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Wanganui Chronicle, 5 June 1950, Page 1

WANTED TO BUY FORD V 8 or similar size; will ex- 4 change Ford Prefect, 1941, and pay 1 difference. Apply Hamilton, c/o Im- ' perial Hotel. Wanganui, Tuesday, 6th, before mid-day. IRON Boiler, suitable boiling pig food. 1 Ring 3248. PAIR Light Motor cycle Wheels, complete with axles; tyres and tubes must be in good order. Ring 183W, Hunterville, evenings. STEEL Churn, large size. Apply Stan Abel’s, Hunterville. WANTED TO SELL. AGED 3 Draught Mare, broken to all work; quiet and staunch. Phone 89, Hunterville. CREAM Kitchen Cabinet, new condition; large outside Meat Safe. Phone 2646, Marton. DINGHY, 10ft, ash oars and rowlocks. Price £l3. Ring 137 D, Hunterville. DINNER Suit, tailored, first grade material and condition; size 4 to 5. Too small for owner. Phone 2313, Marton. GOOD Iron Roof. What offer? Phone 4540. GOOD Shacklock Orion Coal Range, left-hand boiler. Rinf 4370. PORTABLE Gramophone; perfect order. Address at Chronicle. YES! Dixon’s, Hawera, can supply well known Pianos such as Kuhla, Collinson, Kock and Sohn, Hopkinson. SPOIL, in town, for the taking away or cartage price. Phone 2665. TYRES, 16in., suitable for trailers (not retreadable); cheap. AutoWreckers, 363 Avenue. TRAILERS, new (2), on 16in. tyres. Apply 4 Springvale Road. KAIKAWAKA Battens, good line, £3/7/6 on roadside. Phone 161 Ohakune, evenings. YES, Dixon’s, Hawera, have 8 Collard & Collard and Geo. Rogers & Son Pianos on the water. It will pay to wait arrival. 4-COW McCormick Milking Plant, good condition; cheap for cash. Address at Chronicle. BUY YOUR WINE AT WHOLESALE PRICE, direct from N.Z. Leading Vineyards: PURE GRAPE PORT or SHERRY (70/- per case, 12 quart bottles). ASSORTED CASE £4 per case (4 Port, j 4 Sherry, 2 Cocktail, 2 Brandy Liqueurs). Free freight to nearest port or Railway Station. AMALGAMATED WINES, HENDERSON, AUCKLAND. ONE WAY TO SAVE! BY buying high-class Used Furniture you will save pounds. Call and inspect our large range of:— Bedroom Suites, ’ Manrobes, Tallboys, full panel-end s. Beds and Mattresses, 1 exceptional double-door Mirrored Wardrobe. Also—Light Rimu Drawleaf Table and 4 Chairs, Dropside and Kitchen Tables, Cupboards, Bins, Sideboards. Splendid 9-drawer Scotch Chest, D.H. Sewing Machine, Chesterfield Suite, 9 x 12 as new Axminster, 16ft. Ladder, Crockery, Etc. CITY FURNITURE EXCHANGE, Opp Regent. - - Phone 5383 Lawnmower Repairs a specialty. Collection and delivery free. PHOTOGRAPHS. SOLDIERS’ Snaps from overseas copied, printed, enlarged, and framed. Reasonable prices. Tesla Studios, Wanganui. IT’S WINE WEATHER. WHEN there’s the Air, what could be better than a Portello Dry Sherry from Lawrences? PORTELLO~bry"Sherry~at~9d Glass (with biscuits) is served at our Private Bar for Men or in the Lounge for Ladies. PORTELLO Reserve Port a rare and fine Port of medium sweetness land fine Bouquet —9- bottle. . SPORTSMEN, of course, know the . merits of Dry Sherry for improving the stamina. ; IF you are planning a Wedding Recep- ! tion, 21st Birthday or Social let us supply the Wines, etc. • WE are prepared to refund on any unopened bottles returned. Lawrence’s Wine Bar is opposite Purser’s. , PLANTS FOR SALE. FREE 800k—36 pages, in natural colours, offering winter novelties. - Write today. Griffiths Ltd., Mi. Eden, • Auckland. ROSES Choice named varieties, tea scented. Wide range of delightful - colours. 30/- dozen, posted. Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland. LUPINS—Giant Russell, gorgeous colour combinations, one year roots, 7 12/- dozen posted. GrifHiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. LILACS, flowering immediately. New - choice shades. 4/6 each. Set of 6, s 21/- posted. Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden, ’• Auckland. GLADIOLI —Choice collection of won--1 derful colours. Immense flowers on r strong stems, 10/- dozen. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. CITRUS TREES—FruitingTize, Sweet - Oranges, Mandarins, Lemons. Grapefruit, 15/-, 20/- each f.o.r. Griffiths, Mt. Eden. Auckland. THE WORLD'S MOST FRAGRANT ; FLOWER: “TUBEROSE THE ;• PEARL.” IT has been said that the fragrance 5. of Tuberose the Pear] makes Roses and Violets seem commonplace. So delicately alluring is the perfume of this aristocratic garden gem. >• that it is fiercely competed for as a ■ cut-flower in the markets. Recently, spikes sold at 1/- NOT PER SPIKE, r but PER BLOOM. And each spike produces a dozen blooms or more. Here is the quality garden “MUSTHAVE”—a perennial, creamy waxenpetalled beauty that dooms for four months or more, bringing loveliness d and richness to horn? and garden. Big solid roots, 2/6 each, 5 for 10/-, from: t, JOHN BEIGEF, e The QUALITY Seedsman. 9 Rangitikei St., - - Palmerston North.