Fruit, Plants, Produce FOR FRESHLY PICKED FRUIT OF EXCELLENT QUALITY HARVESTED DAILY PURCHASE YOUR WARES OR PICK YOUR OWN (containers supplied) RASPBERRIES STRAWBERRIES BOYSENBERRIES LOGANBERRIES BLACK CURRANTS FREE FLOW FREE RECIPES OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 5.30 P.M. PAT HARROW’S, BERRYFIELDS, 161 GARDINERS ROAD (via Harewood Rd). TELEPHONE 595-630. HARROWS ■I GARDENS II FRESH DAILY JAM. DESSERT RASPBERRIES STRAWBERRIES BOYSENBERRIES BLACKCURRANTS GOOSEBERRIES RED CURRANTS LOGANBERRIES BLACKBERRIES FREE RECIPES FREE FLOW FREEZER DESSERT PACKS 434 SAWYERS ARMS RD, PHONE 596-435. D HALSWELL FRUIT AND VEGES CNR. SPARKS ROAD AND KENNEDYS BUSH ROAD ON THE WAY TO AKAROA. PHONE 228-040. FULL RANGE OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. FRESH DAILY. SPECIALS THIS WEEK: Cucumbers 39 cents or 2 for 69 cents. Cabbages 49 cents. Top quality black soil Chippewa potatoes. Best quality stone fruit. THIS IS THE WEEK TO BUY FOR BOTTLING AND FREEZING. THE FRUITBOWL, LOBURN TOP QUALITY AND ALL GRADES OF PEACHES NECTARINES APPLES
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