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TOURISTS AND MOTORISTS GUIDE. FRANKTON JUNCTION. EMPIRE HOTEL, A.A.A., C.T., and P.S. House; tariff, 12a Gd d,.y.—Airs. D. Wilson, Hostess. HELENSVILLE. FA A. A. Hostel, Parakai House.—Tennis court, social hall, hot mineral baths (under main roof, largo garaso.—Helensville Sr>. Auckland 46-087. HINEMOA House, Parakai.—Superior Accommodation;, mineral on premises; ,£3 4n week, 10s day.—Mrs. Keane. ORUA BAY. ''THE PINES." Orua Bay. via Onehunga. X —Spend your holidays at tho seaaido; Iry us, —M. L. Morris, Proprietor. (ACCOMMODATION House, Piha, West J\ Coast.—Tariff, £3 3s per week; phono yia Henderson Bureau.—E. Le Grice. ROTORUA. I A A.A. and Civil Service Concessions at Hotel Australia, under supervision Geo. Brett, late Trocadero. Wellington. ACCOMMODATION. First class.—Sonoma Private Hotel; tariffs 10s day.—Mrs. R. Garlick, Proprietress, Phono 473. AUSTRALIA Hotel.—First-class table, service. bathroom, accommodation; A.A.A.. Civil Service. —Wires; Australia. Phone 403. A" SSOCIATION'S Concessions. Garage free. Tho Empire. . Separate House, renovated. Cuisine unequalled. Reduced tariff. Wires: Empire. "DOTII McLean's Houses. Sold separate. X> The Empire, refurnished, renovated. Garage freo. Association's concessions.— Empire only. FENTON HOUSE, close Govt. Baths, X P. 0., Tourist Office. Select and quiet liome; good table; '£'2 5s week, 8a day.— M iss Brennen. Proprietress. ■ KINGSDALE Apartments. Furnished Rooms, with all conveniences; linen, crockery, etc., provided; 15s week each person. OAKLEIGH Private Hotel, opp. Station. —Every conv.; tariff. 8s. —Proprietress, Mrs. L. Booth. Phone 127. PALACE Hotel.—This long-established and comfortable Hostelry under entirely new management; winter tariff: best brands of wines and spirits.—W. J. Meredith. Proprietor. QUEENSLAND Private Hotel.—First-class Accommodation; tariff, 10s per day, 60s •weekly.—Mrs. Berge. Proprietress. RANDWICK, lease renewed; 9s per day; II Smina. station and baths.—Proprietress, Jkfrs. Sinton. Phone 103. SURREY House, Haupapa St.— Centrally ' situated; i'2 10s weekly.—Mra. Devin, Proprietress. Phone 217. fPHE GRANGE.—Under new Management. X Comfortable; best cooking: 4Ss wee? ge day.—Mrs Savage. Proprietress. . VICTORIA STREET SHOPPING. THIRST-CLASS Laundry.—Plenty shine; X 1 Collars a Bpecialty; give us a trial.— : Ah Chnng. 48. Victoria St. HAWKERS, Caretakers, Householders.— Be3t Prices all Bottles, Rags.—lmpe_r inl Bottlo Exchange, Freeman's Bay; 43-al,. PONSONBY ROAD SHOPPING. ADVANCE with the Times.—Used MotorCycles. Bicycles, Prams, Accessories; lit bedrock.—West, Three Lamps. FRUIT FOR SALE. ! A PPLES, Salome. bright red dessert, Jt\. splendid flavour; 5s bushel; railage paid.—E. B. Smith. Henderson. A~ PPLES, best mixed variety; Keiffer Pears, food sound, Id per lb.—Hogs, Golf Rd.. New Lynn. I .4 PPLES. Eating or Cooking. Ist grade, jrL 6s Gd; 2nd grade, 4s; rail freight paid. •—H. E. Lamont. Kaukapakapa. A PPLES, Dessert. Cooking: Pears. Bottii ling or Cooking; mixed if/ desired, rail paid.—John Piatt. Henderson. APPLES, Delicious, 6s bushel case; large Cooking, 5s bushel caso; railage paid, i—H. Cutler. Henderson. APPLES; 421b cases, splendid eating, 5s fid; i cases, 20s; freight paid.—!. Stewart, Orchardist. Kaukapakapa. DELICIOUS, choice, wrapped, Gs bushel; large Cookers. 4s Gd: Red Dessert, 4s 6d; railage paid.—E. B. Smith, Henderson. DELICIOUS, GS; Salome. ss; Cookers, ss; Grapes, dessert, 7lb. ss; Grape trimmings for wine, etc., ripe, superior quality. 241b 7s; usual guarantee; railage paid. —Lake View Orchards, Box 25, To Ivau■whata. DELICIOUS, 7s, ss; small, 4s; Cooking Apples. 4s Gd; mixed culls, 3s Gd. Pears: Dessert. .7s 6d: small, 5s Gd; bottling, 7s, 4s 6d bushel; rail paid.—Not exporting best quality from H. C. Henderson, To Kauwhata. , LIMITED Time.r-Cull Apples, useful fruit, 3s Gd case, railed y callers bring bags, 2s. —Henderson. Te Kauwhata. ."PERSIMMONS, well coloured, lg Gd .a JL case, rail paid.—Booth, Woodlands Rd., Glen Eden_ PEARS, bottling. first quality, 5s Gd standard busnel case; rail paid.—W. Jloors, Orchardist, Henderson. PEARS, Cookers, splendid keepers, Gs; four cases, 21s; rail paid.—F. \foore, Orchardist, Henderson. APPLES! APPLES! DELICIOUS, SALOME, One penny per lb. LEN. RUSSELL. Nai Nai Orchards, Great North Road, Half-way Between Henderson and Swanson. PRODUCE FOR SALE. HAY, 2 tons, first-class, baled; £4 5s per ton, freo on rail.—R. Powell, Buckland. MAIZE, Wheat, General Produce, all best quality.—J. Jones, Ltd., City Markets. ONIONS. Parsnips, Carrots, Beet, separate or mixed: 3s Gd sutrar bac: railasro or mixed:. 3s Gd sugar bag; railage paid.—C. H. Beatson, Pukekohe. POTATOES, 561b., 4s 9d; Onions, 3s 9d; Pumpkins, Is 3d: Picklers, 2Slb., 4s; railage paid.—Fewell. Box 53, Pukekohe. PUMPKINS. Parsnips, .-Potatoes, Carrots, Onions, Beetroot, Marrows. Lots mixed as desired.—Box- 1. Pukekohe. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE . ANEMONES. Ranunculus Bulbs, Is, Is Gd doz.: 7s, 10s 100; 25 each, 3s Gd. ss, posted.—Watts, Nurseryman SI, Pah Road, Epsom. AUTUMN Seed Potatoes, J'G 103 per ton at farm.—L. Woof ten, Bombay. BARBERY. I-year, 28s 1000, 10,000 lots 24s 1000; 2-year, 45s 1000, 5000 lots 42s Gd 1000; Seedless, ISs 100; f.o.r. Pukekohe: cash with order HARRY ROGERS. Box 21. Pukekoho. BROCCOLI, -Cauliflower, 2s; Cabbage, varieties Savov. Beet. Leek. Is 4d 100: varieties Savoy, Beet, Leek, Is 4d 100; postage extra.—Newmarket Seed Co. BURROWS' Bulb Collections.—loß Springflowering Bulbs, in 9 separate-named varieties, 10s; 51 same ss.—Burrows. Box 30, Pukekohe. *I3URROWS' Famous Bulbs.—Anemone3 J3 and Ranunculus, Is doz., 3s Gd 50, G3 300. Bulb Collections, from 5s. —Burrows, Box 30, Pukekohe. C*APE Snowdrops, Ranunculus, choice. Is ' Gd; Iris, Crocus, Violets (Prince Wales), 2s Gd doz.; posted.—Henderson, Te Kauwhata. CIULLEN'S Superb. Unrivalled Strains of ' Anemones and Ranunculus are Ktill available at yia Gd and 7s 100; plant them now, they <iro tho best procurab'o! Send for freo catalogue.—Cullen, Waimauku. DAFFODIL rulbs, Gs 100, 3s Gd 50; Violet Plants, Is 9d doz. : postage paid.—A. Chilwell, Henderson. DAFFODILS, 'choice, mixed varieties. Is Gd doz.; 5s Gd 50; Tritonias, Is doz; 83 Gd 50. Henderson. Te Kauwhata. Plants, splendid assortment; -I 7 doz., ss; 3 doz., 2s Gd; postngo paid. —Selwyn Nursery, Mt Albert. "jDLOWER Plants, choice. many varieties, X 30, 2s Gd, posted; buy from tho grower. —Excelsior Nursery. Avondale. MARGUERETE Strawberry Plants, large fruit, heavy croppers, limited number; 4s Gd 100; postage paid.—Watson-Green. Whatawhata, STRAWBERRY Plants, Is 9d 100, 15s a 1000: postage paid.—A. McCardle, Raglan. QTRAWBERRY Planters.—Mulch Paper O Plot carries 50 plants; 4s; wonderful Tesnlts. —Mulch, 19. High St. STRAWBERRY Plants. Ettsburgh, Marguerite. good croppers, 2h Gd 100. .£'l 1000; freight extra. —Geo. McPike, Pollok. If) Packets Flower or Vegetable Seeds, present sowing, 23 Gd, post free.—ll. Collis, 618, Dominion Rd. HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE. "TARAUGHT. Horse. Block Dray. Spring Dray.—E. V.'orthingtori, Huntly. XL\RM Horses, 2, and 2 Contractors' J- Horses, all guaranteed workers; also Farm Waggon, good order, and Light Spring Cnrt.—Forsyth, 20, Tav.a Rd., Onehunga. Phone 12-684.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20553, 2 May 1930, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20553, 2 May 1930, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20553, 2 May 1930, Page 2

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