I Coal, Coke, Firewood CHEAP wood, 1.5 cord $44, free delivery., broken drink crates, disc, for benefits, ph. ( 28-8348. ; . CHIP Heaters, Siestas, McKays and all other small ; fires. Ph. City I Firewood, ! $99-323. j CLEAN dry pine ; and Aiis- . (triaka hot burning, long ’ lasting, suitable for open/log ■ (fires! Phone The! Woodman, L (515-449. | ’ ’ COAL; phone us for a competitive price on coal, cones : ’and J kindling, i available : bagged, 50kg, 20kg or loose. I ’Ex yard or weekly delivery. ’ Ohai, Linton, Giles Creek, Island Block and Strongimam Direct Coal Supplies, ’Ph. 523-445, (a division of|Al 'Contractors). | DRY cut demolition firewood. (Can deliver by the trailer load or cord. Musgroves, ph. (227-922. DRY split pine, $9B, 3.6 cu m, discount on 7.2 cu m or more, |C.O.D. Ph. 277-472. DRY split willow’ and pine, (cord (3.6 cm delivered C.0.D., (ph. 793-180 evenings. I DRY wood for log burners, (limited supply.! Ph. Roy I evenlngaf ter 5.30 p.m. 857-109. FARMERS. I will tidy stumps and windblown tjrees’free In Canterbury or will pay fee for block of trees. Ph. Chch 831-606. FIREWOOD, clean, dry pine, Ideal for log ope n fires, $BO per cord (3.6 cu m). C.O.D. ’Prompt delivery. Please ph. ’BBl-606. FREE] delivery on 10 bags or more, Strongma i coal $9.25 bag,’ Giles Creek: nuts, $9.70 bag,’ Ohal nuts $11.40 bag, Pearsons, now open 7 days, at 180 Ruru Rd. ph. 811-395. KINDLING $3 per bag; or $2.50 ;each per 100 bags. Ph. Cate . 595-086 eveningsi ’ LARGEST supplied and vari- '. ety of dry firewood in ChrlstI church, Inspect at City Fire--wood, cnr JohnS/Gardlners ’Roads, or ph. 599-323. MACROCARPA -] cut, split : and dry ready for your woodburner. 2 cu m (3 trailer : loads), delivered; - $lO5. Ph. 66-636. ’ : ';( MACROCARPA, dry split firewood. $l4O per cord (3.6 cu m). Ph. 817 Ohoka. ’ ,OLD man pine, Oxford beech, | poplar and willow. : spilt i clqan and dry, quality guar- / ariieed , prompt efficient free delivery to northern suburbs of Christchurch. Ph N.C. Coal and sVood, ;4148 Ranglora or a.h. 8643, Ranglora. ; PAPANUI Coal Co. under the ' Styx Bridge in Farquhars Rd ; - for fast and slow coals! incl. Ohal and Linton. Macro- ’ carpa and pine firewood ’ available ex yard. Open , 9 ’ a.m.-5 p.m. Monday (to Saturday. ph. 528-552. I i SPLIT macro, $l3O cord, deliv- ’ ered 10 per cent’dlscount for beneficiaries, ph. 64-537 C.O.D. . TRAILERS, great deals at’Clty Firewood, cnr John/Gardiners Roads, ph. 599-323. PINE BLOCKS ■! UNSPLIT pine blocks, cheapest In town. We will load your trailer (6 x 4) for just $25; Call into: ]•; L’ . . GARDENMAKERS,’ > Cnr Lunns and Curletts Rds, Opposite Transpac.’ Or phone: ’ (i I LAINGS, h j lj Bankcard or Visa accepted. Musical Instruments ELECTRIC guitar, deluxe model, $125. Phone 3324550. MICROPHONE and stand, $4O. Phone 382-550. ’ i 1; ! ORGAN Yamaha portable electric, Model YCIO, (with amplifier. $350. Ph. 584-999. PIANO Yamaha Spinet, medium mahogany stain, very; good order. $3250. Ph. 584-999. i ; SELL, HOpklnson (baby graiid, $2OOO 0.n.0.,,ph ss- - ' ' > |
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