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ftOURISTS AND MOTORISTS GUIDE. ~ " FRANKTON junction. HOTEL.—A. A. A., C.T., nnd P.S. ,'J_J House; tariff 12s Gd a day.—Mrs. 1). "Wilson, Hostess. IIELENSVILLE. . A A.A. Hostel, Parakai House.—Tennis court., social hall, hot mineral baths under main roof; large garage.—ilelensvillo :35, Auckland 4G-037. NATIONAL PARK. mmmmsm ORUA BAY. " rpUE PINES," Ormi Bay, via Onehunga. -i- Spend your holidays at tlio seaside; try us.—M. L. Morris, Proprietor. ' ROTORUA. A CCQMMODATION. Sonoma Private J\ Hoiol, Winter tariff, 9a daily, £2 15s vetkly.—R. Garlick, Proprietress. Phono 473. T^MPIRE.—The "Whole of McLean's Board- j J-J iti Hcuae Business sold. Each house : nov conducted separately. For Empire Ac- ; conimoeniot Wiro Einpiro only. On Arrival ; insist Empire. HOUSE, close Govt. Baths, P. 0., Tourist Office. Select and quiet I home;, good table, X' 25» week; Ss day.— j MiBS Brer.rien, Proprietress. OAKLEIQH Private Hotel, opp. Station.— Every conv.; taritf, 8s. —Proprietress, j Mrs. I. Booth. Phono 127. PALACE Hotel.—This long-established and ' comfortable Hostelry under entirely : new management; winter tariff; best brands ; of wines and spirits.—W. J. Meredith. Pro- | prietor. i PRINCE'S GATE.—The leading Private, Hotel in Rotorua, opp. the Prince's ' Gate and Sanatorium Grounds. Moderate ! tariff.—Miss R. Maher, Proprietress. QUEENSLAND Private Hotel.—First-class ; Accommodation; tariff, 10s per day, j 60s weekly.—Mrs. Berge, Proprietress. RAND WICK lease renewed; 9s per any; i I 6min. station and baths.—Proprietress, Mrs. Sinton. Phone 103. i , OOOMS. furnished, all conveniences; linen, 1 J V cockery, cooking utensils, etc, pro- ] ■*ided; terms, 'lss week.—Kingsdale Apart- ■ lndnts. SURREY House, Haupapa St.—Ccntrallv situated; £2 10# weekly.—Mrs. Devin, I Proprietress. Phone 217. TITIRANGI. HOTEL Titirangi, opening in October. Up-to-date Tearooms will be available for travelling public. VICTORIA STREET SHOPPING. TpiRST-Clafls Laundry.—Plenty shine; collars a speciality; givo us a trial.— Ah Chung. 49. Victoria St. XIAWKERS, Caretakers, Householders.— Best Prices all Bottlee, Rags.—lmperial Bottle Exchange, Freeman's Bay; 43-547. PONSONBY ROAD SHOPPING. A DVANCE with the Times.—Used MotorCycles, Bicycles. Prams, Accessories: »t bedrock.—West, Tlireo Lamps. FRUIT FOR SALE. A PPLES, 3000 cases. Dessert, Cs 8d; i® Delicious (ex-cooler), 8s; guaranteed; railage paid.—Win. Gubb, Orchardist, Port Albert Central. A PPLES. ex-cooler. Delicious, London -tX Pippin, Dunns, 8s; freight paid; cash with order.—Hnrre, Henderson. BOTTLING Pears, 7r bushel; Marmulado Oranges, 4s i-bushel case; rail paid.— John Piatt, Henderson LEMONS, choice. 119 bushel; Marmalade Oranpos 8s half 4s Gd; railage paid.— E. B. Smith, Henderson. "1 *?nn Cases.—Delicious, Yates, Russets, X£d\J\J 8a 6d; Cookers, 7s Gd; Pears. 7s fed, 7s; railage paid.—Sunbeam Fruitgrowers' Distributors Co., Lincoln Rd. .Henderson. PRODUCE FOR SALE. BRAN. 8s Gd; Pollard, 9s Gd; Ricemcal, 10s; Wheatmeal, 13s Gd; Maizemeal, 13s €d; Moosemeal, 15s Gd.—Brown, Durham Lane. CiHICKFOOD, 7s; Wheat. 7s 9d; Maize, J Gs 6d; Mixed Grains, 5s Gd; choice Barley, 4s Gd.—Brown, Auckland. HAY, baled, well saved and stored. £4 per ton: or by the bale.—Francis, Papakura. HAY, well saved, meadow, f.0.r., £3 10s ton; truck lots reduced.—Chas. Hammond. Runciman. POTATOES. sGlb . table. 5s Gd; Game keeper. Seed, 5s 6d: rail paid.—Fewell. Box 53, Pukekohe. CEED Potatoes, splendid line of genuine O autumn-grown Gamekeeper seed.—Burrows, Box 30. Pukekohe. SWEDES, table, young, beat quality, 3s Gd 0 661b. bag, freight paid.—Quinn, PukePLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE. A STERS, perennial, Iris, Spanish, Dutch; ■A- 12, ss; 6, 3s'; posted; list on application.—Henderson Te Kauwhata. BARBERRY, seedless, splendid plants; Macrocarpa, Lawsoniana. ample supplies, good 2-year tree3.—Macdonald, Nurseryman. Manurewa. BARBERRY, yeai lings, 25s 1000; 10,000, 22s 1000; cash with ordei. Rogers, Box 24, Pukekohe. BOXTHORN, Barberry, common. Ltiwsoniani, Pines, Privet, Hakea, Escallonia, Fruit Trees, Passions, strong plants.—Beaumont, Manurewa. TJURPEE'S Lightning or Gj-weeks Pea, -13 Dwarf; quick grower and great cropper; Is Id per packet, post free.— Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. BUiiltOWS' Reliable Plants.—Onions, Straw, Gs, Brown, 7s 1000; Cauliflowers, 2s Gd;. Lettuce and Cabbage, 2s 100, postage paid.—Burrows, Pukekohe. (CINERARIAS, hardy, large Howenng. exJ quisite colours; 50a, 2s Gd: postage paid.—Selwyn Nurseries. Sehvyn Rd., Mt. Albert. C CYCLAMEN'S, from 3s dozen; choice ) flower plants, ls_ dozen, posted; many varieties. —Excelsior Nurseries. Avondalc. DOUBLE Lobelia. Exhibition Pansie3, choice Double Carnation, 2s Gd doz.; Calceolariria, Blue Primroses, ss.—Palmer. Glen Eden. 17ANCY picking splendid crop Green Peas J- in .7 weeks by sowing Burpee s lightning Pea; Is Id packet, post free.~I < letcher, 8r03., Ash burton. _ I SLOWER Plants, wonderful assortment of choicest strains; 50 plants, 2a Gd; postage paid.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. All>ert.__ I?RUIT Trees.-Apples, Apricots, Peaches. . Plums, Pears, Nectarines. Oranges. Lemons. Hedging. Roses.-Ranu, Nursenea, Swanaon. , — ; —- /GENUINE Curtis 9-star Broccoli, bear U 5 to 13 head Broccoli year after year; Is Gd packet.—Fletcher Bros., Ashhurtom i t RAPK Vines, 'is Gd. 4s each. Strawncrry Vl I'laiits, Marguerite, Ettysberg, -Is 50, f,s 100; pnf.tcd.—Henderson. 1" ."OACROCARPA. 255, 30s. 355. 100. Lnwivl soniana, 2 and 3-yr.: Eucalyptus, wellprown.—Beaumont, Nurseryman. WNION Plants. f>s per 100(1; Brown or Straw Spanish.—Green Line Nurserv. Great Smith Rd.. Oreen Lane. ' 7"\NIONS. Straw Spanish, 5s 1000; CabV/ b'ago 2s 100; Cauliflower. 2s Gd; postage paid.—C. H. Beatson. Pukekohe. "OANSIES, choicest Exhibition, gorgeous JL show blooms, 2a Gd doz.; Hakea Salignu, "la Gd 100.— Wright. Nurseryman. New Lynn. "I3ASPALUM Seed, lOd lb., on rail, cash J- with order; send for samples.—l rancis Jlros.. Omokoroa. RHUBARB. Crimson Winter, doz., 4s; Lettuco. Cabbage, 100 2s; post paid. D. Calderwood, Hamilton East. SKEDLESS Barberry.—Largest Stocks in N.Z.; largo plants, up to 3ft. (let quote before buying elsewhere. Lawsonianas. 2-3 year. Macrocarpas, all Shelter and Ornamental Trees.—Catalogue, Kecley arid Son. Nurserymen, Cambridge. 8' EEDLESS and Common Barberry Pinc3, Lawsonianas, 2 and 3 years, Macrocarpas, Eucalyptus.—W. Farrell, Matamata. fIVJMATO Plants, Sutton'B Satisfaction X and Sutton's Best of All, £2 15s 1000. - C. Johnson, Nurseryman, Thames. 1') Assorted Fru.', Trees, best varieties: 225. cash with order.—Skelton and Bon. Nurserymen. New Lynn. j fPHE NORTH AUCKLAND LAND 1 LiKVKLOI'MKN'T CO.. LTD.. at Kurilieri. OFFER STRONG. UFA LTIIY 2-YEAR-OLD PINtJS INSIGNIS TREKS, from IS-in. to 2ft in height. Also Chinese Arbor Vitofe (imual price. 9d each) For a limited lime we are selling these off at a SPECIAL PRICE FOR PIN US INSIGNIS. I'l.oOd Trees and over at the rate of £1 per 3000; 1000 Trees and over at the rate of 25s Vet 1000 51)0 Trees and over at the rale of 80s per 1000; lot) Trees and over at the rnto 0 40a per 1000. For Chinese Arbor Vitate f o.b Kcriker" 103 10<) Thcßo uriceß 1 • tirst Como, Pirat Served." MOTOR SERVICE STATIONS. ORD C.ylinders Kcbored, 4 pifloiM 12 A Rrontrht *""5. «"'J fitted, Vl ? G OT .!j Rewind Motore Street W- Phone C'~" 9, Welloale,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20649, 22 August 1930, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20649, 22 August 1930, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20649, 22 August 1930, Page 2

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