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i Fruit, Plants, Produce I CHICKEN portions. Free flow $6.89 2 kg; first grade chicken i from 52.59 each; roasting j fowls, from $1.59 each. Pet I food 79c kg. Plenty of duckI Ung. pheasants, rabbits, tur- | keys, wild pork, venison. 1. 1 chickens etc Chinese ‘ I groceries avail. Discount on [ I bulk orders. Wholesalers and : retailers. Cash and Carry ■ Poultry Market. Mam North I Road, one block past PapaI nui Roundabout. Ph. 525-372 ws I CHIPPEWA potatoes, pumpI kins. carrots. lettuce, i beetroot and red onions 160 I Oardiners Rd. Harewood : citrus. A good selection of j Orange. Mandarin. Tangelo ; and Grapefruit trees. $12.50 I each. Floraland Nurseries. 204 Burwood Rd. open 7 days. I CLOVER straw $1.50 bale. Ph. 499-310. CORN, freshly picked, silver I beet, spring onions, red I onions, courgettes, marrows. I buttercup and red pumpkin. I green and butter beans. I potatoes. rhubarb. cuI cumbers, carrots, beetroot. I All freshly picked al 767 Marshland Rd. COURGETTES, $1.50 kg. case lots cheaper, beetroot $3 case, potatoes, pumpkins. Bring containers. 95 Grays Rd. bi Avonhead Rd. closed Mon. Tues. CUCUMBERS now at their cheapest, large glasshouse cucumbers, ideal for chutney pickles etc. Haskett Growers. Yaldhurst. Ph. 429-185. DAPHNE bushes, nice plants. $7.95. Floraland Nurseries. 204 1 Burwood Rd. open 7 days. FLORAL art supplies, good selection. Wairakei Garden Centre. 270 Greers Rd. Open Sat. morning. Late night Thurs. FOWL wheat. $l6 a sack. Ph. Leeston 554. FUCHSIAS, excel, selection, upright and hanging varieties. 95c each. Nursery Propagators. 406 A Barrington St. FUCHSIAS. Remember Canterbury Fuchsia Centre. South Island's largest selection of named variety quality Fuchsias. 91 River- Rd. Christchurch 1. GARDENIA plants. $4.95 each. Floraland Nurseries. 204 Burwood Rd. open 7 days. GLASSHOUSES, greenhouses. Duralite houses from 48 sq. ft to 10.000 sq. ft. Free quotes. Aabaas Bros. 740 Halswell Junction Rd. Hornbv. ph. 496-169. STC GRASS and clover straw sell. Ph. 478-749. HAY, Meadow, last seasons, $2.25 bale. Ph. Belfast 8208. A CLUTCH OF CLIMBERS OUR selection this week consists of an assortment of climbers to suit a variety of needs. They will provide perfume. bold flowers, controlled or rampant growth and thrive in heavy or light soils. To obtain the best from planting now, incorporate plenty of peat or animal manure in the soil and water, ensuring the roots remain moist at all times. CAMPSIS - TRUMPET VINE Bold orange trumpets from Dec./Jan. to March. CLEMATIS MONTANA RUBENS Rampant growth bold rich pink flowers in spring. GELSEMIUM - CAROLINA JESSAMINE Evergreen twiner with good manners, bright yellow sweetly fragrant flowers July to Nov. LONTCERA - HONEY SUCKLE Evergreen with fragrant yellow flowers. JASMINE AZORICUM Pure white scented summer and winter. MESNYI Primrose yellow winter to spring. POLYANTHEMUM White, pink reverse fragrant winter to summer. VITLS Ornamental grape porcelain, blue berries and vivid autumn leaves. POTTING MIXES, PEAT. PULVERISED BARK. SAND CHRISTCHURCH NURSERIES, 116 Philpotts Road Telephone 852-386. Hours: 10-4.30. SATURDAY and SUNDAY. 8-4.45 Monday to Friday.' I berrWtarm FOR DELICIOUS TOP QUALITY FRUIT, JAM AND DESSERT RASPBERRIES BOYSENBERRIES BLACKCURRANTS STRAWBERRIES SECOND CROP FRESH DESSERT NOW AVAILABLE. FREE children's stickers with every purchase. Now available special savings on 6 kg. jam packs. Free Jam recipes. Open Daily. 448 SAWYERS ARMS ROAD, Phone 598-941. THE PRESS’ CLASSIFIED ADS REALLY WORK ALL DAY AND EVERY DAY NUMBER hr PHONE 792-440 ANYTIME