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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 645, 28 June 1921, Page 5

SERGES Half-Price Sneered at a sacrifice freat an importer forced to realise. navy LL WuCl Black S7/G, now 18/9. 54 In eke* Wide, All Wool, last Dyes. BLACK A\L V r V Liii-akh Overcoating, 64in,now V.'rite for pattcraa to GLASSONS .Varddl’n Salldiags, CmM ftteoet, iJhristrhurch. ARTISTiCFURNITURE FOR EVERY HOME. • i jjQW IN STOCK AND MADE TO • v i ORDER. No need to go ,to Auckland for FURNITURE REQUIREMENTS. Save freight, trouble and risk of damage by buying locally at W. McClintock’s WAREHOUSE, KUv'G STREET. PUKEKOHfi.

Ai 1 J s Pr st FOR PROMPT DELIVERY. BARBERRY, STRONG PLANTS, 70/to 80/- per 1000. ELEAGNUS JAPONICA, FINE PLANTS. 25/- to 30/- per 100. M A CROC A RPA, WELL ROOTED BUSHY PLANTS, 45/- to 50/per 100. PRIVET, STRONG PLANTS, 30/- to 40/- per 100. ROSES, A CHOICE SELECTION, 18/dozen. < GOOSEBERRY BUSHES, BEST KINDS, 12/- dozen. RHUBARB ROOTS, 5/- to 7/6 dozen. ENGLISH BARB WIRE, 47/6 cwt. AMERICAN PLAIN WIRE, No. 8. 32/6 cwt. POSTS, AKE -ARE, HARD AND DURABLE, €9 10/- per 100. POSTS, MACROCARPA, £8 10/- per 100. POSTS, EUCALYPTUS, £8 per 100. RATTENS, 20/- per 100. CALCUTTA BONEDUST, £l7 per ton. ALL GOODS ADVERTISED ARE SIM STOCK. E A 9 NURSERY AND SEEDSMAN, BUCKLAND. CLEAR out your odd lines by running a few Is pops in this column. S ; v insertions 5s cash, 7s hd booked.