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FRUIT FOR SALE. \ PPLES.—Choicest Dessert, 11a Gd 421b. cases, guaranteed 3011 ml; rail paid.— L. Nicholls, Selwyn l?d. v Mt. Albert. APPLES. Delicious, repacked, wrapped, guaranteed sound, lis Gd case; 3 cases 3,'te, —T. Munk. Wnitakero. Vegetable*. direct from innrkot; keenest prices.—Robertson, Country Stores Buying Agent, <l3. Gillies Av„ Auclcinn J. "j EMONS, No. i, wrapped, 12s bushel, Poorman Ormnges, iillc.lt, (is; railage paid.—E. B. Smith Henderson. MARMALADE Oranges, 83. half 4s Gd; / Sweet Oranges, Ijemons, 12s, half t'is 6»; mixed caso supplied; rail paid; delivered house, lid. —F. Moorn, Henderson. BEST Dolicioua, 61b.. Is lid; 10lb., 23 tU, cases, lis; add freight.—Huapai Orchards, 11. Strand Arcado, Auckland. 011 !v Depot. PRODUCE FOR SALE, C~IABI3AGE, sound henrt, 7b sack; Par- ■> snips, 3s Gd sugar bag; freiei.t paid. ■ —C. 11. Mason, Pukckohe. choice table, Js pugar i)a<i. Os ' cwt; railage paid: cash order.—James Edwards, Putaniru. HAY, harvested without tain, 4s bale, t',") on truck llomai.—C. Palmer, Manurewa. Phone 71. HAY, sweet, baled, A' 4 pel' ton. on rail (jleu Eden; cash witli order.— \V. P. ■Levy. Glen Eden. HAY, tho best, 3s lid on the farm. —At S. ■ C'ntts, Robertson lid.. Mangero. HAY". 1 stack: low price, rjiiick sale: t.ear metal road.—Morgan, .Teeiiiond, Drury. HAY, best- Oaten and Ryegrass, well saved: £i> ton 011 trucks. Buckland.— Quinn, Pnkekohe East. __ HAY, baied. goo<F quality; A'i ton. 3s 9(1 bale; cash oil rail.—l''cwell. Box 53. P u kek ohe. ; H AY, good, delivered Papatoetoc or train, - 3a Gd balo. £t 10s ton: easli with order. —'!• Jll'J'tlif. Flat Push Rd.. l'npatoc!ou. ONIONS, only few lett. jt'.lb., 7s; railage paid.—Few el I. Dox 53. P.wratn. \rEGETAUViKS. assorted: Onions, Kuinaras, Cabbage, • Carrots, etc., as required. 5a Gd bag; rail paid.—Harnett, Glen Eden. [A/V7 JHITE Belgian Carrots, is Gd cwt.; 'V? Leeks. Cabbages. Potatoes. Carrots. Parsnips. Beetroot.—Box 1. Pnkekohe. T>lG AND POULTRY POLLARD. Barley Mf.nl . . . at .CIO per ton. .Best Mixed Pollard 111. .CO 10s per ton. Cheap Wheat Pollard at JC7 per ton. Samples on application. Cinh with order. Froe delivered rail or steamer, Auckland. RICHARD ARTHUR AND CO.. 2!), Fort Street, Auckland.

PLAKT3, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE A DELIA Floribunda. strong plants. 2."s 100, f.0.r.; Eucalypfs, 7s fid 100; post ire".—Williams. Nurseryman. To AwnnmUi. A CM EN A. Escallonias, Lawnoniana, Mncrocarp;i, Pines. Abelia, etc.; prico list free.—Skelton. Arntonsii. Av.. Auckland. Ai J x'ht, Tiues. Granny Smith, crunched. 2 years; guaranteed.—W. Shaw. Wark-T-'ortli. .Phono SOK BARBERRY Plants, yood. 1-year-old, 30s 1000, on rail. Piifcekohe: cash with •order.—Horry Rogers. Box CM, Pukekohe. BOXTIIOKN. very strong plants; Macrocarpa, Lawsoninna; Privet, largo leaf; Olcaria Fosteni, Abelia.—Macdonald, Nurseryman. Miimnewa. BURROWS' Reliable Vegetable Plants.— Onions, Straw, ss, Brown, Ca 1000; Cauliflowers, 2s; Cabbage. Beet, Lettuce, Is (id 100. Wo pay postage.—ll. Burrows, Box 30, Pukekohe. CIALENDULA, Iceland Poppy, Neniesia. > Stock, all Is od doz.; post free.—H. Grimmer, Fairfield Nursery. lli>i]iilton. pAULIFLOWER. i!a; 11. and S. Beet. CabV-/ baco, Lcttuco, Leeks. Is *ld; Onions, 8d 100: postago extra.—Newmarket Seed Co DELICIOUS Apple Trees. '2-: i years, fine for quick results.—W. Shaw, Wark•north. Phone PflK. DELPHINIUM Seed. excellent strain, from named varieties; Is packet, post*"e P a ' ( l-—Win. Sydenhf.ni. Box 15. Oputiki. I?SCALLONIA, Privet, Macrocarpa, PittosJ porum, Coproama. Oxylobium, Ilakea; get price-list.—Waipapa* Nursery, Camp bell's Bay. Auckland. 1 EUCALYPTUS Macarthuri. Verminalis and -j Gunnu, Acacia Decurrens. Tree Lucerne, 10s 100.—Sandprs. Nurseryman, Hamilton'. VRUIT Trees, Hedges, Shelter Plants, -i Roses. Lawsonninnp. IMJs, 10s 100; catalogues free. —Best, Nurseryman, Hamilton. >

"t'IKUIT Trees (Assorted), 12. find 3 Hoses: 'J- milage free; £l. with older.—Rftnui Nurseries, Swanson. HAKZTA Saliena makes best shelter hedge; 10s Gd nnd "s 6d 100: railage paid.— R. Martin. ITuapai. _____ LAWSO.VIA.XA. sturdy. 2ft high. 27s fid 100. freight paid: Insignia and Muricata, 25s.—Coombs and Woodman, Palmerston North. MACROCARPA, Lawsoniana. 355: Abelia, Escalloniaa, Olearia. Privet. 30s. 100: Boxthorn. 37s Gd 1000.—Beaumont, Nurseryrnnn. Mannrewa. ONION Plants, Straw Spanish, 4s per 1000; freight forward.—Firman, Morrinsville. ONION Plants, Straw Spanish; 5s 1000; postage Is extra. —J. Singer, HenderONION Plants, Straw Spanish, strong plants, 5< 1000: Is postage.—Hunt. 51. Victoria St.. Onehur.ga. ONION Plont3. Straw Spanish, 5s per 1000. posted.—E. Bull. 00. Arthur St. E.. Onehunga. ONION Plants. Straw. Brown Spanish, Ailsa-Craig's; 5 s 1000, postage, Is. — Alfred Street. Onehunga. ONION Plants, Straw Spanish, 3s fid 1000 ; 5s posted.—Bowrcy, 51. Trafalgar St.. Onehunga. ONION Plants. Brown and Straw Spanish. 5g 1000; postage. Is Cel.—Thorley 53, (Quadrant Road. Onehunga. ONIONS, Straw Spanish, 6d per 100 cash and carry.—67, Waiataruaßd.. Renin era. ORANGE Stocks, yearlings. for growine your own citrus; '203 100: cash with order.—Citrus, 34G. ITp.hai.p. PASSION Plants.—Largo stock. ' strong, outside-grown; order now for sx'ting planting-—Beaumont, Nurseryman. Manurewa. . PANSIES, Choice Exhibition; Giant Double Carnations, 2s fid doz.; Bedding C'aloeolarias, 5s doz.—A. Palmer, Glen Eden. PINES, strong, 2yrs., 10s; Ilakea Saligna, sturdy yearlings. fis fid 100: 00s 1000.— J Daniels. Waimauku. T_)INUS I..luricata, for dense shelter. J- strong 2yr., 20s. 25s 100.—Williams, Nurseryman. Te Awamntu. PRIMROSE, Violet . plants. Ranunculus. Anemone, Daffodil. Jonquil. Tritonias, etfc.; la fid doz., post paid.—Henderson. Te Jvauwnata. SHELTER Trees, 200, 20s; 100 Eucalypti and ICO Insignias or Muricata, 2-ycur. —Williams. Nurseryman, Te Awumutu. SEEDLESS Barberry. Lawsoniana, Macrocarpan and all Classes of t orest. Shelter,, Fruit and Ornamental Trees.—J Koelcyjand Soli. lirserynicn, Cnm bridge. Plants, leading varieties, in- -*- / eluding dwarf, ready middle August; Ha 100: .£3 1000. W. Palmer. Glen Eden. 1 O Different Packets Flower or Vegetable J.i_ Seeds, present sowing: 2a fid. posted. —H. Collis. CIS. Dominion R<l. tO Assorted Trees, including Apples, A.jL Peaches, Nectarines, Plums, Apncots, Quinces, Pears; i.l. —Skelton 3 Nurseries, New Lynn . I' ILYDALE Nnrseries.—Bortmia, Daphne. I J Lucuilea. Magnolia. Red Gum. Dossma, Flowering Cherry. Rhododendron. Peppers, | Acacia, .Jacaranda. Lasiandra Poinsettia, Phoenix Palms, Mack Punga. Puriri. Puka, ilohcrea. Copper Beech, Golden Genista. Upright Cypress, Fruit Tree* Hedge Plants, Pot Plants. Catalogue Free. _ Phone | 2-1-338. —Frank A Green and Son. Eilersliv. i AT U It S E If V S T O C K l.\ f; UK AT VARIETY Including Fruit Trees, Shelter Trees, Hcdfe Plants, Ornamental Flowering Trees and Shrubs, Azaleas. Bouvardrts. Roses. Rhododendrons, Native Trees. Climbing PlantLemons, Oranges, etc. Catalogue free. J. JOHNSTON AND'SON. Heme 15;,y. All.kland. WINES _FOIt SALE. rXVALID Port, 455; Claret, <!2s; Red, M " xtr " Cherry, ,50s; 2 trV. \° r! - paid,' deViV »; i r ' ll ™ ,u People," Fully - t ia.' u ekhuid!' 11,0 10111100 Vine yardß. Ora- " i j I-;Nox.C i-.-.M'' plT^r-TiT^riTTTr' ! r f n '! ne <™. wine. I'-S do-,.; rail paid. >Kr„ I enoim \ iiif%-rnls. Te JKauwlnta. E 1 A O A L Y ' S W | x {,• c Are the bi-st ;ind purest of* Grape Satisinction Guaranteed. Port or Hlierry, JOs. -los, tsa per ense; freight paid. S/' N port S Jf""?! Kivo tat satisfaction*. \ y 1 , ; Claret, 40s; freight paidK,Mrv, r W,l' v fi ' ~ , 1 '- ;' nd - D " Bros'; i. niryclnlo Vineyards, Orall fPHE Mitt of Corban's is an assurance of Corban a WhTes?* 1 ° f th ° I,roduct -

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20324, 3 August 1929, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20324, 3 August 1929, Page 4

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