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Studholme Junction —Queenstown Service VIA WAIMATE, KUROW, HYDRO ELECTRIC WORKS, OMARAMA, LINDIS. TARRAS, CROMWELL, KAWARAU GORGE. This Service will recommence as from NOVEMBERIIst Time Table as follows -.—Leave Studholme 'at 12.47|p,m„ after arrival of first South-bound Express, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Cars leave Queenstown 6,45 a.m., Cromwell 815 a.m , on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and connects with '«.he North-bound Express at Studholme on Wednesdays and Fridays, and also on Mondays when running. When the Monday Express i> nov running the car connects at Timaiu with Lister's Mctors Car leaving Timaru at 5,30 p.m. Fares Same as MOUNT COOK TOURIST 00OP N. 3. LTD. mik TEED PRICES" ■3f GUARANTEED QUALITY" AND WE KNOW YOU'LL GET IT IN EVERY PAIR OF "G.P" GUM BOOTS Some * a say We a say m&M •• h arnier " Knee <fc Blackchief " Hip i&hctUsale ftgentfc, SA» GO©D ; ON & EWEN, LTD MAKE MONEY BY GROWING *fAIM »J =l^ for Early Market. Nimmo and Blair recommend to ariarket Growers and others the following varieties el peas for Autumn sowing - . The peas may be sown from latter part of February and during March, and under favourable eruditions should yield a crop for the early market, when prices are generally very profitably. The Sherwood—height i2-isinches, Little Marvel—height 2 feet, a groat first early and a splendid cropper, favourite with market gardeners and pe.as of fine table quality, 26s bushel, the pea most favoured by growers in Recommended by us American Wonder—height 30-30111, well known to pea growers for its aarliness; pods small but abundantly produced, 20s bushel. Dwarf Defiance—height 2 feet. Extensively grown for market on account of its large sized pods and is unexcelled for table use. A second early, 2is bushel. the Waimate district. Comes in early, 22s bushel. Senator—height 30 inches, a second early of finest table quality. Has been grown successfully in Alexandra district. Pods of good size, 20s bushel Stratagem Improved—height 3 feet. Comes in after the eariy kinds and yields a large crop of peas, the big green pods being packed full with peao of particularly fine flavour, 22s bushel OTHER VARIETIES QUOTED ON REQUEST Prices Nett Cash on rails, Dunedin. No charge made for bags if Cash is sent with order. Any of the above peas, should give satisfaction to growers. DUNEDIN, Growers of Garden Peas for over 50 Years. DAIRYMEN. Bonus on Home-separated Cream 2d per 7 ~ ~ "or the whole Twelve Months. Consign Your Gresim to airy Co. Lata.. IVloss»iel. Cyclists Motor-CycJists* SPECIAL WINTER EQUIPMENT. Moselej- Cycling Capes, 11s 6d Moseiey Cyclists Thigh Leggings, <Bs 6d pair. Leather Mudguard Splashers, 2s 6d :StccJ Mudguards, per pair, 3s 6d Uropside Steel Mudguards, 4s Gd Miller Twin Cell Battery J amps, 4s 6d. i_ucas Twin Cell Battery Lamps, fis. Lxtra Batteries for above. Is 3d Lucas 4rVolt Dynamo Sets, 28s 6d J.ucas 6-Volt Dynamo Sets, 33s 6d Good Quality Dynamo Sets, 22s 6d Leather Helmets, 9s 6d •nd 12s 6rf Leather Mitts, 6s 6d pair Leather Gauntlets , 9s 6d and 11s Gd pair. Hugh Leggings, 12s 6d and 15s 6d Seatless Trousers, 18s 6cf and 22s 6(1 Double Breasted Motor Coats, 27s 6d and 355. Moseiey Competition Riders Black Rubber Coats, 57s 6d. Celluloid Goggles. 2s and 3s pair Splinterproof Gogglcr,, 4s 6d and 7s 6d pair. Postage [Paid on All |Cash Orders, Clifford Brown Ltd., J 72 Stuart St., DUNEDIN"

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Cromwell Argus, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3481, 9 August 1937, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Cromwell Argus, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3481, 9 August 1937, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Cromwell Argus, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3481, 9 August 1937, Page 3

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