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Taranaki Daily News, 31 March 1934, Page 1

STRATFORD SPECIALS. QABPENTERING: When requiring a carpenter at a satisfactory price, ’phone 707, A. Sullivan, Juliet Street, Stratford. Estimates free. t.t.s. JJEMSTITCHINGr~ Dverlocking, PleaG ing, Machines repaired, new and used Machines for sale at Service Sewing Machine Co., opp. P.O. Stratford. f.x. oaseß2S»c»aQiaaßnssamaseßnH&aKDaraDGi2Ens9BKsmaKiimsm PLANTS AND SEEDS FOR SALE. A NEMONES! Ranunculi! Magnificent large flowering varieties. Large 5/-, medium 3/- 100. Dryburgh Nurseries, Rocklands Avenue, Mt. Eden, e.x. 'XNEMONES~and Ranunculus. Prize large bulbs. Choice mixed doubles. 1/- dozen; 5/- 100 posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland.e.x. OEAUTIFUL Tulips, Darwin Giants; large plump bulbs. Usually 7/6 doz. 4/- doz. posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. e.x. "A TTRACnVE Hyacinths, large bulb£ Crimsons, Pinks, Blues, Yellows, Lavender, White. 9d each; 8/- dozen posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt Eden, Auckland.' ex - AROMATIC Freesias, 9d dozen. Trumpet Daffodils, 1/- dozen. Iris Tingitana Blue, 1/6 dozen. Tritonia and Ixias, 1/- dozen. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. e.x. FAWSONIANA, 2-years, 11/- 100; oneyear 40/-. Seedlings 30/- 1000. Freight paid. Macdonald, Manurewa, Auckland. c.x. W. G. HAYWARD, NURSERYMAN AND FLORIST, (Late W. Moss.) ’Phone 255 D, Eltham Exchange. WREATHS, ETC., ON SHORTEST NOTICE. Eltham Agents: Farmers’ Co-op. Pansies: “Bath’s Empress,” “Bath’s Yellow Empress,” “Bath’s Bronze Empress,” all at 2/6 per dozen. Polyanthus: A new strain of Polyanthus, “Blackmore and Langdon’s New Superb Hybrids,” very choice, at 3/per dozen. Sweet William: A new Purple Sweet William, at 2/- per dozen. ALL PLANTS POST FREE FOR CASH WITH ORDER. List of other Perennial Seedlings on application. 2 EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL. M R - R. N EVILLE R enaud - HAS RESUMED TUITION. Address: Dawson Street, New Plymouth. Q.RACE QRIFFITHS, SOLO PIANISTE. ACCOMPANISTE, , ADJUDICATOR. Teacher of Pianoforte Theory, etc. Vacancies for a limited number of Pupils. Examination Record: Over a period of 12 years, 100 per cent, passes. Average entry of 15 pupils. ALL GRADES. ALL EXAMINATIONS. NEW ADDRESS: Studio, “Muritai,” Woolcombe Terrace, Via Gover and Eliot Streets, New Plymouth. EASTER GOING CAMPING OR HAVING VISITORS? Well ■ then, Plates, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Primus, etc. New Beds from 27/6, New Mattresses from 17/6, also Second-hand. Then to cheer up life generally, we can supply a Violin, Mandolin, Guitar, Ukulele, Xylophone, Side Drum and Effects, Banjo, or Mouth Organs. We stock anything and everything and even have a “stars and Stripes” of U.S.A, amongst our very odd collection, we may have just that odd article you require, so it will pay you to— TOY SMITH’S FIRST - “Up-to-Date” Second-hand Dealers, “Only” Fumigated Book Exchange, and “The Model Aeroplane Depot.” ARIKI STREET, NR FARMERS’ CO-OP. SPECIAL SALE OF USED CARS AND NEW RADIO SETS. Our Annual Balance takes place on March 31, and until this date we are offering a big Discount on the following used cars:— 4 AUSTIN 7 SEDANS. 2 MORRIS MINOR SEDANS. 2 CHRYSLER SEDANS. 2 AUSTIN SIX CYLINDER SALOONS. 1 FORD TOURER. 1 MORRIS TOURER. ! RADIOS. 3 NEW S.T.C. CABINET SETS. [1 NEW PHILCO CABINET SET. 2 NEW PHILCO MANTLE SETS. , FARMERS’ CO-OP. GARAGES. NEW PLYMOUTH. STRATFORD, ! HAWERA. XTOTE.—Under the Postal Regulations Correspondence addressed to a nom-de-plume, initials, or number, to care of any Post Office, will NOT be forwarded from office of posting. Advertisers who ( do not desire their names and addresses disclosed may have replies addressed c/o Daily News, New Plymouth, Stratford or Hawera. All such replies will Ibe forwarded to advertisers promptly.

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