 4 grades and specials this month only, self-service daily and stall, Thursday to Sunday ,; 12-5 p.m. Pippingrove, Marshs Rd, Prebbieton. 10 A. Cox and Son, Nurserymen, for bedding, vegetable and pot plants. Open Monday to Friday, Saturday mornings. 15, Wychbury St, Spreydon (off Barrington Stret, near park). Retail end wholesale growers q APPLES: Tree ripened Cox’s Orange, Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, Red Jonathan, Stunners , Ballarats, Wolseleys, Winter Cole pears. Chippewa, Ilam Hardy. Rua potatoes, pumpkins. Not Sunday. W. G. Freeman, 49 Tuckers Road, Papanui. 10 APPLES, pick your own and gate sales, Delicious, Sturmer, Granny Smith, Appleripe Orchard, 140 Hussey Road off North and Gardiners Road. Ph. 595-629 . 9 BEDDING plants: Giant Paci-j fic Polyanthus. Violas, giant I panseys. Calendula lee- i land poppies, Bellis daisies,! dwarf Sweet William. Cab- ■ bage plants, shrubs, etc. Open 7 days. Emmitts Nursery, 179 Weston Rd. 10 BETTAPLANTS 27 Ottawa Rd, Wainoni, phone 897-855, the bedding plant specialises. Open 6 days. TFS BLACKCURRANT cuttings, commercial quantities only, Magnus and Cotswold cross, borer free, price negotiable. Parsonson. Old Tai Tapu Rd, Chch 3. Ph. 227359. FSI7 CHRYSANTHEMUM flowers, freshly cut. Reasonably priced. 42 Sawyers Arms Rd. Ph. 528-125. Plants. MOTHER'S DAY: Chrysanthemum flowers, beautiful colours. from 50c, 75c, SI for 5 blooms. 42 Sawyers Arms Rd. Ph. 523-125. PEACHES $5.45 case. Nectarines $4.95 case, potatoes 53.95 s.b. Beetroot $1.95 case. Oranges $16.95 carton. Al. 102 Stanmore Rd. 12 PEACHES, $5.45 case. Nectarines 54.95 case, potatoes $3.95 s.b. Beetroot $1.95 case. Oranges §16.95 carton. Al. 102 Stanmore Rd. 12 POTATOES, Ilam Hardy, Rua, Chippewa, not Sunday. 49 Tuckers Rd, Papanui. 10 TOMATOES for sale from 70c kg. Also sweet corn, Saturday and Sunday. 52 Bowenvale Ave, Cashmere. 10

REDWOOD ORCHARD golden delicious SPLENDOUR RED DELICIOUS GRANNY SMITHS STURMER 45 HAWKINS ROAD (off Prestons Road). OPEN 9.30-5 MONDAYSATURDAY. D

POTATOES POTATOES POTATOES La>-ge Sacks. Graded, Good Cooking Potatoes, Only $8 $1 refund on sack. Sugar bags ($3.99) Plus a Full Range of Fresh Vegetables. OPEN 7 DAYS. 8 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. 432 PRESTONS RD.

MINIATURE ROSES A bed full of colour, that’s what these popular little plants give. More than lo varieties of fresh, flowering Miniature Roses are on display now enjoy them. $1.65 each. CECILE BRUNNER The popular “Sweetheart Rose” or “Buttonhole Rose.” Produces masses of fragrant soft pink flowers._ Vigorous bushv plants. $3.43. SASANQUA CAMELLIAS Distinct range cf smaller flowering Camellias whose flowering period starts in autumn and continues through to spring. Suitable for borders, hedges, tubs and espalier. Come and see them in bud and flower now. From s4.<>o. OPEN: 8.30 A.M. TO 5.30 PM. MONDAY TO SATURDAY.

Woodland , _ 10 POTATOES, $2.75 bag, sprouts $2.80 7kg bag, cabbage ■bag, lettuce zffi.Bo case. rots 52.90 22kg bag, leeks SI .65 box. silver beet $2.5U box.-'. Bulk orders for city deliver} - . . CO VENT WHOLESALE. ’ 183 VICTORIA STREET (Next Bealey Ave). ’ ? > Phone 795-279.