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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22198, 27 February 1934, Page 16

FOR SALE QOOD JOINERY Superior Joinery of all descriptions delivered promptly to time, at unbeatable prices, are features of ASHLEY COOPER'S Joinery Service. Competitive quotes gladly supplied. Call 10 Wilkie road, write, or ring 22-804 in day time. 23-Sl7 evenings Open Fridays till 9 p.m. NOTE.—We have arranged with Dunedin Drainage Board to allow customers' vehicles, to traverse Wilkie road to and from our premises. RADIO SETS AND ACCESSORIES nPHE NORTH ELECTRIC CO., LTD., 213 Moray place, for Radio Repairs and xlve Replacements; unbiased service. TEAR STROMBERG-CARLSON RADIO; js-jl there is nothing finer.—H. A. Hogg, 41 Moray place, almost opposite Y.M.C.A. A T 172 Princes street you can buy a *\ Sharp-Dyne Cabinet RADIO for £5 i 6d. 27f CYCLES FOR SALE VI O T 0 R NELSON, Bicycle Specialist, offers English Quality CYCLES at £6 ss. Easy Terms; exceptional value; expert workmanship. Tyre Values, Repairs, and General Prices Unassailable. /GENUINE / ENGLISH TUBES, For sale at Is 9d each, or 2 for 3s. ADVERTISING OFFER ONLY. BUY TO-DAY WHILE OUR STOCKS LAST. BEVERIDGE'S BETTER BIKE SHOP, Cargill's Corner. )EST.CYCLE value offering—-New * Clit J tun " Cycles, fully guaranteed, £6 5s cash ; eisy terms tf required.—Full naviculars from Clifford Brown. Ltd.. Stuart street, Dunedin WA. SCOTT & SONS, the leading Cycle • people; Empire, Standard, and Speedwell Cycles; 5s deposit, 3s 6d week; cheaper than car fares., : Call or write to-day. FRUIT FOR SALE (CHOICE Central TOMATOES (with the J flavour), 6s case; five cases (spread delivery), £1; first case now. Lovely Bon Cretlen PEARS. , for dessert or preserving ss; cash with order, on rail.—Hlnton's Orchards, Ltd.. Alexandra. 16f RASPBERRIES FOR SALE—-121b buckets, t. 7s 6d; reduction on large orders.— John H. Batligate. Box 11, Outram; opposite National Bank 23Ja CHOICE Central TOMATOES, 201 b-case, Dessert ss, Sauce 3s 6d; cash with order, sidings 8d extra. —F Wm Holdoiu, Clyde. ; 14* pHOICE Central TOMATOES, 5s per case; I sidings 8d extra.;—Thomson, Box 33, Clyde: ".'."'. 21f /CHOICE CENTRAL TOMATOES, 5s per J case, siding's 8d extra; cash with order. Adcock, Alexandra. 24f /CHOICE Bartlett PEARS; 4s; specially v packed; Central Tomatoes, 4s 6d for 221 b case; Sauce, 3s; cash; rail 8d. — Mooneyi Cromwell. ' 17 '•";■■ DOGS FOR SALE V3R SALE, handy Heading, also Heading and Leading DOGS, £? each; young Huntaway Bitch, running well, £2. —Address No. 205, Times. . 27f IABLE Pedigreed Rough-coated COLLIE; k 5 beautiful coat; good -show, house, watch, and friendly.—l6B, Times. I7»OR SALE, HUNTAWAY PUPPIES, splen- ' did. working strain; 25s each. —Apply Box 4, Miller's Flat. , 26f 2 HANDY-BRED PUPS, dog and bitch, 6 months; from gpod working strain; £1 each.—2ll, Times. 27f GARDENING NEMONES AND RANUNCULUS.— Prize large Bulbs, choice Mixed Doubles, Is dozen, 5s 100, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. >EAUTIFUL TULIPS, Darwin Giants, > large .plump Bulbs; usually 7s 6d dozen ; 4s dozen posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. ATTRACTIVE HYACINTHS ; large. Bulbs, Crimsons, Pinks, Blues, Yellows, Lavender; White, 9d each, 8s dozen.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. ROMATIC FREESIAS, ?d dozen; Trum- . pet Daffodils, Is dozen; Iris Tlngitana Blue, Is 6d dozen; .Tritoriia' and Ixlas, Is dozen.—GRIFFITHS' NURSERIES, Mt. Eden, Auckland. 19£ ANEMONES ! RANUNCULI ! Magnificent large-flowering exhibition variety; large ss, medium 3s 100.—Dryburgh Nurseries, Rocklands avenue, Mt. Eden. GUARANTEED LAXTON NOBLE Strawberry Plants, £1 2s 6d thousand; 10,000 lots £1 thousand; cash order. —Len Jackson, Alexandra. 30ja NEMONE, RANUNCULUS —Beautiful colours; guaranteed best obtainable; 5s per 100, cash with order. —Garbralth,. 175 Symonds street, Auckland, 201 IT will pay you. to consult us about that WREN(O)VATING job; estimates free, work guaranteed.—Wren's, Princes street.

In his newly-published dairy of the Peace Conference, Lord Riddell challenges the idea that the late President .Wilson planned the League of Nations. It appears that General Smuts was the author of it. According to the diarist, Mr Lloyd George gave the true history thus: —"1 gave "President Wilson Sinuts's plan, and begged him to consider it. He intimated that he did not want any assistance, but after reading Smuts's memorandum he swallowed it whole."