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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18961, 11 March 1936, Page 2

Flowers in CftS m, SUTTON’S SEEDS The spring garden after the wet and cold of winter is the most beautiful of the whole year. Now is the time to sow for j 7 our spring blooms. We hare just landed new stocks _of seeds for Autumn sowing ' from Messrs. Sutton & Sons, Reading, England. These are all English grown seed, packed in England and shipped direct to us in zinc-lined cases. Inferior seeds are a waste of money. Flower and Vegetable, in generous-sized pac k ets. 4d per packet. W. STEWART 151 GLADSTONE ROAD. Telephone 822. llliH

w 2 m mm sm >v;\» iCw* vW Overcoats from TT'EEP warm and dry this winter in one of our NEW OVERCOATS. There’s a fine range of D.B. and S.B. styles, in smart patterns. and shades. At 45/- these coats are great value, you couldn’t get a better bargain anywhere! BEN DUDFIELD, LTD. ) TAILORS AND MERGERS ■■■■■nil 25 PEEL STREET PHONE 63

For Sale — 150 ACRES AT MANUTUKE qriHiS is a very desirable property, comprising 50 acres of fk ts and 100 acres of easy hill country facing the sun. There is a very nice 6-roomed house, with electric raige and lighting, and an up-to-date cowshed. £2150 walk-in, walk-out :: Cash over mortgage CARRYING 60 cows, 3 bulls, 1 boar, 7 sows, 14 fattening pigs, 8 slips, and 2 horses. Farm implenients include one mower and a rake. The tenure includes a renewable lease at a half-yearly rental of £35/16/11. BALL 8c CRAWSHAW GISBORNE'S LEADING LAND AGENTS SECURITY BUILDINGS - - * PEEL STREET