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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22728, 28 August 1948, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS GISBORNE BADMINTON CLUB DANCE —o—o —o —o— DANCE ARMY HALL SATURDAY. 28th AUGUST Stuart Skeet’s Orchestra Admission 2/6 474 ‘THE HARD UP BALL” "THE HARD UP BALL” THE BALL OF THE YEAR Come in your oldest Costumes. Good Prizes Good Prizes Novelties Supper COLIN NUNNS' FULL ORCHESTRA Commences 8.30 p.m. to ? ? On FRIDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER ARMY HALL Admission 5/GXSBORNE HOME GUARD BAND 502 FIRST ANNUAL FIRST ANNUAL FIRST ANNUAL GREEN AND GOLD BALL GREEN AND GOLD BALL GREEN AND GOLD BALL HAUITI M.I.A. HAUITI M.I.A. HAUITI M.I.A. REYNOLDS HALL REYNOLDS HALL REYNOLDS HALL TOLAGA BAY FRIDAY—SEPT. 10, 1948 FRIDAY FRIDAY—SEPT. 10, 1948 —FRIDAY FRIDAY—SEPT. 10, 1948 FRIDAY FLOWER SHOW AND SALE OF WORK ORMOND HALL SATURDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER 2 p.m. Schedules obtainable from Mr. R. Graham. GRAND DANCE IN THE EVENING Sponsored by Waerenga-a-hika Young People’s Club. In aid of Parish Funds. LET’S HAVE ANOTHER ONE. WHAT? WHY. A FANCY DRESS DANCE! WHERE? AT THE PATUTAHI HALL. WHEN? SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 25th. Organised by Fatutahi W.I. 618 PLANTS FREES ETC AN Ideal Breakfast Dessert: N.Z. Grapefruit, 7d lb. or £1 case. At Hardy’s Fruit Exchange, Peel St. ANEMONES and Ranunculus for summer flowering rotation bulbs, 5/- 100, posted. Griffiths Ltd.. Mt. Eden, Auckland ASTERS. Zinnias, Stock. Monster collections containing 6 separate shades each—2/6 packet. Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland. DAPHNES, red scented; Azaleas, white, scarlet and pink, 5/6 each, posted. Griffiths Ltd., Mt, Eden. Auckland. FREE*Coloured Book illustrating spring novelties, Seeds, Bulbs, Plants. Write today. Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland - LOBELIA makes a lovely blue border over a long period. Roses are the Queen of Flowers. D. S. Thompson & Co. Michaelmas Daisies, in choice named varieties; Bedding Roses and Climbing Roses in all colours. D. S. Thompson & Co. 2J-YEAR ASPARAGUS CROWNS BIG solid crowns of Mary Washington, biggest and tastiest of them all—with fullest details how to make the bed, manure it, plant it, grow it into delicious inch-thick nuggets of healthful goodness. 20, crowns 10/-, 50 crowns £l, post free, from JOHN BRIGHT'S, Quality Seedsman, 9 Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. 494 GRAPE VINES, 2/6 each. • PASSION VINES, 9d each. ASPARAGUS, 2/6 dozen. RHUBARB ROOTS, 1/- each. KIRKTOWN NURSERY, 30 Gordon Street, Phone 20-914. TThS "ROYAL CRIMSON RHUBARB HEALTHY Crowns of tangy, juicy, double-season Rhubarb, producing two prolific crons of massive stems each full season, dullest planting, bed-making, growing instructions with every order. 5 crowns 10/-, 12 crowns £l. Post free. Order immediately from JOHN BRIGHT’S, Quality Seedsman, 9 Rangitikei St„ Palmerston North. 284 FOR CHRISTMAS BLOOMS Plant GLADIOLI CORMS NOW! GISBORNE’S BIGGEST AND BEST SELECTION IS AT BETTELHEIM’S 233 Gladstone Road. Phone 4822. BLUMS in the following varieties:— Doris, Burbank, Sultan, Satsuma, Elephant Heart. Blue Diamond and others. Black and Red Currants Grape Vines Guavas, red and yellow, Feijoas Fruiting Cherries Loganberries. PEACHES, as follows: Golden Queen, Millicent, Barwon, Smith’s Seedling, Sea Eagle, Osprey Impi-oved, and the New Peach, “Gisborne Golden.” D. S. THOMPSON & CO. Gladstone Road, Gisborne. INSPECTION INVITED.—SO,OOO packets of fresh flower and vegetable seeds now on display in our modern display stands. Postal orders receive prompt attention. GLADIOLI.—IOO best varieties to choose from. Price 7/6 doz. up to 10/each. FLOWER SEEDLINGS.—Large range of seasonable varieties. BERRIDGES FLORISTS "MIDWAY” GISBORNE BEAUTIFUL PETUNIAS PETUNIAS Giants of California, Fluffy Ruffles and Rosy Morn now added to our long list of Seedlings. Tomato Plants, Fruit Trees. Shrubs, Hedging, Choice Strains Gladioli Conns, Seeds and Manures, etc. TE HAPARA NURSERY 271 GLADSTONE ROAD Phone 2302. THE collapsing of a fixture in our Nurserv last year resulted in 18,000 topquality Gladioli, ranging in price front 1/6 to 20/- each, being mixed together. These must now be sold as mixed corms. While they last, we are offering them to our customers at 10/- dozen, post free. This value could certainly not be offered but for this accident. We suggest that Gladiolus lovers act promptly if they wish to secure a share of these very fine conns. Only one price, 10/- dozen. No reduction for quantities. No order will contain less than 20/- in conn value. JOHN BRIGHT, The Quality Seedsman, 9 Rangitikei Street, PALMERSTON NORTH 285