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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21562, 5 August 1933, Page 4

nm mm Straw Spanish, 4s 1000; postage nailr Box 1, Pukekohe. . < KJ posted; 5000, 17s 6d, railed.—Fai»! weather. Hillside Rd.. Otahuhn. 8.E.7. NION Plants.—Light Straw, keepers, 3s 6d 1000, on rail; 4» posted; cash order.—S. P. Hoddinott, Pro. duce Merchant', Pukekohe. ONIONS, dark, Btraw, long keeping, D er 1000, 4s; 50,000 or more, 3s 6d; freight pnid,—F. W. "Gibbs. Mangere. Onehunga. /"ANION Plants, Straw, 43 1000; postage V/ -extra. —Vazey, 50 Arthur St., Onehunga. . " ONIONS, Straw, splendid plants, 3s 6d 1000; postage extra.—Forre£.t, St. Leonard's Rd.. Mt. Eden. ONIONS, Straw, strong plants, 4s ICOO, 2» Gd 500; postage paid.—Mudirway, Waimauku. ONIONS, Straw, heavy croppers, sii 1000; Cabbage, Lettuce, Leeks, Is 3d 100; posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. ' ONION Plants.—Brown, Straw, 4s IOOOj postage ,extra. —Thorley, Quadrant R<£, Onehunga. ONIONS, Brown Spanish only, 5i 1000, posted or railed free.—Clampitt, x Richardson Rd., Mt. Albert. 5.W.2. ONION PLANTS (BILKi2Y'B). Light Straw and Long Keepers, 3s 6d 1000 on rail; 4s 6d 1 000 posted. Caslj with order.—E. J. AND 8. V. BILKED, Kit. chener Rd., Pukekohe, Phono 231 D. is dozen; Cfo.fc. men, mixed, 3s 6d; Polyanthus, 4 colours. Is 9d; posted.—Green Lane Nnrsery. Green Lane. PEACHES, Nectarines, Plums, strcng, (0 clear, c.w.0.; 20s doz„; rail ]?aidv—• Williams, Nurseryman. Te Awamutu. POHTJTUKAWA, 1-ycar, strong, tjan». planted, 6s doz; 25, 10s; 50, 17s 6d; 100, 32s 6d. 2year, 9s doz; 25, las; 5), !25»j 100, 475; freight paid.—A. Purdie, Ntimajt man, Fitzroy, New Plymouth. OHUTUKAWA, Silver Wattle, ikarlet Gum, Broom, Pepper Tree, Tomato, Passions, Kowhai; 6d.—Excelsior Nurseries, Avondnle. LJIiOENIX Palms, Daphne, LiieaUit, IT Boronia, Lasiandra, Jacaranda, Native Trees, Hedgings.—Frank Green, Campbell Rd.. Ellerslie. PINES. 3yrs., 3ft. high, 10s 100; Oil Trees, Is each.—J. Daniels;, Waimauku. piTTOSPORUM, Bft, 30s; Privet, JfTlie X 100; free delivery Auckland, subi irDs,— Skelton, Panama Rd.. Otahuhn. POLLETT'S Prolific Plants for Blighter Gardens; 50 2s, 100 3s 6d; many varieties.—Excelsior Nurseries. Avondale. »' RADIATA, Pinuß Inßignis, I yetr old, 300,000 at 10s per 1000 at nursery, r«jy with order.—John Parish, Devon 8tRotorua. SEEDS, 12 packets Flowers, or 8 packets Vegetables, Is posted.—Henderson's. Box 1G42. Auckland. r I TOMATO, : Woodward's Sensation, Kondine ißed, Australian Large Bed; splendid plants.—Phone 25-094. 'T'OMATO Plants, " Shalwah" Strain, -L hardened, suit cold, glasshouse or outdoor; le 3d doz, 7s 6d 100; postage paid. —Shalwah Gardens, 1 Victor St., Av(in-dale. r PREE Tomiitoes, new Black, light variety, JL 12s doz.; £4 100.—Palmer. Glen Eden. r PHE Finest Free Catalogue available is ready now; Dahlias, largest collection in Dominion; exclusive Chrysanthemums, Perennial Asters, Caanas, Gerberas, Perennial Plants; apply early.—Cullen. Waiwauku. VINES, Albany Surprise, very ntrong, 3yr. old, 2s 6d; 6 12a.—Hawley, Waimauku. 2 Year s _ -Transplants 100.—Law so]lianas, 15s; Pines, Muricatapines, 8s; Eucalyptus, wrenched. ss; good trees. —S. Bjirring, Waikino. K. Bjerring. Waihi. "IQQQ Novelty Seeds.—Secure "Wonder XUOO List" of over 100 Novelty and Specialty Seeds.—Colin Johnston, Specialty Seedsman, Water St., Duvedin. FRUIT FOB SAL3S A PPDES, choice, Deliciouii, Parlina Beauty, Ga 6d bushel; rail i>aid.->P. L. Cattin. Te Kauwhata. A PPLES, Delicious, repacked and wrapped, guaranteed sound; 6s 6d case.— Munk. Waitakero. A PPLES, ex-cooler, Delicious, .sxtra fancy, 6s; Granny Smith, extra fancy, 8a; Fancy, 7s 6d; all per bushel caso; rail paid. —J. Nobilo. Te Hana. APPLES, choice, Delicious, 6« 6d; Rome Beauty. 7s bushel caee, railage paid.— M. Harrison, Henderson. A FEW Sweet Oranges- can be enclosed in above.—Fountain. Henderson. I~\OUGHERTY (Bollonete, with Red -L' Russet), 3s 6d case. Bring: your own bags. Phone 151.—L. Dean, South Rd., Henderson. 1 . Tonic.—Marmalade, Grape Fruit Oranges. 5s 6d case, paid.—Stephen Clark. Glen Eden. CJRAPEFRUIT. large, thin-skinned, 8s 6d; * Poorman Oranges. 6s 6d bushel; railage free.—H. Cutler. Henderson. "JI/fARMALADE Oranges only, or with i-TJL Lemons, 6s 6d bushel, 4s halves; D.TT.O. rail paid.—Fountain. Henderson. MOORE'S Orchards, Henderson.—Sweet Oranges, 10s 6d: Poormans, <» 6d; Grapefruit, Ss 6d; Lemons, beist, l!!s 6d; seconds, 8s Cd; mixed Citrus. 10s 6d; Apples, Delicious, Munro, Crown Pippin, (is 6d; Penrs. 6s (id: rail paid. ORANGES, sweet; 40lb. case, Sis 6d: 201b., ss; railage paid.—Davidson, Woodsidi, Te Puke. POORMAN Oranges, for Grapefruit of Marmalade, 5s bushel; raEage paid.— E. B. Smith. Henderson. FRUIT WANTED LEMONS. —Coarse Lemons wanted: £l3 ton. less commission.—Perkins, Sons, City Markets. PRODUCE FOR SA3C.E . A RTICUOKES, £i 10s per ion, f.0.r.; cask with orders.—Jt. Coates. Putumnhoe. ABSOLUTE Bargain! Wheat, full berry, slightest smut, 4s 8d; quantities less.— Perkins. Market's A BOUT 3 tons Mangel Wurzel.—Webb, Lincoln Lodge, Gt. South Rd:, Pap»» toetoe. ■ YjRAN, 5s 9d; Pollard, 6s 3d; PoultjymeiJ, jp 63 Gd; -WJbeatmeal, Barlejmeal, Bs. Brown. . /""JARROTS, Parsnips, Pomplins, 8« 6<f V/ sugar bag; Onions, ss; Potatoes. 4t 6d; tail paid.—-Box I. Pukekohe. CHAFF, ChaS, Chafl, £5 7s~6d tan, «# rail; Cow, £i ss-—Standard Tobaccd Co., Kumeu. 17VEEDING Hay, good, 2a bale.—Bdll. b*' J- side butter factory. East Tamnki. HAY, baled, eweet. meadow. £3 10s f.o.r. t £3 at ehed.—A. Hansen. Whanganaring. TTAY, baled, good quality, any quantity, •U- ex-shed or delivered.—Kimptoa, P#P** toetoe. \ , HAY. baled, eweet. meadow, £8 10s ton.— Ring 12S. Panatoetoe. _ AY, "meadow, baled; Ist and 2nd prif®®» Auckland Winter Exhibition.—Wes* ton. McKenzie Rd.. Mangere. 21-830. HAY, 18 tons, best quality; £3 ss. on rait —Write, ring N. McConnell. Ormi. HAY, baled, very beet, £3 10s ton, £3>3M f.o.r.—Self. Phone 6. Papatoetoe. HAY, baled, choice Ryegrass mixture, & . 10s ton. cash on farm.—A. Davey, Phon# 292. Te Aroha HONEY, COlb., light amber, £1;. medium. 17s Gd;. freight paid.—W. Forsytn. Ohaupo, HONEY, first-olnss Clover, 201b., 30lb-» 40lb. tins; 5Jd lb.; freight paid.—W«s* ley College. Paerata. ' ■ - KUMARAS, best table. 3s 6d sugar b#?: railage paid North Island.—H. Allen# Tauranga. : OAT Pollard at 4s Gd per 100lb. (firif class Pig or Cattle Feed), Cow Pollard, 8s 6d per 1001b. Samples posted. Ton Lots Upwards. Free Delivered, r»« or 6tcamer, Auckland.—Richjrd Arthur ana Co.. 29 Fort St. Auckland. ' -. P~~UMPKINS. Triumble and Crown, formfeed ; 7b cwt.; freight paid.—CUHKard's Nurser.'es. St. Helicrs. EED Potatoes, about *2 tons, Gam®" keepers;- £5 10s ton.—C. E. Hills. Mercer •» . SUGAR Bag. Railage Paid.—Potatoes. 4a 6d; Onions, ss; Paisnipe, 3s 9d : iZ -' - rots, Mixed Vegetables, 2s 9dj Cauliflower, Cabbage, 2s 6d.—Franklin Supplies, ruseko''e. ' " ; I Potatoes. 3s 9d; Smhll Seed. 3«: J- Onions, 4s, sugar bag; rail paid. 1> W. Bell. Pukekohe Hill. ■ PRODUCE WAMTED —• — ——~~ ■ r wanted, must be fresh; top pn«s J guaranteed; crates supplied.—lvoraen Co.. Ltd.. Fort St. / GGS.—Send your Eggs/to us. Get the top market price,—Griffiths, 13 Wake A j /~\RDER THE MEMORIAL IN GRANITEyJ Imperishable as Pyramids. Manufactured in)Awcltlßsdby |. McNs® Mia j ' j i i - —^ Better Workmanshfp than in Mem/>rj»t» A Guarantee with Every Order.