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PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE ANEMONES, Ranunculus. Xmas flowering bulbs; 5/- 100. Griffiths, Alt. Eden, Auckland, S.l. ASTERS 1 "Caliiornian Sunshine," tall, enormous flowers, wilt-resistant; • Phlox. 3/0 100.—Sanders, liox 931. Auckland. A STERS, Zinnias, l'hlox, Marigolds (ACrican, French, Guinea Gold), Lobelia, 4/ 100, posted.—Solwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. BEDDING Petunias, Marigolds (Double Orange, Lemon Ball, Guinea Gold, French Dwarf), Fhlox, Zinnias (Badgers' Gold Medal); box-grown; assorted or sep. 100's, 4/6 100, posted.—TOMS, Nurseryman, Otahuhu, BEGUN lAS.—Gloxinias, Exhibition bulbs, 10/- dozen, posled.—Griffiths, Box 13, Newton. ("IAPE Gooseberries, 1/- doz., 0/- 100, 45/j iooo.—Palmer, Glen Eden. C CATALOGUE tree, of Latest Novelties for J Garden. —Griffiths, Box 13, Newton. CIHRYSANTIIEMUMS, Japaneso I'rizo Nov- > elties 7/ dozen, posted.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. /"I OLE US, beautiful foliage, 3, 1/; Mina V 7 Lobata Creeper, 3, 1/'; Blue Salvias, 1/0 doz. —Collis, 01S Dominion Kd. DAHLIAS. Giant Decorative. Pompoms, Cactus, Charms, bost modern exhibition varieties; strong plants, 10/- doz., posted.— Epsom Nursery, Rangiatea lid.. Epsom, 5.E.3. """UMAR.Y Plants, 100, 15/- 1000.—Cox, Hall Av., Manger r . KUMARAS (Tauranga Bed), hardy, outdoor plants; 2/li 100, 1'»/ 1000, posted—Mt. Albert Terminus Nurseries, S.W.'J. AXGOLDS, Yellow or Red, 6/0 1000.— White, Kowhai Rd., One Tree Hill. \ TANGOLD Plants (Yellow or Red), 7/■AI 1000.—Green Lane Nursery, Green Lane. MANGOLD Plants, Yellow Globo; great croppers.— Ring 106W, Waiuku. MUSSELBURGH" Leeks, Lettuce. Cabbage, 1/6 100, posted.—Calderwood, Nurseryman, Hamilton. » ONIONS, strong, long-keepers, 2/6 1000, on rail.—B. Lowry, Patumahoe. ONIoNS. lirst-class plants, 3/6 1000; rail paid.—Rogers, .Box 15, Ptikekoho; T>ETUNIAS, Giants, California, choice •L frilled, 2/- 25, posted.-—Toms, Otahuhu. OETUNIAS (Rosy Moru and Blue Bedder), JL 1/3 doz.; Gaillardia (Wine Red), I/O doz., posted.—Collis, (i-18 Dominion Rd. rpOMATOES (Aust. Largo Red), 5/ 100, JL posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. RPOMATOES (Kondine, Hillside Comet, Bell--1 boy), hardy; 4/0 100,, £2 1000; posled. -—Toms, Nurseryman, Otahuhu. WINTER Cherry, very ornamental, perennial. 4 for 1/-; Herbaceous Calceolarias, '< for 1/-, posted.—Collis, »7 Karangahape Rd A D ESCRIPTIVE OF ALL MY HARDY OUTDOOR-GROWN PLANTS FORWARDED ON BEQUEST. Zinnias, Bodgers' World-famous Gold Modal, large Dahlia-flowered; Asters, large doubleplumed (wilt-resistant). Stocks, Dianthus, Wallflower. Coreopsis, Iceland Poppies, Giant Pansies, Portulacca, Lilliput, Zinnias, Petu--1 mas, Dwarf Gleam, Nasturtiums, Calendula (Chr.vsantha Golden Delight), Cosmos, Orange Flare. Cosmos, Double African and Guinea Gold Marigolds, Violas, Yellow and Blue, Delphiniums—3/6 100. • Carnation Chaubards, Perpetual Flowering—l/- dozen. All Plants Postage Paid. A. WHITE--32 KOWHAI ROAD, Off Campbell Road, ONE TREE HILL. FRUIT FOR SALE GOOSEBERRIES. 121b. 4/9. lSlb. 6/6, rail paid.—Calderwood. Nurseryman, Hamilton. GOOSEBERRIES, 6/- per full 201b. box; IjT rail paid; prompt delivery. Henry Schick. Whangamarino. LEMONS, fresh, 7/6 bushel 4/3 halves; seconds, 6/-• halves S/9; rail paid.— D U O Fountain. Henderson PRODUCE FOR SALE Foundation. Wax exchanged or con J verted at reasonable rates.—A. U. Davlee Hamilton. NEW Potatoes, prime table, 7/- sugar bag; rail paid.—G. A. Young, Pukekohe Hill. OTATOES, New, prime quality. 5/6 sugar bag; rail paid.—Box 1, Pukekohe. n SEED Potatoes, 3/ sack cf iy 2 cwt; Dakota Table Potatoes, 5/ sack of lVicwt. — Arthur's, 29 Fort St. SOUTHERN Potatoes, 5/-; New Potatoes, 5/6; Cabbage, Cauliflower, 3/6 sugar bag; freight paid.—Franklin Supplies, Pukekohe. SPECIAL Pig Meals, SI- cwt. All Pig and Peultry Foods at Cu l Prices.—Smith. Durham Lane. ("tHEAP Feed.—Oat Pollard, £5 10/• ton. J 10/6 eack of 1851b; Cow Pollard (substitute for Bran). £4 per ton, 3/6 sack 70801 b. RICHARD ARTHUR h CQ.. 29 Fort Street. PRODUCE WANTED EGGS. —Consign to Norden's. Ltd., compare results. —A Joughlin. Produce Manager. COAL AND FIREWOOD CARBONETTES, FIREWOOD. BUILDING MATERIALS. CARTAGE CONTRACTORa J H. M QAEPENTERTELEPHO'NE 30-006 (4 lines). NEWMARKET. , Branch Office- Xrd Flrmr Dingwall Blrta J. J C 1 100 QUEEN STREET. COAL, BRICKS, SHINGLE, FIREWOOD. SAND, CEMENT, METAL CHIPB, DRAIN PIPES. Quick Delivery. PHONE 44-840. DENTISTRY pEEP E0 I gB T OP IJI BB T H £l, EXTRACTIONS. Is. Free When Sets are Ordered. Remodelling Sets .. •• Single Tooth Repair . • •• 6/• Painless Extractions .» »• 2/6 FILLINGS OF ALL KINDS. H W' . WD, DENTIST. Late of University of Pennsylvania. U.S.A. 30 Years' Experience. JELLICOE CHAM BURS, (Next Herald, AUCKLAND.) ►AINLESS EXTRACTIONS. MY OWN SPECIAL METHOD Possesses Many Great Advantages Which Are Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS:— 3. NO PAIN. 2. NO NEED to come back for the second time or oftener as under other methods. 8. EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No broken teeth or slumps left in tho gums. «. PERFECTLY SAFE FOR ALL AGES. I can safely use it on a patient of 80 years. 5. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or are suffering from other complaints, it will not affect you. «. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7.' NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 8. TEETII are painlessly extracted. 9. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth are ordered. GUM BLOCK TEETH A SPECIALTY. OPEN EVERY EVENING. J-JENTIST Q jyjUNROE J^MANUEL. FIRST FLOOR, ENDEAN'S BUILDINGB Take Elevator. Phono 41601. Next G.P.O. PIANO TUNING LEWIS EADY. LTD., Pianoforte Tuning Overhauling Prompt servico: low price 42-992 H ICt —Tuning by expert craftsmen; est I- ' ' " mates free.—Dominion Pianos; 40-39 H. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS ALL Gramophones Repaired New or Old Work guaranteed; prices reasonableBond -G Bond Ltd Q Cnstsima Knst QRDER THE MEMORIAL IN GRANITE. Manufactured in Auckland by MCVTAB AND TIT A SON C'i' AB AND i'IASON Imperishable as the Pyramids. Better Workmanship than in Imported Memorials. A guarantee with Every Order. ' Send for Free Catalogues. 10U SI'MONDS STREET.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22579, 18 November 1936, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22579, 18 November 1936, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22579, 18 November 1936, Page 4

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