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Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 October 1932, Page 8

G. W. SELLAR, F.1.A.N.Z., F.I.C.A, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT & AUDITOR. LICENSED LAND AND ESTATE AGENT & SHAREBROKER. 8 PEBRY STREET. P.O. BOX 54. ’PHONES: Office 1216; Private 1315. AGENCIES—ROYAL INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Fire). THE OCEAN ACCIDENT & GUARANTEE CORP., LTD. (Accident). THE GUARDIAN TRUST & EXECUTORS CO. OF N.Z., LTD. SUNNY BUNGALOW—COLOMBO ROAD. FOR LEASE. A DAIRY FARM OF 250 ACRES. T HAVE FOR LEASE a Dairy Farm of 250 acres, situated near the Greytown Factory. This is firstclass dairying land, and nas carried 100 cows. The Trustees will lease for a period of five years at a reasonable rental to a good man. The dairying season will soon be starting, and no time should be lost in making an inspection of this property. Terms and conditions on application. TO LET. CHOP & BUILDINGS lately occupied by Masterton Hardware, Ltd., situate Perry Street. Easy terms to good tenant. QJHOP in Central Arcade Buildings, Queen Street. CHICK, TIME IS HERE! OUR CHICK RAISERS CHICK RAISERS (Fine and Coarse Quality.) STARTING MASH STARTING MASH GROWING MASH GROWING MASH Are Recommended by Expert Poultry Keepers. Freshly Prepared from Purest Cereals at our own Grinding Mills. G. H. PERRY & CO., LTD, SPECIALISTS IN GROUND MEALS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ’Phones— Merchandise 1105 Office 1301 Bulk Store 1066 SALE! SALE! J. KITCHENER, QUEEN STREET. NOW ON! QUALITY FOOTWEAR WILL BE SACRIFICED AT BARGAIN PRICES. KITCHENER’S, KITCHENER’S, QUEEN STREET (opp. Post Office.) SALE! SALE!

SALE SALE! FOX FOUXTEEN DAYS. Q.REAT REDUCTIONS on all our first-class, up-to-date stock of MEN'S & ROYS' CLOTHING. Bead these reductions on Men’s Suits:—Usual Price £4/5/-, Sale Price £3/2/6; Usual Price £5/15/-, Sale Price £4/2/6; Usual Price £4/10/-, Sale Price £3; Usual Price £4/15/6, Sale Price £3 10/-; Usual Price £6/5/-, Sale Price, £4 10/-; Usual Price £7/17/6, Sale Price £5/10/-. INSPECTION INVITED. P. HAMIIL & CO., MEN’S OUTFITTERS, KEEN’S CORNER, QUEEN STREET. NEW DWARF Hybrid Dahlia.—The Novelty Plant of the season—something outstanding. In introducing to the public Unwin’s New Dwarf Hybrid Dahlias, wo have no hesitation in saying that this hybrid, the outcome of ten years’ hybridisation and selection, claims a leading place in summer bedding plants. Please do not confuse this novelty with the ordinary Coltness Gem Hybrids, which it dwarfs in significance. Growing about ISin. high, this new Dahlia, with its remarkably long 'flowering season, makes a brilliant 'and striking bed when massed together. In our opinion, it surpasses Zinnias for effect. The semi-double flowers of large size, practically cover the foliage continually the whole season, until cut by frost. The plants we are now offering will commence blooming in about three weeks, and will continue until frosted. They embrace wide and most charming ranges of colours, including White, Pink, Salmon, Apricot, Lemon, Orange, Red, Scarlet, Crimson, etc. The popularity of those plants is assured, and all who would have a brilliant spot of these beautiful new Dwarf Dahlias in their garden are advised to procure now, as our supply is limited. Orders despatched strictly in rotation. — East feast Seed and Nursery Co., Johnstone Street, ’phone 1-lo'J. Town Agent: A. Hayes, Fruiterer, Queen Street.