FRUIT, PRODUCE, SEEDS, Etc. Y^UCERNE SEED. — We have several lines of choice Lucerne Seed, Marlborough and Hawke's Bay Seed: 1/- lb and 9d lb. Good germination. We will buy any crop harvested from sowing the above choice seeds. — Langley 's, 'Phone 2924 Hastings. JWO TONS Sutton 's Supreme Seed Potatoes from certified, cheap for cash. Address at 454, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. gEEDLINGS — Carnations, Asters and many others: 2 doz. for 9d. Mfs. R. Webby, 107 Davis Street, Hastings. J'OR SALE — Brown Spanish Onion Plants: 6/- 1,000. Apply Box 234 Hastings. QNION PLANTS, 9/- per 1000, Brown and Straw Spanish. Posfc paid. Rosebank Nursery, Avondale. ^FTER "THE RAIN — Sow Pi^i, Beans, Carrots, Parsnips, Beet, etc.; choice tested seeds.— A. F. Redgrave & Co., Ltd. ^FTER THE RAIN — - Plant out Flower Seedlings: Choice Bonfire Salvia, Zinnias, African and French Marigolds, etc.— A. F. Redgrave & Co. Ltd. ^FTER THE RAIN— Plant out: To'matoes, Onions, Lettuce, Cabbage; 10,000 plants to choose from. — A. F. Redgrave & Co., Ltd. ^FTER THE RAIN— Sow? Pumi .IHs, Squash, Melons, Marrows, Cucinnbers. Choice tested seeds. — A. F. Redgrave & Co., Ltd. ^FTER THE RAIN — Plant out: Cape Gooseberries, Kumeras, Dwarf Tomatoes, etc.— A. F. Redgrave & Co., Ltd. AFTER THE RAIN— Sow Gleam Nasturtiums, Zinnias, Asters, Portulaccas, etc. — A. F. Redgrave & Co. Ltd. AFTER THE RAIN— Plant Seed Potatoes early and late varieties can . still be planted. — A. F. Redgrave & Co., Ltd. A FTER THE RAIN— Plant French Beans, Butter Beans, Runner Beans, choice seed.— A. F. Redgrave & Co., Ltd. A STERS, Phlox, Zinnias. All guaranteed finest strain obtainable: 4/6 100. Dryburgh Nurseries, Rocklands Ave., Mt. Eden. CUGAR BEET ROOTS growu by R. Hansen and W. Walker, of Clive, demonatrating the pig feed value on show at Simmonds & Co. Pedigree seed and growing instruetions supplied only by A. Simmonds & Co., and W. Greening, Nurseryman, Havelock N. „ A TLACITE WEED KILLER, thelaTe A sodium clorate non-inflamma ble. Special quotes. — A. Simmonds & Co., Ltd., Hastings and Napier. 0RCHARDISTS. Be sure and use Sherwin- Williams Arsenate of Lead and Sulpas for extra fancy quality. — A. Simmonds & Co., Ltd., Seedsmen, Hastings and Napier. OIMMONDS for extra special Vegetable and Flower Plants. Choice strains of Tomato Plants. — A. Simmonds & Co., Ltd., Seedsmen, Hastings and Napier. QIMMONDS for Double Dressed Lucerne Seed and Mangolds. None better proeurable. — A. Simmonds & Co., Ltd., Seedsmen, Hastings and Napier. UOW Fletcher's Ideal Coreless Carrot. Once grown always grown: 6cU — Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. QOW Turnip Rooted Parsnxp, grows ^ quickly, marrowfat quality; 6d pkt. Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. gOW World 's Wonder or Miracle Pea, drought resisting, great cropper; 1/- pkt. Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. pLANT NOW for summer display: Delphinium, Ursinia Viscaria, Verbena, Nemesia, Shizanthus, Lupins, Petunia, Roso Queen and Giant Frilled, Lobelia. From C. B. Hixon, Ltd., 'Phone 2388 Hastings. Q.REENFLY is now becoming bad. Spray with Black Leaf 40 or Katakiller. From C. B. Hixon, Ltd., 'Phone 2388. JXLANT NOW: Carnation, Chaubaud Giants; Aquilegia, Phlox, Godetia, Clarkia, Penstemon.,- From C. B. Hixon Ltd., 'Phone 2388. gEST TABLE POTATOES: South Island Dakota Reds. New shipment to hand.— A. F. Redgrave & Co., Ltd., Hastings. gUCERNE SEED — Our extra special Marlborough and Hunter River. Tested for 'germination and purity. — A. F. Redgrave, & Co., Ltd. jy\A.NGEL SEED — Best imported strains: Ornnge Globe, Prizewinuer Yellow Globe, Half Sugar Red, Jersey Queen, Golden Tankard, Long Red. rested seed. — A. F. Redgrave & Co. Ltd. JjUELD CARROTS and Pumpkins. Fresh, new season 's seed in all 5eld Carrots, Cattle Pumpkins, Squashes, Iroa Bark Pumpkins, etc. — A. F. Redgrave & Co., Ltd. gOUTH Island Hand Picked Seed Potatoes: Arran Banner, Iron Duke, Up-to-Date, King Edward. — A. F. Redgrave & Co., Ltd.
gROKEN WINDOWS promptly attended to. None too Iarge or too small. J. 30. Bullivant, cr. Iving and St. Aubyn Streets. Phone 3862 "'gsJ^IBBY'S Sandwich lielisli 1/3, Libby's jNlustard Paste 9d, Palmalade for sandwiphes 6d, Tomato Paste Sd. — ^At Poatfhs', Hastings. "OOACHS' for Groceries — Dried Apricots 1/4, Dried Peeled Peaclies 1/4, Dessert Prunes 9d, Dried Nectarines 1/4. pAM'S, the modern Baking Powder. Once used, always used. Full guarantee. Large tins 1/3, at Roachs', Hasting*
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 29, 28 October 1937, Page 1
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