DOGS FOR SALE A IREDALE Dogs (2). pedigree. 8 *n<! 5 months; £i. £s.—Waterman, Malfroy Rd., Rotorun. - BULLDOG Puppies, pedigree; parents Auckland Show winners and from imparted stock,—Griffiths, Wolfe tit., Whangavei, CIOCKEI? Spaniel Pups, black, good sport- ' ing and prize-winning strain: females. X'l Is.—ll. C. Clark, Wesley College. Paerata. OG, <) months old, sheep or cattle; well bred, .1. Jolly. Waiukn. DOG. Bull —Pointer cross. 0 months, shaping well; £2 10s; freight paid.—W. Moore. Mangaiti. "1,1 OX Terrier Pup, wire-haired, pedigree, J- female; cheap to cood homo.—A^gall, Paeroa. TRI9H Seller Dog, young. well brcH ; 1 cheap.—McCulloush, 11, Brunswick Street. ALE Beardic, 3 months old, parents keen workers, head or heel; prieo £l. —N.H.. 613. HKRAr.n. EKINESE Puppies, from champion and imported stock; prices very reasonable. - Pcrrins. Princes Ave.. Dominion Kd. PUPS, Black Cocker, registered parents. Kreat sporliiiK and show strains. —E. Soper, Whatawhata. _ SHEEP Dog Pups, 2 months old. best procurable; £'2; freight paid.—Taylor, Robertson Rd.. Mangere. SHEEP and Cattle Dog, reliable, sound, used to any country.—Chitty, Chindie Kstatn. Oloiohanga. A LSATIAN PUPS FOR SALE.—A Unique -iV Opportunity! Strong, Healthy Puppies by Marlows Baron von Richtofhen (Sparwood Dreist, imp.—Pixie of Quarry Woods, imp.), ex Cotswold Astri (Cotswold Major—Marlows Lady). Book one of these splendid pups as a Xmas present for your boy or girl. Alsatians are the most wonderful guards and companions. Prices reasonable.— Apply E. HOWARD. 4, Wellington St., Epsom, Auckland. Phono 16-517. DOGS WANTED. BEARDIE Bitch or Bilrh Pup wanted. 1 thick-set, .'1 to 6 months old, yellow and white or blue, yellow and white preferred; must be guaranteed aure header or header bred.—State price and particulars to Alex. Boyd, Panikau Station, Gisborne. BULL-MnstifT. must be large and heavy.— Particulars to M. Kew, Nolan Rd.. Green Lane. Auckland. PIG Dog. hull-mastifT preferred, guaranteed to find and bail.—H. W. Sharp, Hairdresser. Cambridge PUP. Male, Terrier preferred, child's pet; good home, no fancy price.—Bowman, 200, Ponsonby Rd.
PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE. i NTJRRHINUM. Aster, Phlox, Kochia, A Ireland Poppy. French Marigold. African Marigold, Salpiglossis. Cornflowers. Pansy. Stock. Lobelia. Is; Salvia, Petunia, 2s dor.., posted.—Bickle, Grey St., Onehunga. BERBERIS Vulgaris, best hedge. ornamental. frost, cattle proof: large, 6s 100Brownhill. Valley lid.. Papakura. CIAPE Gooseberry, Tomato, la dozen; > Kumars, '2s 6d 100. 20s 1000; postage extra.—Newmarket Seed Co.. Newmarket. /"IELERAIC. white Bulb Celery flavpured O plant; post package. 3 doz.. 3b; postal noto; interesting printed instructions.—7s, Oncwß Rd . Northcote. /"tELERAIC, 50 Seedlings, or 30 Strong Plants, 3s; half number. Is 9d.—75, Onewa Rd., Northcote. DOUBLE Carnations and Giant Exhibition Pansies. 2s dozen: Choice Cyclamen. ss, posted.—Green Lane Nunnery, Green Lane. I 50. choice plants, 2s fid pasted; 30 varieties, Balsam Salpiglossis, Stocks, etc. —Excelsior Nurseries. Avondale. LOWER Plants, wonderful assortment, of choicest strains: 50 plants. 2s 6d : postage paid.—Selu-yn Nurseries. Mt. Albert. GOLDEN Nugget Cape Gooseberry Plants ready end Nov.: 3s doz; poet free : cash with order: supplies limited.—Fletcher Bros., GROW Loofns for Sponges, Calabashes for Pipes: Snake Beans, 3ft.; Is packet.— Anderson, Roseberry Av„ Birkenhead. PASSION Vines, wrenched and rerooted.— 2-year, 50s; I-year, 30a 100.—Macdonald, N u rseryma n, Mann rewa. PLANT Palmer's Famous Dwarf Tomato, no staking; tremendous croppers; 7s 100, £3 1000.—A. W. Palmer. Glen Eden. QOW World's Wonder Pea. continues pickO ing for 6-S weeks from first picking; Is Id packet; post" freo.—Fletcher Bros., Ashburfon r pHIRTEEN Choice Dahlias, selected from the largest and most up-to-date collection in New Zealand, 15s, posted.—Cullen. Waimanku. r p.HIRTEEN Fine Chrysanthemums, Bs. J- carefully packed in wooden boxes and posted free. Aek for descriptive catalogue. Plant now. —Cullen, Waimauku. r PO MATOES. 7s 100: Carnations. 2s doz; J- Asters, Clarkia, Sultans. Salpiglossis, Zinnias, Is; posted.—F. Walker, Avondale. rpOMATO Plants, hardy. 45s 1000; fis 100. X 2s fid 30. post paid, cash order.— McCaughan. Taupaki. r POMATO Plants, 40s 1000 ; 5s 100; cabJL bages, Is; Cauliflower, Is 3d: Beet, Is 3d.—Excelsior Nurseries. Avondale. r FOMATO Plants, enormous croppers, L hardy, early smoothskin; 50, 2s fid; 100, ss; posted.—Selwyn Nurseries. Mt. Albert. HPOMATO Plants, 5s 100, 45s 1000; Cape _L Gooseberries. 7s 100.—Phone 10-756, Green Lane Nursery. Green Lane. r poMATO. smooth Red, well hardened, ' Is doz.. 7s 100, posted.— A. Bickle. Grey St.. Otiehunga. £!A Af)A Tomato Plants now ready: UuiuUU leading varieties; 7s 100: i.3 1000.—A W Palmer. Glen Eden. rpOMATOES, Cucumbers, and Cultured Sweetpeas (Spencer Varieties), Pd doz.; Assorted Flowers, 50, 2s fid; Large Pansies and Iceland Poppies. 50. Is 9d: Giant Celery, no trenching needed (full particulars given), 3s fid, 100: Giant Rhubarb, Is each; Onions. 5s fid 1000; 50 Cauliflowers and 50 Cabbages. 2s; Beets. Cabbage, Lettuce, Is fid per 100. All postage paid. SOUTHERN CROSS NURSERIES. 7, Panmure Road. Otahuhu.
FRUIT FOR SALE. A PPLES. best eating. 7a fid now; shortly, J large, green Gooseberries, 241b., 10s nil; 121b., os- Oil; freight paid.—F. Stewart, Orchard uka pa kapn. \PPLES. Dougherty, ex-cooler; 421b. cases, 7b 6d; 3. 21s; 10, GSs; railage paid.—Wru. Gubb, Orchardist, Port Albert Central. COUNTRY Stores.—Robertson'a Buying Agency, forwards Fruit and Vegetables daily, keenest prices.—Box 1612, Auckland. OOSKBERRIES, good quality: 121b., ss: vT 241b.. 9s: 4S!b.. 16s; rail paid.—D. Caldorwood. HanuHon Easl. Gooseberries, i pt grade, 121b., ss; 20lb. cases. ?s (id; railage paid.—B. Persaon, 312, Victoria A v.. Palmeraton N'orth. boxes, COlb (approx.l, J 7s fid: double size, 14s; railed: fresh pi r-ked. good line.—F. Rosenberg. Obaupo. (GOOSEBERRIES, fcs 201b.. railed; deT livery in order of application.—Hall and Pick. Claudelands. /GOOSEBERRIES. 121b., 5»; 20lb. case. vJ 7s tkl, rail paid.—J. Singer. Henderson. LEMONS, choice. i2s bushel. 6s hnlL; second grade. 8s; half. 4s fid; railage paid.—E. B. Smith. Henderson. T EMONS, lis fid bushel; 6s half; Grapo'■J fruit, 6s half: or mixed; railed.— Moore's Orchards. Henderson. U I'RAWBERRIES, dessert, 10s; jam. 8a O Sib ; half, (is, l»s. railed.--H. C. Henderson. To Kauwhnta. PRODUCE FOR SALE.. VA.A. Potatoes, new; rail paid, 6s 6d (CABBAGES, prime; sniall lots a specialJ ity.—Box 1, Pukekohe. CHICK Food, 7s; Wheat. 7s 3d, 7s Od; Maize, 5s fid; Mixed Grains, Ss 3d; Barley, 4s fid.—Brown, Auckland. i\TANURE for Crops. Turnips, Mangels, ->-' l. finest finality seeds: procurable from J. Jones, Ltd., City Markets. OATS, ono acre, ready for cutting.—.T. Laurie. Hepburn Rd., Glen Eden. Phone 76K. Henderson. DREW E R S' G R A I N S. FRESH. Daily Supply. Apply. N.Z. BREWERIES. LTD.. Khyber Pass. LAMBS. LAMBS. MUTTON. MUTTON. MUTTON. FARMERS— -Consign your Lambs and Mutton to Armour and Company. Limited. London. Our Principals supply 25 p?r cent, of the Retail Meat Trads of the United Kingdom and can thus secure for you the Highest Market Values for your Produce. Liberal Cash Advances. Prompt Returns. Write to ALLEN AND FINDLAY. LTD.. N.Z. Agents, 35, Fort Street, Auckland, Who will gladly give you Full Particulars ot ARMOTTR SERVICE.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20722, 15 November 1930, Page 4
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