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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 January 1941, Page 1

APRICOTS. APRICOTS. Fresh To-day:—Apricots, from 7/6 case; Peaches, 6/6 and 7/6 case; Plums, Burbank, 7/6 case. Lettuce, large, 3d and 4d each. Cabbage, from 7d each. Rhubarb, 8d and 9d bundle.. Peas, Canterbury, fresh, 7d lb. Carrots, Turnips, Beet, 3d and 4d bundle. First grade Tomatoes 1/-, 1/3 lb. SADLER’S FOR QUALITY & SERVICE. PHONE 497. BOX 96. FREE DELIVERY.

PUBLIC NOTICES. PRESTONS TAINUI STREET. ’ SPECIAL. . Sides Mutton from 6/-. MAWHERA MEAT COY. Tainui Street and Marsden Road. WE do not advertise in a big way. ’ v That is one reason why our prices for Refrigerators are a lot lowei' than elsewhere. H. S. FERRIS & CO., 25 Albert Street. LOST AND FOUND Twelve words l/-> Three insertions 2/6 T OST: HUB CAP from V 8 car in town, Monday.—Finder please return to Star. T OST: £2l (four £5 and one £1 notes) at Ngahere yesterday. Reward on returning to Star or Police Station. FOR SALE. Twelve words 1/-, Three insertions 2/6 fANE Three-acre, also a number of u 1-5 acre SECTIONS; freehold.— Apply Hartmount, Punakaiki. 1 930 BUICK Marquette Fordor J.t/UV Sedan; reg.; warranted good throughout; £80; accept tradein.—Apply Caretaker, Racecourse. SPECIAL. Sides Lamb from 9/-. MAWHERA MEAT COY. Tainui Street and-Marsden Road. VEWLY Grown Leeks, Autumn and Winter Cabbage Plants, 2/- 100. Postage extra.—H, MALHAM, Ida St., Marsden Road. • '*'■ Q INGLE Furrow Lever PLOUGH; Single Furrow Swing Plough, set Discs, as new,,Tip Dray, Massey Harris Mower, as new, .with two extra scrub blades.—Minehan,' Cobden. FARM IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE. S.F. Lever Ploughs. D.F. and 3-furrow Tractor Ploughs. D.F. and 3-furrow Horse Ploughs. Disc Harrows (all sizes). Tine Harrows (all weights). 9-tine Massey Cultivator (stiff tines). 11-tine Massey Cultivator (stiff tines) 15 T Hustler. Potato Moulder; 2 row; tractor or horse. Horse Hoes. Potato Diggers and Sorters. Cambridge Rollers; new and second hand. Oil Engines. Feed Grinder. Farm Machinery of Every Description FARMERS’ MACHINERY EXCHANGE LTD. Moorhouse Avenue, Christchurch. ’Phones 32-505 and 23-251. TEA WAGONS, 18/6, 25/6, 30/-, X 35/-, 41/6, 60/-. FIRESIDE CHAIRS, 35/-, 65/-, 75/-, 85/-. C. A. NEATE. 628, Colombo St., cnr. Tuam St., Chch. PI O—Our New Dining Room Suite, & sideboard, drawleaf table, 4 chairs (upholstered seats). C. A. NEATE, 628 Colombo Street, cnr. Tuam Street, Christchurch. QILKY Oak Dining-room Suite. Table, Sideboard and 4 Chairs, £25/10/-.—C. A. NEATE, 628 Colombo Street, cnr. Tuam Street, Christ - church. ‘ PUBLIC NOTICES. FOR SALE. FARM——6B2 acres, freehold and leasehold. Two 5-roomed Bungalows, large Milking Shed and Hay Shed, Ring Fenced and Subdivided; 330 Sheep, also Lambs; 3 Horses, Fordson Tractor, Plough, Top-dresser, Mower, Hay Rake, Disc, Tripod Tyne Harrows, Milk-, ing Plant, Separator, Engine, two Drays, Gig and Automobile, Water Wheel. PRICE: £3000; cash £1,300. Stock at valuation. Full particulars from— CHAS. H. ROSE GREYMOUTH. FOR THE BOYS OVERSEAS. FOR THE BOYS OVERSEAS. FOR THE BOYS OVERSEAS. MOTHERS, Wives, Aunts, Sisters, Cousins and Brothers—here is something you can 'do. Make a direct gift to your boy in the Fighting Services overseas. • A few parcels sent often are better than a large parcel sent now and then. For the soldier at the other end the wait between parcels is not so long. Ethne Tosswill of 123 A Cashel Street. Christchurch, pioneered parcels for the troops. She will send any selected parcel carefully packed and correctly addressed to any member of the armed forces overseas. Write for prices (including postage) and particulars of parcels.