FRUIT, PRODUCE, SEBDS. Bte. APPLES, Cox's O range; Pears, William and Louie; Plums, Monafcli. . Short supply. 706 Williams Street, Hastings. you NGE'S T1P-TOP TABLE TOMAX TOES, 4d lb., or 41bs. 1/-, others 3d and 2d lb; Onions, Potatoes. Corner Victoria Street, Hastings. A NEMONES1 EANUNCULIl ' ' Giant Florentine." Enormous flowering, all double: 3/6 100. Sanders, Box 931, Auckland. A NEMONES. Eanunculus. "Sunset" mixed. Guaranteed flnest obtainable: 5/- 100. Dryburgh »NurserieB, Rocklands Avenue, Mt. Eden. A NEMONES 1 Eanunculus 1 Scarlet, cnixed rr Claremont Super.*' 1mmense, all double: 3/-, 5/- 100. Eeliance Nurseries, Box 449, Auckland gOW NOW. — lceland Poppy, Giant Orange Mammoth mixed and Coonara Pink Giants. From C. B. Hixon Ltd., Heretaunga St. W. Phone 2388. OOW NOW. — Pansy Engleman's Giants, Vjola Celestiai Queen Blue and Helios Yellow; also Sweet Peas, winter flowering. From C. B. Hixon Ltd., Hastings. Phone 2388^ WE AEE NOW BOOKING GladloTi bulb orders. Call and inspect the wonderful range of colour ia these charming flowers. C. B. Hixon Ltd., Hastings. JTARMERS. — We would appreeiate your super order; any quantity at works price. Also Lime, 16/- per ton. A. Simmonds & Co. Ltd., Seedsmen and Merchants, Hastings. JpARMEKS. — WTe have large stocks oi Bluestone and Nicotene for drenciiing lambs; also Dr. Eing's Vermieide. A. Simmonds & Co. Ltd.,* Seedsmen and Merchants, Hastings. 0AMFOSA, the wonderful germ killor. Also Ointment, Soap and Toat Salve. Eecommended by leading hosprtals. A. Simmonds & Co. Ltd., Seedsmen and Merchants, Hastings. TAAIEY FAEMEES. — We have everything you require. Best rubbers, medicines, oils, scrubs and brooms. A trial solicited. A. Simmonds & Co. Lt'd., Seedsmen and Merchants, Hastings. TtfAEKET GAEDENEES. — New Season's Bulk Seeds of Webb's Won derful Lettuce, Spin'ach, Cabbage, Cauliflower, etc,- now arrived. — -A, Eedgravo & Co. Ltd. jGILOWEB SEEDS for Sowing Now. Winter-flowering Sweet Peas, wav* ed speciai varieties, lceland Poppies, new Mammoth - Sunbeam mixed, new ir t shades. A. Eedgrave & Co. Ltd. T^LOWER SEEDS for Sowing. Itofr.— Stocks,. Giant Perf ection Ten Week, and Beauty of Nice; Pangies, Master piece, large .flowered, and Roggli Giants. A. Eedgrave & Co. Ltd., / ' Tf'LOWER SEEDS for Sowing Nowj— Violas, Mauve Queen, ;Purple King, and Yellow; Di-morpthetica, Calendulas, Nemesia. A. Eedgrave & Co. Ltd. CjEEDS ior Sowing for Green Manuring, Mustard, ^ Blue Lupins, Oats and Barley. A. Eedgrave & Co. Ltd. HOWARD ROTARY HOES ■ A Eotary Hoe is available for all classes of Agriculture. Rotary'Hoes for^ Lreaking-in large . areas. Scrub, Gorse and Fern chopped up, destroyed and workcd in. II • ■ v ' The Machine that thoroughly aerates the soil, produces a perfect tilth, and levels the ground surface. No other implement is needed to produce a perfect seed bed ready for sowing. A. SIMMONDS & CO. LIMITED , AGENTS : HASTINGS. BOARD AND RESIDENCE ^pO LET— 2 furnished csunny Eoo-ms. Apply 988, Herald-Tribune, Hastmgs. " ' »T>U LET — Two furnished Eooms, 17/6 week, including gas, light, range, lron; homely people preferred. Write 987, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. pElVATE BOAED for married c'ouples, £2 per week, or two men or lady boarders; good table, garage, central, Address, 983, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. YyANTED by Business Woman — Free accommodation in return for occasional evening company. Write for particulars 976, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. 1 AEuE front Single Bedroom to Let. Fireplace. Lady for company. Terms enoderate. Addresi at 978, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. 'T'O LET — Single Eoom, ceutfal, good quiet home, all conveniences, telephone, garage, etc. Address at 973, •Herald-Tribune, Hastings. rPO LET— Two unfurnfshed Eooms, own entrance; also furnished Bach, all conveniences. 110S Nelson Street, Hastings. yyHEKE TO STAY— Rooms with conveniences or light breakfast if desired, two minutes past Railway Line, West Side. Somerset House, cnr. King and St. Aubyn Streets, Hastings. VSENSATIONAL PURCHASE — -12 three-piece Linen Suits; usualiy 75/-, last day of'Sale 25/-. Nutter's, Hastings. 'THE H APPY- BRIDE left for the south wearing a smart little costume made by Ealph Barley. Next Grand Hotel, Hastings. gENSATIONAL PURCHASE — 12 Ihree-piece Linen Suits; usualiy 75/-, last day of Sale 25/-. Nutter's, Hastings.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 24, 12 February 1937, Page 1
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