FURNITURE ENEER Suites, very latest styles, Splendid workmanship, moderate prices.—Reg Humphreys C^ 1 " 61 ' maker. next Cave Bros.. Phone 1555. AID Willie to Maggie, "I've got a fat rise," Said Maggie to Willie, "What a lovelv surprise l ." Said \\ Ulie to Maggie, "I'll give you a treat, I'll buy vou the very best Chesterfield Suite ' We'll get it at COCHRANE'S thev're lavish with springs. There s no other place with such beautiful things " Walk one block and save £2/10/- on a Chesterfield Suite. T. N. Cochrane, The Dependable Upholsterer. LEE SPECIALS Hosiery Repairs.—Free Ladder Repair ottered with every pair Hose, 5/11 and over purchased from Phyllis Lee's, Regent Bldg. >HYLLIS LEE Regent Bldg. for x your Berlei Foundation Garments. All "figure types catered Cor. Free fitting service at your disposal. COUNTRY Visitors —For best values In reliable quality Hosiery and Underwear, remember the address, Phyllis Lee. 3 doors from Regent Theatre. FRUIT, _VEQETABLES TrlSickson's Fruit Mart, Eating Apples, 6/- per case; Ballarat Jooklng Apples, b/- per case; Eating Apples, 51b. 1/-; Cooking Apples, 61b. 1/-, Jam Melons, Id per lb. Lemons, 12 a 1/-. Free Delivery Phone 1450. AT Dickson's Gisborne's cheapest wholesale and retail Fruiterer. South Island Potatoes, 15/- per large sack; 281 k 2/6; lulb. 1/-. Sold with money-back guarantee. Free delivery. Phone_l4so. __. A~PPLESv— Ballarats, 61b. 1/-; a'nd 5/- per case. Dessert Apples from 3d per lb. Hardy's Fruit Exchange. ARMALADE Oranges and N.Z. Grapefruit. 6 or S lor 1/-; always Fresh at Hardy's Fruit Exchange, 34 (-•eel Street. FLOWERS. BULBS. ETC. ALL kinds of Fruit Trees in stock, also Ornamental Hedges and Flowering Shrubs. D. S. Thompson & Co. , .. S, Exhibition Rotation A Flowering, to follow autumn sown oulbs. 1/- dozen, 50 for 3/-, 100 5/posted. Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, SSORTED Rainbow Hybrid Gladiolus Prize Strain, guaranteed flowering bulbs, g. rgeous colours, 4/dozen. 50 for 14,-. Griffiths' Nureeries, Mt. Eden. Auc.slar.d. ASPARAGUS and Rhubarb Roots, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Onion and Lettuce Plants. D. S. Thompson & Co ALBIZZIA. —Masses of clear pink flowers; choice; 3/6. Acacia Pra. ,'issima (new), the finest wattle sjrown; 2/6. D. S. Thompson & Co. ROMATIC Lily oL Valley. Tiger *• Lily, Regale, Umbellatum, Henryii Xmas, Valotta Lillies, 1/- each. Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. •EAUTIFUL Roses, Hybrid Tea ' scented varieties. Collection 12 distinct type's 13/- posted. Griffiths Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. pOMPLETE Stock of all gardeners' *- / requisites—Flower ft Vegetable Seeds, Humber Fish manure, spraying material, Flower Pots. Secateurs, Derrldust, Slugene, etc.—"Berridges." LADlOLl—special "Regal" strain, large clean conns. Named varieties, 9d each, 7/6 doz. Choice mixture 5/- doz. posted.—"Berridges." "UGE stock of high grade Flower - Seedlings in dozens of seasonable varieties. Prompt attention to all orders.— "Berridges." SEED Potatoes.—Good, clean graded Seed; varieties to suit every soil: small or large quantities. D. S. Thompson & Co. 2EEDLINGS, Plants. Shrubs and ■3 Orchard Trees in great variety. Plant now. Selected stock only at Hardy's Fruit Exchange, Peel Street. 3HRUBS, Roses, Fruit Trees, Shel- ~ ter Trees, Hedge Plants, etc. All ■well rooted and good shape. Orders ! packed to travel anywhere.—"Berridges." WEST END CASH GROCERY FOR SERVICE. PHONE 920 —The West End Cash Grocery for your next order. Orders caller for and delivered the same day. rpuE West End Cash Grocery, ■*■ Phone 920, W. D. Tarr. In stock: Cooking and Eating Apples, Pollard, Bran, Potatoes. Maize, and Wheat, at keen cash prices. Try us.
WD. TARR, The West End Cash • Grocery, Phone 920, for service and satisfaction. Carbonettes In stock. Yates' new season's seeds stocked. WANTED TO BUY ~~ >ONER Cows and Bulls; highest -* cash price given.—J. E. Haisman. WANTED. —Turkeys, Ducks, Fowls; any quantities—Masonic Hotel. 43_ Prime Poultry; Porkers and Baconers Highest market catea.— flampton'a Ltd.. Phone 271 M. Y*7 ANTED to Buy.—Six Roomed " House, between Peel Street, and Roebuck Road. £IOO deposit. Write details to No. C, Herald. 293 FdR _ BALE~ "I7OR SALE.—7S Shares Adair Bros., A r ..I lr. m i.„ Innos' T.nVVA KtfOet. Ltd .—J a mes In nes' Lowe Street. -Station Hack, Child' Pony, and Farm Horse. Phom iBinKRIR SALE.—Rimu Dining Suite, Palm Stand, etc. owners leaving Gishorn i\_ 17_ Desmond Road. 2ft2_ IjOli Sale.—4-piece Oak Bedroom • Suite (Cost £35), £15.-17 Desmond Road. , 29? I7OR SALE.—T. Ford, tray model; good tyres; certificate fitness, ,_ i f, — 1 7 Desmond Road. 292 FOR SALE.—I Acre, 37.9 Perches, at brown's Bay. Auckland. Write No. 3,.Herald. 289_ FOR SALE.—Oldsmobile Liglit Six Touring Car; good, order; registered; certificate fitness. 74 Customhouse Street. 2U SALE.—Best Quality White Tawa and Manuka Firewood. Cash on delivery. Phone 1242 W. EXTRA Heavy Jute Cow Covers, 8/0 each. 28oz. Green Jute Covers, 13/-.—At Hansens.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19699, 3 August 1938, Page 1
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