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Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1935, Page 1

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.-- 7 They’re fleecy lined and ever s® warm. WOMEN’S BLOOMERS )-C w Women’s Fleeoy Lined Bloom- / ers ’ £ Quality <jotton, J B A double inset gusset. Well I Im with elastic at waist and ' I \ knee. Light and dark colours. 2/11 O.S. andX.O.S.-3/j ! Wool and Cotton CARDIGANS Wool and Cotton Cardigans. Ideal for house wear, fitted on to striped basque and cuffs. Colours Gold, ■Saxe. Almond, Maize, White. Size W. Ordinary, . Price 9/11. Special Price 5/11 .1 - 1 - - . Men’s Winter Weight UNDERWEAR , f , ' i-'.- . ' Singlets, Trousers to match. Fleecy lined. British made for lasting wear. Men’s and. G.SI sizes. Special Value 3/11 each Garment. NOTE: WOOL COMPETITION CLOSES JUNE 22. “GROWING WITH NEW PLyMOUTH*

Flints and Wick, Black, extra hard, 6d bottle. Drain Drags, Skelton’s, heavy ditch, suitable for hard work, 5 prong, .13/- each. . Axes, “Kelly Dandenong” (best grade), 12/9 each. T Hay Knives, Skelton’s solid steel, T handle, 22/6. “Mattson” Hay and Ensilage Knife, with foot attachment, made from best saw steel, with serrated cutting edge, 26/-. Scythe Blades, Tyzack’s English, solid blades,-10/6, 11/6, and 12/6 each. Adzes, Birkinshaw and Brades, 5/9, ~6/3 and 6/6 each. / Hacksaws, with adjustable frames, complete with one blade, 1/11 each. CYRIL MOSS, STOREKEEPER, PUNGAREHU.

PLANTS AND SEEDS FOR SALE. rj.LADIOLI-Special Qtters 1935 Season—24 Bulbs in 12 named varieties from our selected list, £1 l/~> 12 named championship bulbs,, £1 4/-. Our bulbs have won over 30 championships. Be early. Stocks are definitely limited. Jackson and Son, Niger House. fm. “PLANTS 'that Please.” Macrocarpa", . farmers’ “gilt edged” investment tree. Excellent shelter. Grow your own posts and firewood. Best trees in New Zealand. 25/-, 30/- and 35/- per 100. Only few thousand left. Inspection cordially invited. “Woodleigh” Nurseries, Frankleigh Park, New Plymouth.. Close to Bus stop. ■ f-X. A NEMONES and Ranunculus, Double Prize Mixed, September flowering, rotation planting. 1/- dozen, 5/- 100 posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland, S.l. _j__ pEAUTIFUL Scented Rose Trees in 50 named varieties: Orange, Pink, Salmon, Crimson, etc. 12/- dozen posted. Guaranteed. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland, S.l. _f.x. A BUNDANT Flowering Gladiolus' in rare shades of Blues, Violets, Orange, Ruffled Salmons, etc. 6/6 dozen, 50 named 1 20/-. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland, S.l. f.x. A PPLES, Peaches, Pears, Plums, NecA tarines, strong 2-year bearing trees, guaranteed true. 18/- dozen on rail. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland, SA. f x - A NEMONES, Ranunculi, “Giant Florentine,” immense blooms, gll double, 3/6 100. Sanders, Box 931, Auckland, f.x. ALL gardeners need “N.Z. Flower Grower,” foremost. New Zealand Gardening fortnightly. 6d all booksellers, or from National Magazines Ltd., Box 1680, Wellington. f yyAIMATE ' PINUS INSIGNUS, For smothering gorse large trees, 20-36 in. size, are best suited for this class of planting. After cutting gorse do not burn it; let it lay so as to prevent the gorse seeds germinating and just make spaces enough to plant the trees. The cut gorse also acts as shelter to the large size trees. For open planting medium size 18-24 in. trees are most suitable as they do not get knocked about with the weather so much. All classes of nursery stock on hand. Opunake Times office every Saturday evening. Watch for Macrocarpa planting hints next week. A. GEORGE WANTED KNOWN. A CNE, Eczema, Psoriasis, all skin and scalp ailments instantly relieved and successfully treated by mail. Booklet posted. Consultations free.' Klexema. f.x. -A LOPECSA Seborrhoea, dull and falling hair restored to health by Klex ema treatment. We never fail to give satisfaction. Nearest branch, Hamilton. - / TZ'LEXEMA will conquer your skin or .scalp trouble; 3d vice free. Write to Klexema. National Bank Buildings, Vic> toria St., Hamilton, or 104 Dilworth ffidgSy gustos