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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 72, Issue 6240, 10 June 1946, Page 7

'"y 1.?.-.w<s M.h : p f 'u i^Mp i^^ LOOK BEHINdSoUH DUSTBIN/ \4 Over Great Britain creeps the shadow of hunger and malnutrition. In New Zealand many dustbins bulge with wan-tonly-wasted food. Help Britain NOW. Save coupons—avoid food waste—buy only what you need ®Your Local MASTER GROCER urges your co-operation in the FOOD FOR BRITAIN Campaign

TREES THAT GROW SHELTER TREES FOR PLANTING NOW LAWSONIANA 2-year and 3-year, 40/'—, 45/—, 50/—, 55/ per 100 MACROCARP A, 2-year 40/-, 45'-. 50/- per 100 BENTHAMI, 2-year 40/-. 45/-, 50/- per 100 PINUS INSIGNIS. 2-year 35/-. 40/- 100. £l4 per 1000 PINUS INSIGNIS, 1-year 40/- per 1000 EUCALYPTUS 15/-. 17/6 per 100 IMPORTANT Don’t let shortage wire hold up planting. Our Prime Fence Controller with one barb wire will do the job. SEE US NOW WRIGHTSTEPHENSON 8 Co Ltd. AFTER HOURS, PRODUCE: C. McDONALD, ’phone 615

LADIES & GENTS ! WRISTLET WATCHES from £4/10 3 WE STOCK ONLY 15 and 17 JEWEL WATCHES 2 and 3 Year Guarantee For QUALITY: JOHN PEARSON WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU

MASON’S LEAD THE WAY IN LOCAL NURSERY PRODUCTION—WHY? We are continually experimenting on new stocks and new varieties, different and better methods of production, especially to suit our district. Notable successes include: 1. That apple trees could be raised locally on a commercial scale, and and we can now even supply other Nurseries. , 2. That Apricots could be grown to fruit locally if grown on a certain stock. 3. After several years experimenting we arc now producing citrus trees under local conditions. Being the pioneers in this industry in the Waikato, we can recommend suitable varieties on a stock to suit local conditions. 4. Roses are now being raised successfully by us on our light soil in Standard or Dwarf varieties this year for the first time in Te Awamutu’s history. r FOR YOUR HORTICULTURAL PROBLEMS AND NEEDS CONSULT US FIRST MASON’S NURSERIES Phone 208—310 D TE AWAMUTU THE LEADING NURSERYMEN