11. RUSHTON, “Tho Oaks,” 64 Pahiatua Street, Phono 6618. Palmerston North. BREEDER of White Leghorns, Black Orpingtons, Rhode Island Rods; also Khaki Campbell and Indian Runner ducks. Now booking order for clay old chicks and sottings of eggs. We cordially invito anyone interested in poultry to inspect our stock and plant.
Lemon Trees WITH reasonable attention atid a little care, in tho selection of a situation, there should bo no difficulty experienced in growing your own lemons to perfection. In every case of failure, wo have found it to bo tho lack of understanding a few simple requirements. For instance, all citrus trees require a well drained position, not necessary very sunny; they respond to liberal manurings, and although woods should bo kept down, plants should never bo dug round, as this destroys the fibre that produces tho fruit. If your trees are not_ doing as well as you would like them, drop in and see us, or give us a ring, and we will bo only too pleased to help you. This season wo havo a wonderful lot of fino healthy trees in two grades. Usual Grads in sizes from 2s 6d. 4s 6.1 each. Special Grade. —Theso aro extra largo 3—5 year old trees, well branched and should commenco to bear at once, dizes from 5s 6d to 10s 6d each. Wonder Lemon —still a few .iott of this attractive novelty 5s 6d and 7? 6d. Chinese Orangds (Omi Kin Kan), a very hardy new orango that commences bearing first season. Used as grape fruit or for marmalade, 4s 6d and 5s 6d. Harrison’s Nurseries 418 Albert Streot and The Square. 'Phone 8686. 'Phone 5190.
PAY CASH AND PAY LESS. OUR CUT RATE GROCERY PRICES ARE HARD TO BEAT Hard to beat is the universal opinion about Watson Bros.’ prices. Comparisons recently made reveal this interesting fact to Palmerstonians, “That for your daily groceries Watson Bros.’ prices all round have been and are lower now than the leading Cash and Cut Rate Stores in Wellington.’’ When you consider we have 88 miles of freight to pay on goods from Wellington, 63 miles from Wanganui and steamer and rail via Foxton, which Wellington firms do not pay, this >s really a remarkable achievement for your own locally owned store. On top of our low prices you have our usual quality of high grade goods, and you know what quality is with Watsons.. “It’s the Best.’’ Salt, 81bs. for lid Washing Soda, 81bs. for lid Bath Soap, 3 cakes for lid Toilet Soap, 4 cakes for lid Silvo, Brasso, and Zebo, all lid Herrings in Sauce, lib. tins lid Fresh Herrings, lib. tins lid Pilchards, 11b. tins lid Pecks Pastes, medium jars, lid Lazenbys Pastes, large jars, lid Condensed Milk. per tin lid Oyster Soup, per tin lid <<K” Keiffer Pears, large tins lid *‘K” Green Peas, large tins lid “K” Trmato Soup, large tins lid Dates (choice Khadrawi) 31bs. lid Prunes (new in), 31bs. for lid Granoso, small pkts. lid Weetbix, small pkts. lid Sago, 41bB. for lid Tapioca, 41bs. for lid Lentilß, 31bs. for lid Split Peas, 31bs. for lid Edmonds Custard Powder, lid Bice, 51bs, for 1/Hancot Beans, 61bs. fCT 1/Cerebos Custard Powders, 6 pkts. 1/Prosper Jellies (a genuine 3d Jelly) 6 pkts. for i/Seeded Raisins, Sand Soap, Hudson’s Extract. St. Mungo, Black Boot Polish. Icing Sugar, CastCT Sugar, Marrowfat Peas, Pure Malt Vinegar, Salt, Tomato Sauce, Worcester Sauce, Honey, lib. pats or cartons, 9d Candles (any brand), pkt. 9d Sultanas, per lb. 4d. 6d, 9d Starch, per lb. lOd Pink Salmon, lib. tins 1/Edmonds Baking Powder, 1/3 SOAP‘Prosper” Ist grade per bar 1/-; 3 for 2/9. S pkts. for 1/5 for 1/6 for 1/7 pkts. for 1/5 tins for 1/per lb. 5d per lb. 6d per pkt. fid per bottle 7d 61b. bags, 9d bottles 9d bottles 9d Silverstone Household, per bar fid These two soaps are what we call Big Bars, (Government regulation size). See our window for real soap value and what a Big Har really is. The Public are not slow to realise value for we retailed over the counter last Saturday, just over £ ton Ist grade Prosper Soap in bars SUGAR, IA, 701 b. bags 13/6. This is a false price. Everyone knows it and everyone knows we were the cause of bringing it down and everyone knows when prices drop at Watson’s they keep down. We have no intention of rising the price for a while but we stipulate that with bags of sugar we receive a reasonable grocery order. This is done only as a precautionary measure to ensure that the benefit of this price goes to the shopping public only and whom it is only intended for. Low prices are no new hobby with us. It’s been our business ever since we changed from the credit to the caßh system, and that’s a while back. Watson Bros L td. THE SQUARE, THE BIG GENERAL CASH STORE. PALMEKSTON NORTH.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 238, 5 September 1928, Page 5
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