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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 21 August 1933, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS “NOTHING BEATS THE BEST” u 11 FOR YOUR OPEN FIRES OR GRATES PUPONGA SCREENED COAL FOR YOUR KITCHEN. RANGE PUPONGA NUTS Cleanest, Hottest, Brightest and Best SOUND AND SEASONED BIRCH, TAWA, MATAI MANUKA 9in., 12in., 2ft. or 7ft. Lengths Special Line in 9in. or I2in. Blochs, Good Value. 5 Sacks for 7/6. Order Now SEED WHEAT Splendid Samples Now Offering SEED BARLEY Outstanding Variety, “the Gisborne’ Grown Extensively in Canterbury and Blenheim Districts SEED PEAS Greenfeast, Emperor, Stratagem, and Yorkshire Hero PARTRIDGE PEAS——PARTRIDGE PEAS SEEDS New Season’s SEEDS VEGETABLE SEEDS AND FIELD SEEDS MANGOLD SEED All Best Varieties. LAWN GRASS SEED TOP DRESSING Full Supplies in Store. Did Favourites and New Varieties Epicure Sutton’s Redskins, Early Vermonts Derwents Robin Adair Up4o=Dates Sutton’s Supreme Arran Chief Majestic Dakota Reds Field Marshall Cliffs Kidney King Edward, Etc., Etc. FERTILISERS AND LIME BROWN SPANISH ONIONS DAT POLLARD OAT POLLARD Ample Supplies Now in Store. CHICK FOODS MEADOW’S Sturdy Starter, Sturdy Growing Mash, Sturdy Laying Mash and Poultry Spice. PALMER’S Chick Starter, Chick Raisers & Mashes. Full Range of— CANARY AND CAGE BIRD FOODS CHAFF: Prime Oaten and Cow. HAY- Lucerne, Clover and Meadow. STRAW: Wheat, Barley and Oat. PROMPT AND FREE DELIVERY CITY AND SUBURBS Phone 65 Phone 313. Worker’s Co-op FOR -VJ Value and Cheaper Prices. s. d. Case Flower Kerosene (150 fpotl 14 6 70 I.A. Sugar 16 9 100 Flour v 9 : Bouruville Cocoa, • Jib Bd, Jib 1/3, lb 2 5 1 dozen tin Vestas, 250’s 3.0 Double Aee Cigarettes, pkt 0 6 Riverhead Tobacco 1 7J No. 3 and No. 10 1 5 Double Zig-Zags 1 0 Tea Has Advanced But- direct importing from Ceylon will enable us to maintain our well known quality blends at the same prices for some considerable time. Our heavy stocks enables us to make the following special offers for a short period. £ s. d. 70 Sugar and 51b Rosevale Tea 14 0 70 Sugar and 51b Silverdale Tea 1 5' 6 See our window for reductions in Aluminium and North British Rubber Hot Water Bottles. ALL GOODS DELIVER::’'' FREE! THE LEADING GROCERS The Workers’ Co-op BRIDCE STREET AND m' TTT ’NANUI. wv ’jTbVWVVWWVW tiAn S FURNITURE, FURNISHING ? a CARPETS & LINOLEUMS $; Great Bargains to he had in these departments, as we must reduce to make room for New Stocks. This is your opportunity. Several Oak and Rimu Sideboards to go at Half Price. Gate Leg Tables Half Price. 3 Extension Tables, Wonderful Value. Single Bedsteads and Wires, from 26/-. Bedding and Mattresses in all the latest styles. Blankets, % Sheets and Sheeting. Oft Floor- ? cloth from 3/11. “o G. Fleming & Sons i HARDY STREET. £ Phone 139. Private 511. £ r rnt?. isr 7 FRUITGROWERS’ 'THE N.Z. FRUITGROWERS’ FEDERATION, LTD. JCTURE DR. CUNNINGHAM | response to requests received, the Director of the Horticultural Dion has made arrangements whereby Government Mycologist, Dr. Cunrham, will give a series of Lictures ’he Nelson Province, r. Cunningham will address meetas under and all Growers are urged lote the dates and attend the meetarranged for their district, as Dr. ningham will be discussing matters :onsiderablc importance to Growers, i particular reference to the use of iy Materials in relation to recent ■riinents carried out. uesday, 22nd Aug.: PUBLIC HALT., STOKE, 7.3o’p.in. ednesday, 23rd: PUBLIC HALL, MAPUA, 7.30 p.m. liursday, 24th Aug.: JUBILEE HALL, LOWER MOUTERE, 7.30 p.m. . J. H. BRUNT, Secretary, NELSON ADVISORY COMMITTEE.