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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18457, 21 July 1923, Page 3

_ LIVESTOCK FOR »AI„B. y BULLOCKS (4), working, with Yokes and chains. .Price, Cheap, 998, Hsra.-p. .'. ' • ■' ■ <■'■-.■ _ COW, empty, milking, £3.Grace, Allen- _ by Rd., Papatoetoe. ..■ -'. COW, purebred Jersey, due this month Caldwell, Long Drive, St. Helierr, Bay. COW, Jersey-Holstein, in milk sound and quiet; no bail; cheap.—Stevens, Mar- • garet Rd., Papatoetoe. COW, quiet, young, in calf to pedigree Jersey bull; due November. Price £6.— Grass, -968. Hebalw. ■ ■ COW, house, iust calved; very quiet; cheap.—Whyte, _ Upper Trafalgar . St., Onehunga. ' , COW (Jersey), high-grade; test, 6.2: due any day; sound ' and Quiet.E. J. Franks, Kimpton's R_L. Papatoetoe. OW, Jei~Bey-Short_orn, b-indle, profit end of month, guaranteed sound and quiet; third calt'^ N. Johnson, Catherine Street, Henderson. COWS (-2), Jersey and Jersey-Holstein: guaranteed sound; will lead: due any day: price, • £21.—Estich,' Fansnaw Ed., Henderson. HEIFER, Jersey, purebred; very quiet; due 27th.—Ardern, Hall Ave., Mangere. * _. - ' HEIFER, choice, grade Jersey, exceptionally quiet, close to profit.— Rockfield Rd., Ellerslie. ; HOUSE Cow. Ayrshire-Jersey; due to profit Wednesday next.— Wyllie Rd., Papatoetoe, 'phone 74. . ■ I~~BOSS~Pis, 1 Breeding Sow, cheap.— J, GaTrett. Hepburn Rd.. Glen Eden. LIVE AND DEAD STOCK WANTED. ■ ■ ~■" BULL, young. Pedigree Jersey, wanted; must be registered or eligible.W. J. Adnams. Waimauku. - COW wanted, first-grade, cross Jersey preferred, close profit.St. Mary's Homes, Otahuhu. ■ ■ ■ - PIGS. PIGS. PIGS.. IGS. • PIGS. PIGS. WANTED PORKERS AND BACONERS. 80lb. to 1601b. weight. Price 6d per lb. E. STANFIELD, Pork Butcher, 159. Karanirahane Rd.. Auckland. - :i: : ■ "-i PLANTS, TBggS. ETC.. FOB SALE., APPLE Trees, Delicious; Duko and Diamond Plums. 3 years; guaranteed. W. Shaw, Pohuehue. Warkworth. ARTICHOKES, seed, for sale, lis per cwt., on rail, Ngaruawahia.—J. Little, Ngaruawahia. • BARBERRY, well-grown plants, 355; Boxthorn, 40a 1000; Chinese Privet, 35s 100. —Macdonald, Nurseryman, Manurewa. ' •' ___ CABEAGE, Is 4d; Cauliflowers, 2s; Onion Plants. 8d 100, postage extra. — Newmarket Seed Company, Broadway, New market. ; ; ■■ DELICIOUS, Jonathan, . Gravenstein, . Sturmer. Apples, 2 years; ' 100 trees, £6 10s. —Skelton and Sons. New Lynn. HEDGE Plants, Pines, Barberry, 6s; Podalearia. 20a; Privets, 255. 100; information supplied.Fairfield Nursery, Waimauku. i HYACINTHUS Bulbs. 6s dozl; Rose, Arum Lily, also Gold, Is 6d each, —Davies. Gardener, Papatoetoe. JUST Out. —Hopkins' Roue Catalogue; listing 300 different varieties; free.— Hopkins. Seed Merchants, Queen St.. Aucfc land. ; __ LAWSONIANAS, Pittosporums. Privets, Macrocarpaa; year 12s 6d,2 years 28s 100; Pines, 83' 6d Porter, Box 289, Auckland. '-. . NATIVE Trees and Flowering Shrubs, well rooted; some rare varieties.—Natives, 805. Herald. ___ ONION Plants, 5s 1000.—A. Yearbury. .Arthur St. .East, Onehunga. ONION Plants, Early Straw, 6s 1000, postage extra. — Arthur St., W. ( ■ Onehunga. ■ ■ - ■*. ONIONS, 4s 6d 1000; Cabbage, Is: 100 > Cauliflower, 2s 100; Lettuce, Is 100; r postage extra.—J. Halliday, Grotto' St., Te ; Papapa. ALE Yellow Primrose Plants for Sale, .Is 6d dozen; cash'with order.Box - 18, > Popakura, PLANT Now.—Lemons, To Coma, Fruit Trees, Hedge Plants, and Roses.- -Hop--1 kins, Seed Merchants, Queen St., Autk- • land. ' ; ' " " . - TJQTATOES, Pukekohe Autumn Grown X Seed, for sale. Gamekeeper or Northern ! star. H. 'H. Pattle, Merchant, Pukekohe. RHUBARB Roots. 2s to 9s dozen, r. delivered free of cash.B. H. Just, Bo- ' tahicaj Nurseries, Palmerston North'. ' SPENCER Sweet Peas, 12 varieties, separ- - ate'-named, 3s;- mixed packets,. 7d and 5 Is Id; 12 Packets Choice Flower Seeds, ini eluding Beauty Stocks and Giant ,'., Asters, : Be' 12 Assorted Packets Vegetable' Seeds, , 8s: Peas and Beans, 9d per pkt., posted; half quantities, ' half price.—W. ■ ■ Abraham, Seedgrower and Merchant, . Parnell. - .-;• • rpoMATO PLANTS FOR SALE. ' Glasshousemen ; Attention •, * .-| . ' TOMATO PLANTS, j TOMATO PLANTS. Choice Varieties at 103 per 100, at - I " " HARRE BROS,. Oratia, Glen Eden. [ ~ WANTED KNOWN. CARPETS Cleaned by combined " electric' I beating and vacuum process.Domestio Cleaning Co.. Strand Arcade. 'Phone 900. ' " TNECTO," the well-known Hair Dye, X. can be procured at Dowar's. . Strand Arcade. ; NEW Season's Patterns arrived;- repairs and remodelling.— Little Tailor Shop, Victoria- St. E. ;-.. 'phone 3088. REAL Irish Linen Goods.—Best value at Kerr's Irish Linen House, 5, Great South Rd., Epsom. . A DAB of '.' Clever Mary " on the _ dishcloth scours saucepans clean without the hard rubbing. _ , LADIES' and Gents.' Woollen Goods _t sale prices.— House, 446 A, Queen St., opp. The Abbey. • BASKET, Manufacturers. —Repairs and Rehandles by returned soldiers.—Slade. Cor. Howe and Jersey Sts., Newton. , ■ "QUDSENE" is wonderful ior washing O dishes, etc Does it in half the time. , Try it. '-■; WANTED— Fresh Rabbits and Skins; highest prices Australasian Rabbit Skin Coy., Box 1272. ~ _____ TRIUMPH Insoles mean comfort, cure for all feet i, troubles.—Sold at all Shoe • I Stores. ■ .•' ■ ■ •. ■ _ FOUNTAIN Pens, Eversharp Pencils, Rubber Stamps, Repairs all makes • Pens.— ' Anderson. Pen Doctor, Vulcan Lane. TTS— "Sudsene," the easy way Soap for • U woollens, blankets, and silks. Keeps ' them as new -.-• ■ ■ •' • "-■ ■ . ' ASK at your iJoot stores for the Triumph Insoles—comfort for tired feet; walking a, pleasure. •" fVCfM. Boots, Hot Water Bags, all Rubber. XJ Goods repaired.— Tyre Service; 13. Lome St. . DLUVOL Waterproofs, Preserves, and X Toughens Boots and all Leather Goods. From all leading stores. ■ . MAKE your Gramophone a pleasure; overhauled and repaired in one day.— I Morris Ranson. Broadway, Newmarket. i T INOS, Carpets. laid accurately; Loose 1 JU Covers made; fit guaranteed; all Joo- - bing_Work.—J. Clampitt. 'Phone 3099 A. 3 /"^IRLS!No heed to nesitate; married " \T life is one long holiday, thanks to j " No-Rubbing " Laundry Help. ORTUS CO., Orchardists, 78, Lome St., are once more compelled to notify that no one has authority to use their name l in obtaining Pruning and Spraying engagements'without a personal or written recommendation. Employers.would.be wise to scrutinise the bona-fides of applicants for that class of work. _____ ENNING'S Fever Curer, for Influenza and Feverish Colds.—Agent,. Lamb, ' Chemist, Newton. ' OUR Vapour Baths, Packs, Massage, wonderful cure for ailments.—Martin's Institute. 32. SV Mary'B Rd.. Ponsonby. (GASTRIC Influenza; take Fenning Fever T —Agent. Lamb, Chemist. Newton. ■ ■■ PECIAL Line Damask Serviette; 20 by 20in., hemmed. 9d each.— Linen " Stores, 22, Jervois Rd., Ponsonby. HITE Damask Tablecloths. 50 by 50in., hemmed, 5s Gd each.— Irish - Linen Stores. 22. Jervois Rd., Ponsonby. M- ; TS~S" E. L A WRENS ON. ! DRESSMAKER. ; ', Wishes to Notify her Customers ' •THAT SHE HAS REMOVED . From Adjoining Town Ha.'l, 305, Queon Street, To 456, QUEEN STREET. ' . 'Phone 2143 A. i, Just .. Above Dixieland. >- "TTT INKS AND HAL IFURNITURE MADE TO ORDER AND ~ GENERAL JOBBING DONE. Estimates Given. >, ' ' ;■',' IS '.-: :' "' '-'■".'* d "' '.' ;v. <■ - • ■■■>'.■ :■:. WINKS AND HALL, Cabinetmakers,. and Upholsterers, ( Chancery Street. ~;,'*..*'■'■",".».':. I 1, ■■• • k /:■ ......