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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 12 March 1930, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS ARRIVED NK W SEASON’S SEED BROWN SPANISH (Long Keeping^ BROWN GLOBE AILSA CRAIG GIANT WHITE ITALIAN IN BULK OR PACKETS SEEDSMAN. FREETH’S GREAT STOCKTAKING SALE Chesterfiolil Suites from Seagrass Chairs from Rinni Kitchen Chairs Drop-side Cots Cot Mattresses (Kapoe) Art Silk Cushions Push Chairs Prams ... Doßs’ Prams, from 5/6 to Clothes Baskets — Were 8/6. Now Linen Baskets— Were £l/2/6. Now W. FREETH MANUFACTURER-, 27 Collingwood Street. (Near the Bridge) Phone 311. GRASS SEED FOR SURFACE SOWING HEAVY MIXTURE OF RYEGRASS COCKSFOOT, CLOVERS, DOGSTAIL, Etc. per lb. 3 Sack Lines 4£d per lb. FULL RANGE OF MACHINED GRASS SEED IN STOCK SUITABLE MANURES FOR TOPDRESSING JAMES BAIRD EXIDE CAR AND RADIO BATTTERIES From £3 15s Od Specialists in Battery Repairs and Charging EXIDE SERVICE STATION HARDY STREET. THE WORKERS’ CO-OP. FOR KEEN VALUE Collapsible Enamelled Meat Safes, 3 : ;'fsizes, 21/6, 25/6, 28/6. Galvanised Meat Safes, 3 sizes, 10/-, ,2/9, 16/-. Milk Buckets, 3 qualities, 7/6, 8/3, 9/3. . Sugar and Flour Bins, 12/6, 16/-, 18/6. Tin Washup Basins, 13, 14 and 15-inch, . 4/6, 6/9, 7/9. Axe Handles 2/3, Shovel Handles 2/9. Garden Forks 6/6, L.H. Shovels 5/-. Rakes 3/9, Hoes 3/3 and 3/6, Spades 4/6 , a TERMS CASH. PROMPT DELIVERY. TRY THE CO-OP. £ s. d. 17 0 0 0 17 0 0 11 6 2 0 0 0 15 3 0 13 6 15 0 3 12 6 2 3 6 0 6 6 0 16 6

CHEAP WHEAT MILLING QUALITY AT FOWL WHEAT PRICES CHEAP GRASS SEED OUR SPECIAL RELIABLE MIXTURE FOR BUSH BURNS, Etc. USUAL PRICES Sack Lots 4Ad per lb. 5-Sack Lots .. 4d per lb. Full Range all other Grass Seeds CLOVERS from 8d per lb. MACHINE DRESSED FOG AND DOGSTAIL VERY CHEAP NEALEJLHADDOW FRUIT EXPORTERS CANADIAN MARKET npHE Fruit Board has practically final■ised the sale of Export Fruit as under to the above market. As yet the price is not specified. Variety: Delicious. Grade: Extra Fancy. Size: 150 and 163. Quantity of 163 not to exceed 50 per cent, of total quantity supplied bv each grower. Delicious as above will now be received for Canada- and must be delivered to the Ports for shipment to Wellington under the plain BLACK STICKER. Delicious so received in excess of quantity sold will be disposed of by the Board to the best advantage and proceeds pooled with Canadian Sales. DIRECT LOADING Export Apples intended for Great Britain, other than Cox Orange, will be accepted as from 13th March for direct shipment per Otaki, loading at Nelson 20tli-26th March. All Fruit to be loaded direct, must be pre-cooled at the Motueka or Stoke Cool Stores. Exporters in the Nelson and Mapua areas will forward to the Stoke Store and exporters in the Motuoka area will forward to the Motuoka Store. Hours for Receiving—--8 a.m. to mid-day. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays: 8 a.in. to mid-day. Export i'l 'it not intended for Direct Loading will be forwarded to the Ports for shipment to Wellington in the usual wav. J. IT. BRUNT, Shipping Supervisor. For a brilliant polish use TAN-OL on floors, furniture, footwear and linoleum. Economical to buy—easy to apply