Household I ffects for Sale. "OEDDING and Wire Mattresses coat less JL> at Milburn and Noton's. Ltd., 7. Customa St. East BELL'S N-10 Trading Co., opp. Town Hall.—Furniture, Oak or Rimu, made to any design. CHINA Tea Beta, half price. 18s 6d; assortc-d piitterns; splendid vain*.— Thompson's, 46,J£araEgahapo Rd. TAINNER Set (cheap), nioe floral patterns, JL/ English; only 7&» —Thompson.'#, 46, Karanganape Rd. Carpet, 10 by 12, almost new: sacrifice half-price—s, Jessel St.. or Richmond Rd. LYNDALE Suite, compiisine High B.>;« CJiestexfield and 2 Divan Chairs; a nest of springs covered wim corded velvet ior £24 lOii. —At Warman's, The Faithful Furnishera in Hobeon, usar Victoria St. /VAK Dining Room Suite; £25.—Hogg VJ and Co., 3(tß. Dominion Rd. T3 ETURNED Soldiers.—Advertigevr wishes X\i transfer Furniture; new condition; Bub3tantial reduction.—Repat., 39, Herald. RIMU Wood Seat Chairs, with underframe ; a useful Breakfast Room or Kitchen Chair for 12s 9-d.—At War-man's, The Faithful Furnishers. Hobeon St.,, near Victoria St. QIDEBOARD, small, for sale, cheap —14, P Westminster Rd., Mt. EdenYour house furnished On EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. Q.ROSSMAN AND QO.. J^TD., " 111-135, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND. Poultry', Birds, Etc., for Sale. CANARIES. —Buy direct from breeder; ginger 3 guaranteed; also variety Heua. —Burnitt. Decorator, 87, Symoirds St. ifIOCKERELS, Silver Wyandotte, competition winners, 1920-21, 42s and 30s; Pullets, 20s.—Ellis Schnackenberg, Campbell Rd-, Unehunga. / 3 Black Minorcas, 3 Howdens, and 1 White Leghorn.—l4s, Dominion lid. ; £ COCKERELS.— Rhode Island Reds. White Leghorns, Elack Orpingtons; 15s, 20s.— John C. Wallace, Hamilton East. rCOCKERELS (extrar"good), W. Leghorn* V_/' (Moodv'e), Black Orpinztons (Tapp's), from their best pens, 20s each; satisfaction guaranteed—T. Box, Coromandel. r 7 ROBTnsOn . sells Canary Cwks V>* (guaranteed singers); hens, ss; Cock Goldfinches, ss.r—lC7, Nelson St. RAKES. White Pekin. 8 month?, old; JJ cheap.—Craig. Amaru Rd.. Onehunga. HOUDAN Pullets (4), . purebred, and Cockerel, from prize-winners; £3_ lot.— J. B. Gemmell. Pukekura Rd.. Cambridge. TNCUBATOR, Pirairie State (120 eggg). ia JL good condition. Also Brooder.—Hro M. Kneobone. Manurewa "RTINORCAS. young; Orpingtons, Ply. _LVX mouth Rocks. Wyandot tee. Brown and White Leghorns; 7s 6d each. —Miss Brittain, Manurewa. PARROT, green Mexican, one of the best in Auckland; talk, laugh, etc.—Walker, Queen St. POULTRY Meat Meal produces abunaani fertilo eggs, strong chicks; all grpcera —Colonial Agpncy, Victoria Arcad». T>ULLETS (7>, Black Orpington (McLean XT strain). 4 months, at 63; G purebved White Leghorn Pullets, near laying, at Bs.— Cheap, 68, Bkß*-L», RHODE Island Reds, 3 Pullets and unrelated Cockerel; 50s; from first prize winners.—John C. Wallace. Hamilton East. T>OOSTERS from Smail's competition wicXV i;ers. £1; Cockerels from same strain. 15s.—C. Irwin. Awhitu Central. "DOOSTEE (1). i Cockerels (Silver WynJi' dottos. prize strain), and 1 Drake (Scott's stram), £4 10s lot; also 38 Black Orpington Chicks (7 weeks). —Address at QETTINGS. Minorca and Orpington O 7s 6d doz.; b-jst strains; full narticulars on application—Fransham, Whitford. QILVER Wyandottes, extras special; MinorOcas, Muscovy Ducks, etc. —J. Walker, Queen Si. Hens (3), young; 10s each. JL Houdan Cockerel, £2; cost more.—Miss Brittain, Manurewa. WHITE Leghorn Hens (4), young; just starfing to lay; 25s lot.—Profit, 89, .Herald. "TT7HITE Leghorn Cockerels. 7 months; » T splendid birds, from Bell's competition strain,—l, Commercial Rd.. Archhi'l. WHITE Leghorn Herc (20), commencing to lay: also Indian Runner Ducklings 2 and 3 weeks old; Scott-Daniels strain — Cambie. Manukau Rd-. Royal Oak W LEGHORN. and B. Orpington • Cockerels, at 30s; immediate delivery; Auckland -competition result* K-m yrt«.r4» — gusTanteo qualtty.—J N. McLean. Roto nil. YOUNG Splendid Layers.—Mixed Leghorn's. Orpingtons, etc.; £7 10a iot; worth double. —Miss Brittain, Manurewa. BjOOKS, full coarse American School Poultry Husbandry: means difference Isetween success or failure —Poultry, 51, Herald. . « TJREEDING Pen 4 White Leghorn Hens; JJ t-ook part last Mt. Albert competitions;. also Ruakura Cockerel, 12s 6d each.—Address ot Heralu. T X.L. Hatching Appliances, e<jtial_to the J. • best imported, at half the pneo. It will pay you to get a copy of my illustrated catalogue before deciding:! to purchase your hatching gear; send a 2d stamp for copy. I stock Leg Bands, Cardboard Egg Div. and all Hatching Requisites, including Oil-burning Canopy Brooders—Address your enquiries to A. A. POND, Department H., Ellerslie. Anckland. 'Phone 3932, 3 rings. HITE DEGHORNS. Breeding Hens, any number; T2O single test pens on farm. Incubator capacity, 10.000 chicks. Secure our quote before ordering. No breeder in the country cas equal our offer. Satisfaction guaranteed. WAITOITOI POULTRY. LIMITED, Palmerstcn North. Poultry, Birds, etc.. Wanted. <nOCKERELS, young, killing; best prices V^ 1 given.—H. Raethal. Rotorua. TTENS. Black Minorca 1 state price— JUL Poultry, 62, Hsbalo. Plants, Trees, Etc., for Sare. A PPLE Trees, special grade. £6 10s pet jIX 100; commercial grade, £5 per ICo.—■ Skelton and Sons, New Lynn. "DARBARY. 1 year. 35s 1000; also Macro_|3 carpa, Lawsoniana, good. 2-year-old.— Prices, etc., Macaonald. Nurseryman. Manurewa. ■ B" _ LACK. Wattles, 500 (2ft.). 90s; 500 L&wsonianas, Macrocarpas. Eloagnus (lift.) Privets, 65s.—Porter. Box 289 POS.THORNS, Pines, 500 355; Cabbage. 2s 6d 100; Giant Rhubarb, 7s 6d doz., posted.—Porter. Box 289. . DELICIOUS Apple Trees two yeans: any quantity; guaranteed. — W. Shaw, Pohuehuo. ; ELEAGNUS, 6s 100; Macrocarpa, 2yrs., 25s 100; cash with order.—W. R. Fry, Glen EdenNew and Care'.'ully Selected Seeds J? trv the "Fertility" Strains; catalogues free.—Hopkins, Ltd., Queen St- Auckland. n ARLIC. Shallots. \n any quantity: vX Orion Seed, specially selected; catalogues free. —Hopkins, Ltd.. Queen St., Auckland. HAKEA Saligna, best ornamental hedge and shelter; very hardy: wrenched 1-yt-ar plants. 12s 100; £5 1000—Cole. Nurseryman, Waimauku __ HAVE Flowers All Spring.—Six assorted packets. Is tid; 12 assorted packets. 3s. W. Abraham, Parnell. ONION Plants-—Early Straw Spanish. Be per 1000; Is 6d postage.—J. Dore, Albert St.. Onehunga. QPENCER Sweet Peas, waved and frilled. 0 18 TOrieties, separate named. 4s; 13 varieties, separate named, os; mixed packets, 7d and Is Id.—W. Abraham. Parnell. QTRAW Spanish Onion Plants, Cs 1000: Is 5d postage.—C. Burgoss. Symonds St., Onohunga. « ._ rpECOMA Plants and Lemon Trees. Plant 1 now.—McDonald's, 26, Karangaliap© Rd. Good, strong. . well-rooted X Plants now ready for planting.—E. W. Skelton, Nurseryman. 3, Aratonga Av., Gt. South Rd.. Auckland. • „ POTATO SEED. GENUINE AUTU3£N-GROWN. Potatoes repicked on receipt of order. Guaranteed free from blight or disease. Work personally attended to. Price, £10 per ton, ton lots, £10 10a smaller orders. Terms cash with order, or terms arranged. EVANS AND DIMOND. , , 'Phone 89W. Pukekohe. . Fruit ior Sale. A PPLES. Cooking and Dessert, good keepers, 9s 6d caso; rail paid.—W. W. Dumper, Marlborough St. 4 PPLES.— Very late keepers. Eating or Jtx' Cooking; 9s; rail paid.—E. P. Sach®, liincoln Rd., Henderson. Cats For Sale. TJERSIAN Kittens, purebred, true grey.—' >X. 28. Ascot Ay, Remuera*
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18101, 27 May 1922, Page 2
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