CHURCH NOTICES. gT. PATRICK" ' [j rtAIHEDSAI, EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST. . H°A LY S S E 8 AT 0, 7.30 AND 9 A.M. QANTATA AT A.M. HOLY NAME DEVOTIONS, SERMON AND BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSEJ>; SACRAMENT AT 7 P.M. WEEK-DAY MASSES: 6.30 AND 7.30 A.M. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALEMACUOCARPAS, 10/-. 20/-,. 25/;:]Benthauiii, 20/-, 21/-, 30/- per 100.-f--' Carey and Thomson, Swanson. MANURE, stable, cow, sheep, well rotted. —Berry, Mt. Wellington. Phone 23-825. NATIVE and Ornamental Shrubs—Hundreds of kinds. Let us know your requirements. Advice free. Quality suarantced. All sizes and prices. Illustrated catalogue and special native catalogues.—Cutler and Son.j ' Ltd., New Lynn. m \T Z. Grapefruit, Sweet Oranges, in variety, IN . £ 12/10/-, £ls 100; 25, 100 rate. — J. T. Skelton, Riverbank Nurseries, New Lynn. NION Plants, 5/- 1000.—Hume. 49 Captain Springs Rd., Tc Pnpapa. ONIONS, 5/ 1000; Cabbage, Lettuce, 1/0 100, pstd.—Sehvyn Nurseries. Mt. Albert. ORANGES (Sweet and Poorman), £l2/10/100; Lemons (Lisbon, Eureka, Meyer), ' £lO. £l2 100. —Ranui Nurseries, New Lynn. JJANSIESI "Giant Monarch," enormous . flowering, exhibition strain; guaranteed finest on market; 2/0 for 25. SANDERS, Box SKSI, Auckland. —. IJANSIES, Masterpiece, Frilled, 5/ 100; Trimardeau Giants and Blotch Flowered, 3/0 100. —White, Kowhai Rd„ One Tree Hill. IJINUS Insignis (Radiata), 70,000, 1, 2X year old, 15/-, 30/- 1000, cash.—John Parish, Rotorua. ' KHUBARB, Crimson, Ever-bearing, 3/6, 4/6 dozen, posted.—Calderwood. Nyrseryman, Hamilton. ROSES. —15 choice varieties, named, pruned, packed, posted, 12/6; immediate delivery.—Ranui Nurseries, Now Lynn. * QTRAWBE-RRY Plants, Gov. certified, MarO guerites, Ettiesburg, 22/6 1000, 3/6 100; extra good.—Re.vburn, Coromandel. rpOMATO Plants, Kondine. best of all, 7/X 100, 55/- 1000. —Green Lane Nursery, Green Lane, Phone 17-700. rpOMATOES, strong, healthy, good cropX ping varieties; Best-of-all, Kondine, Stirling Castle, 7/- 100; 55/- 1000. 10 PALMER'S NURSERIES. ;v,, Glen Eden. Phone 30-829. •\ r YIOLAS, large-flowering, Red, Apricot-, Ruby, Black, White, Claret, Lavender,, Purple, Golden Yellow. Velvety Blue, 1/$' doz.; Chiffon Daisies, 5 for 1/.-, posted.—C'ollis, G4S Dominion Rd. •t I '- PRODUCE FOR SALE ',T> BALED Hay, quality, no weeds. 1/S bale, f.0.r.; 1/7 ex shed.—B. G. Pinker, Te Puke. CIARROTS, best table, 4/- sugar bag; rail;. ' ape paid, d.u.o.—Wiggin, Tauranga. CaHROTS, 4/6; Parsnips, 5/-, sugar bag; railage paid, d.u.o.—Wiggin, Tauranga. COW Hay, baled, £2/17/6 ton, ex barn Mangere; cartage extra, f.o.b. or f.0.r., | or delivered, cuburbs.—Turners & Growers, I Ltd., City Markets. HAY, quality top-dressed, 7 bales, £l. Wbyte, cnr. Alfriston Rd., Manurcwa. HAY, good, meadow, £3/15/- ton on farm. —Slater, Henwood Road, Mangere. HAY, baled, good, £3 10/ ton, f.o.r.—Apply John Reid, Taupaki. HAY, baled, good, 2/6. J. Winter, Brown's Rd., Homai. Manurewa. • MEADOW Hay; good, clean, sweet; baled; saved without rain.—lnsley. Swanson.---ATEW Potatoes. 5/3; Onions, 7/3; Cab li bases, 3/; Pumpkins, 5/3; sugar bag; rail paid.—Franklin Supplies, Pukekohe. OTATOES, prime, 5/- Vicwt.; Pumpkins, 5/6; rail paid.—Box 1, Pukekohe. SOUTHERN Potatoes, 0/9. sugar bag; O Onions, 6/9; 1001b Bag Mixed Vegetables, 9/6; f.o.r.—Alexander, Merchant, 5 Pukekohe. . 1*; \7 r EGETABLES. Carrots. Parsnips. S/« V sugar hair; rail paid.—G. A-- Yonnjf, Pukekohe. ' _ " " , ■V\7"HITE Carrots, £3 per ton, bagged. >V Bell. R.M., •Tuakau. pOULTRY & piG gUPPLIES QO PRODUCE WANTED I^qGS. —Consign to Norden's, Ltd.; compare J results. —A. Joughin, Produce Manager. t PPLES, Winesap, 7/-. 401b., railed. —CutA ler, Henderson. . - • - ' 6 - t PPLES. —Delicious, Salome, 6/6, 401b., A railed. —H. Cutler, Henderson. i PPLES, "Sunray" Brand, assured qualllK A Prices daily.—M. Harrison. Henderson: >■ APPLES.— Salomes. Parlins Beauty, Lord Wolseley, 7/6; Delicious, 7/-; Mixed jases (dessert, cookers), 1 doz. Lemons. 6/0. —W. Bisli. Henderson. A PPLES.—Delicious Salome,. 6/ii; CookAers. 0/- tolb.. railed. —Collard, Henderson. MARMALADE Oranges. Lemons, 6/0; Choice Grapefruit. S/6; halves, 4/- or 5/: d.u.0., rail raid.—Fountain. Henderson. ANIER Dessert, 6/6, railed. Hall 4 ■ Pick Sunfruit Orchards, Hamilton. riOOKERS, DELICIOUS, 01. WINESAPS 7/ PEARS, 6/6, RAILED. . PL ATT, Henderson. >ll E S II P I G K E D FR U llj Jj Absolutely the Last. Plenty of Apples. Choice Ripe P par Oilier Varieties, Eggs, Honey, \ egetables. Third House past Post Office. HENDERSON WANTED KNOWN (j TOP that Cough.—"Meleuca" Cures O Coughs Colds. Influenza, Asthma; 1/0, —Phillips. Chemist, opp. Reservoir, I Xewton —- —r Ofop Smoking. Save pounds. Simple homo H recipe sent for 2/- p.n.—Box 1.00, AKId, V\utnmF Ulcers Varex treatment Inpermanent 9 cure. Safe inexpensive; —Free booklet from Healey Phar. maceutical Chemist, Varcx, Ltd., Box Wellington Local Representative: Nurse Vane Wallace, 12 St. Kevin s Arcade Knrangatiape Road. Auckland Tl EKBAL Remedies, Asthma Powder, Balm, aWS Machinery, Knives, Repairs, Grinding, Setting, Gulleting, Brazing, Hammering; guaranteed.-—Thompson, Sima, Cook St.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22777, 10 July 1937, Page 7
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