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■ AMUSEMENTS LAST a DAYS, ROXY I and I tIVOLi: I Queen St. ( I Near Graft:m I 1 I Bridge. | Phone 41-341 " Phone 44-ISIII. Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. ROXY DAILY SESSIONS: 11—2—5 FIGHT FILM. SCREENS 12 8 - 6 - IV TIVCILI. NIGHTLY AT fi O'CLOCK. EE'MUND LOWE With VICTOR McLAGLEN. In " THE GREAT HOTEL MURDER: 1 Reccmmended by Censor for Adultji, | ALSO 1 J_ ALSCj__ I BAER V. BRADDOCK (Official World's Championship. I 16 FAi>T-MOVING, FURIOUS RODN*!!)S. Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1500 SEATS. 1/. 1/. 1/. 1/. CHILDREN. Gd. 6d. 6d. 6d. empress: and adelpll" NEWTQA'. RICHMOND AVllu_ |!| Ph;>ne '2l-077. Phone 27-235. I • To-nijrh.t, at 7.45. i | £2O —' IN PRIZES £2(l AT EACH THEATRE. Equal Oppcrtunity for All. | Blunkets Tea Set Rugs -••• Iset I j SaMcepanß Ele:. Iron I Thuatre Pass Cut - Glass Suts j|j Shisets Cake Stand, Etc., Etc.. Etc. j | Aliio First-Class Picture Procianime lili at Bot'i Theatres. STATE ONEHUNGA-To-night nt S. Pbone 12-IJ4<I. 11l Benefit i»i Aid of Onehunga Retimed Soldiers' Association. CHAS. 11ICKFORD. HELEN VIN'SION in "THE PEOPLE'S ENEMY." E. M. Dell's -ROCKS OF YALPRIE." | Be th Recommended by Censor for Ji.dililts. , ! : Usual Free Bus. YACHTING W A ITEM AT A BO.U » ' ' CLUB (Incorporated). Tho Annual General Meeting will be lield in the Boathouse, King's Drivi', on AUGUST 26. 1935. at 8 p.m. P. UiSHER, Secrel.aiy. MEETINGS WAITAKI HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION (Incorp.). Notice is hereby given that the Annual General, Meeting of All Members will bo held i:n the Bungalow Tea Rooms. Ouniaru, on THURSDAY, 29th inst.. at 7.30 p;m. A C. PIPEIII. General Secrntary. Business; To receive Report and lialunceBheet, Election of Officers, and General. Annual Report, Balance-sheet and Agenda in possession of Auckland Eranch Secretary, Mr. E. W. Friedlander. Box 1228, Auck'and. BUSINESS NOTICES T7NCLAIMED MONEY. —Persons deiirous Ij of ascertaining whether they ha re been advertised for to BENEFIT shoul:) sent! FULI, -NAME. Search Fee, 2a. We ba'ie records dating from 1600 to ihe present trine. - KiNC-l AND KING, Record Search*.rs (Es tabliabed 19101. 4H Pitt St.. Sydnfiv ,'i M.W PLANTS, TBEES, ETC., FOR SALE A FRICAJ Boxthom, 10s. 15s. 20ii. 1000, -ft all kincs Hedges. Fruit. Shelter Trees; Kosei: Vegetables, Flower Plants; Sends.Burrows' tSurseries. Pukekohe. ANiSMONESI Giant Scarlet or Double, mixed, 3s 6d 100. —Sanders, Box 931, Auckland. ANEMONES Rotation Flowering, for October, Blooms 80 p.c. Doubles ; lis Cd 100, posted.— Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. !l2den, . Auckland. ASTER, Giant Cirego, wilt resistuni.; Cd and Is packet; {oz., 2s.—Allan, liieedsman. Buck .and. AUSTRALIAN Hybrid Gladiolus, New and novel shades, 3s 6d doz., posled.— Nurseries, Box 13, Newton. Auckland BEiN'THAMI, Lawsomanu. Mu<l to::arpa. Eucalyptus, Fruit Trees, &il nursery block. —Keeley and Son Phone 2J3. Cain bridge. BENTHAMI, 1-year, 7s 6d 100, VOs' 1000; fieedliniis, box grown, 4s 100, 30u 1000.— BdaiiJmont'u Nurseries, Manurewa. BOXTHCRN, 15s, 255. 1000; Seed.esli Bart«rry, 12s 6d; Macrocarpa, Benthami, 20s, 255, lOO..*—Beaumont's Nurseries, Manurewa . BURROWS' Nurseries, Pukekoiie.-Cab-bage Plants, Is 6d; Cauliflower*., Lettuce,. 2s. 100; Onions, special strain. &s 1000;; Flower Plants. We pay freight. BULB Clearance, Spring Planting. Ixias, Giant Freesins, Iris, Tingitana; 61 dor. —Nurseries, Box 13. Newton, Auckland. BEAUTY Stock, extra choice, 12 separate uhades or mixwi; Is 3d doz.. pested CoIl:.s, 648 Dominion Rd. __ BEAUTIFUL A;rt Rose Trees, 12u doz. New Pink Violets, lo each.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. CABBAGE, Lettuce, la {lds Cauliflower, Is Cd 100; Onions, 4s Ikl 1001); Tomatoei, Ca I(o.—Wallter. Seedsman, M Albert. CABBAGE (Enf.eld, Succession), Cauli;lower,"l« 3d 100. 7s 6d 1000; Tonnatoes, 6s iIOO. .posted.—SslWyn Nurseries, lit. Alberl. ■! /CRIMSON Rhubarb, Ever-bearingT 3s, 4s dozen; Cabbage, Enfield Market, Is 9d 100; posted. Calderwood. Nurseryman. Hamilton, CHOICE Carnations, Double BluirLobelia. Mixed Polyanthus, Is 9d doz., posted.— Gr«en' Ls.nfe "Nursery DOUBIiE ( Blue Lobelia, excellim 1 !. pots, bask«ft», borders, 2s 6d doz,.; Scarlet Lobelia. ■ jig 6d each.—Palmer. Gle;a_ Eden. IPUCALYPTUB, wrenched, 6s 100, 20s J &00; 2 7 year Transplants, l(iO; Macrocarpas, lis; Lawi.onianas, 12s-255; lluricata Pines, 10); Seedling Macrocarpas, wrenched, Cs; f.0.r.; cash with order.—K. Hijerring. Wa.ihi, T7RUIT Treos, 16 assorted, all varieties. X excellent, atnfi, il: cash with order.— Kantii Nurseries, Swanson. FRUIT Trees, 14 assorted, including 1 Oranife, 1 Lemon; £l.—J. T. Skelton. Ri'/erbank Nurseries. New Lynn. /JLLEAJI Nasturtiums, 6d pkt.; It -varieties, Is 3d; Livingntone Daisy, Is pkt. Allan, otcdsmnn, Bucklund. jll/fACROCARPAS, 2yr«., transplanted, 1518i.n. high, iiturdy, well rooted; 12s 6d 10(i.—J. Daniels. Waimauku. MAIDENHAIR Ferns, tine vanities, lovely plar.ts, 12in. high; 5s dozen.- William Boyle. Pitzroy, New Plymouth ONION Plants, freight or poitai;e paid; minimum 1000. 3s 3d; 2000, 6m; 8000, 9s; 4000, 12a; 6000, 15s.—D. Dangar, _F ukekohe / 'jNIOll Plants, Dark, Light, 3 s )d 1000; V/ Cabbag?, Cauliflower, Is !(HI; railaee extra.—Franklin Supplies. Pukeknh f. ONIOIJS, Straw and Brown, 4s 3d 1000; 2s Cci 500; Cauliflowers. Is Gd jOO posted. —Green Lane Nurgery, Green La ne. Z INIONS, Brown Spaninh, Stra.v, Long Keepers; 4p Gd 1000, posted: :20s 5000'; ia_ il paid.—Martin. Waimauku. ONIONS, healthy plants, Straw Spanish, 3s 9d 1000, 14s Cd 5000, poited.—R. Austin, Mangere. 5.E.7. ONION 'Plants, Turbott's famous longkeeping Straw. 4s 1000 ; 2s 6d 50U; railed; liberal concessions storekeepers, lorge buyeis.—T. Morgan, Pukekohe. ONION Plants, Straw, Spanisii, Long Keepers, 2s Gd 1000. railage extra, 5s posted; Cauliflowers, Is 100.—Kali. Hansji, fl itchener Rd., Pukekohe Hill. ,"I)OSES.—IS best-named vnriei ie;>, strong J*- plants.. 12s. posted; price lilt free.— Kinni Nurseries. Swanson. QPARE Plants.—Onion, Brown, Straw, 4s Gd 1000; cabbapc. Lettuce, Ci uliflower, 1? Cd 100. posted; Huitable King Country.— Shar. Market Gardener. Okahul:uia_. QTOCK, Iceland Poppies, Nemeiia, Cinerarins, Pnnsies. Loboli.v Visi.'aiia, Diantiius; 2s Gd 100, posted.—Selwy;:i Nurseries. Mt. Albert. SUPERIOR Gladiolus! 13 distinct Named, 0 8s lid or ss; porßeouß Pererni'il Asters. 12 different named, 5». Plant no'v. —Frank Cullen, Waimauku. iiJ\VEE.T Oranges (LJe .Tim sa; jO Lemons (Lisbon Eureka), from 3s Gd.~ Green. Campbell Rd . One Tiee Hill. (JWEET Peas, strong plan's, outdoor- _ grown, spring flowering; If different choicest colours; 2s Gd. | osted --F Causley, Floral Nursorirs. Thames ZINNIA. Giant Dahlia Flowered, Gd nnd Is pkt.; 2s.—.Allan. Seedsman. ißpcklnnd. Benthami, 20s; Macrocarpa. 1G»; 1 -y r Benthami, Lawsoniana. K'acrocnrpn. Eucalyptus, 7a 6d 100; 12 Asso ted Fruit Preoß. lGa'—Nurseries. Ltd.. Hot !0I!1. Aurk land. QOOO Caila Bulbs; yellow, white, pink iJVKjyj flowers, colours sepirt.te, Whnt offers Ta.va Rd . Onehnncn , ABELTA FLORIBUNDA. lii-2(iin., 25s 100. FiSCALLONTAS. 12-16iti.. 22s 100. OLEARIA FORSTE'RII, 15-Hin., 22s 100. PRIVET. Laxfjß-lenved, 24-30;n. 22s 100. PRIVET, Small-leaved. 24i:>.. 22s 100. 1 PINUS INSIGNUS. 9-12 in„ 4« 100; 25s 1000. PINUS MURTCATA. 2-yr., 12 15in„ 15s 100. Cash with order. Full List on Application. ' E. W. SKELTON Panama Rd.. Otahuhu," Auckmrd, 5.E.7. - r i

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22191, 19 August 1935, Page 18

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Page 18 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22191, 19 August 1935, Page 18

Page 18 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22191, 19 August 1935, Page 18

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