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Fruit, Plants, Produce MAPUA oats $l3 with sack exchange, ph. Ohoka 895.

BEDDING PLANT V2 PRICE SALE .Box Lots only $3.00 ' Paks only 85c rVn i Veges on| y 6so JjjHS Ageratum, Alyssum, Antirrhinum, Aster, Begonias, Celosia, Dahlia, Impatens, Lobelia, Marigolds, Petunias, Phlox, Salvia, Stock, Verbena. STILL TIME TO PLANT FOR SUMMER COLOUR O—Q .. "rtM C < J NURSERIES /'X 15WYCHBURYST, SPREYDON V- ® OFF BARRINGTON STREET OPPOSITE PARK J> Open Monday to Saturday f 8 a.m.-5 p.m. \VfLI Closed Sundays j£p2J THE FRUIT BARN REDWOOD ORCHARDS Apricots $1.29 kg Moorpark Nectarines Earliblaze Peaches $6.99 case Red Haven Apples Tree ripened Gravensteins REDWOOD ORCHARDS Hawkins Rd (off Prestons Rd) Open 9.30-5 p.m. daily Phone 853-762 CSV HARVEST FRESH BULK BUYS ☆ NEW ☆ CORN POTATOES Picking now I Kings Red Mans Anchor Digging Daily ☆ GHERKINS ☆ BEANS First of the season Freshly picked green beans ☆ MARROWS ☆ COURGETTES New seasons Scallapinos and yellow courgettes harvested daily ft RED ☆ PUMPKINS CABBAGE First of the season Large and hearty ☆ BEETROOT Long and round W CUCUMBERS Casesand bunches Outdoor and telegraph The Vege Pot hours 8 a.m. — 5.30 p.m. 432 Prestons Road (Burwood end) Open 7 days LOBURN ‘Canterbury’s Fruit Bowl’ WHITEROCK — RIVERLEA — SILVERSTREAM SAMPSONS RAWHITI *1 " — PURPLE. HEIGHTS ASHLEY GORGE — FRUITLANDS DUNLOPS BANDON /FRUIT BOWL GROVE PINE \ COTTAGE 1 | WILLOWBURN COLDSTREAM —L RANGIORA OXFORD WOODEND n CHRISTCHURCH Come out to Loburn /and be pleasantly surprised at our wide variety of delicious peaches, nectarines, plums, and berryfruit. All top quality for eating, preserving and; freezing. Also apples and pears in season.