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Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 18, 25 September 1930, Page 3

Everybody is Wearing the .- Fashionable New Spring Woolly Garments For Street and Sportwear V j£gm*£\ nc^ naturally everybody is \ WF^N ■ turning to Little's where they \ < find Lower Hutt's finest range \J I °±' ' .quality goods at^Little's jjo-' ksT\ popular prices. ,As an indieajor\ | lion of the value offered we / y^M, \ gm The Latest in Beret, Scarf and. Nj^J^^^^^g. Jumpers—l 9/6, 22/6, 25/- 29/6 Spring Lumber Jacketis. l(B\ffl\\\\\m^\ * JUI»Per Suits 49/6, 59/6, 63/----lMl\ffl||^A Tweed Skirts 15/6, 16/6, 18/6, CALL IN AND SEE THESE LOVELY NEW GOODS i jFj^fjtjfytjF^ MAIN STREET, . MOREsEGGSIifor LESS MONEY CometoEVERYECDY'S S \ M^ s#r—<^ For Your Grain &Pro &** gß*£ /jSw^^Zs Wheat.— First Grade, S/6 "bushel, WF _ \ / 4faf*Z-\ Maize.—First Grade 8/6 bushel; I '" / ~4 Oats. —First Grade. 6/6 bushel ;Su '^M. ■ Maize Cf—First Grade 8/6 bushel Vflk^-^^^ JSS^^ * PoUard—2slbs, 2/9; 501bs, 5/-; ;^^^HP"%MHf Bran. —251bs, 2/9; 501bs, 5/-. Wheatmeal —2sl^B, 4/9. Chick Raisers, Charcoal, Etc., WE DELIVER THE GOOD& l'h&r i=SCAhV'C" Ik* Seed & Produce r f L|\| VrJZ^*^^* OPPOSITE POST OPFECB \ "HowPjROUD The pleasure of laying out II garden beds the paternal satisfac- fe4^^^t^^^liA II tion of nuturing the young plants, . , ' H and the joy of brightening the II home with your own flowers, are || thrills assured by our hardy ij stock, grown only from the finest, 11 seed, and fresh from the Nurseries* ■...'• H every day, these plants are sure to " I! flourish. ' \ If PLANT NOW. Ageratum, Antirrhinum, Aquilegia, Aster, Aubretia } , Centaurea, Glarkia, Delphinum, Gallardia, Geum, Hollyhock, Larkspur, Leptosyne, Lobelia, Lupins, Marigold, Pansy, Iceland Poppy, Petunia, Phlox, Stock, Verbena, Erigeron^ Mignonette. 1/6 to 2/6 per dozen or 6/6 per box. Delivered Free. T. WAUGH & SON 'HUTT VALLEY NUItSERIES. LOWER HUTT.