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Rotorua Morning Post, Issue 5278, 13 December 1946, Page 7

SERVI PWLtKS FSR XMS 2/6 I ORDERS TAKEN NOW ' "1 ■' i Provision Specials % * 1 PORK BRAWN .... _ .... .... .... 1/4 lb. RACON .... .... ,... • 1/7 lb/v J PORK LUNCHEON .... ^. 1/4 lb. CHEEBE .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 1/r lb,, M DUTCH CHEESE .... .... .... .... .... .... 1/9 lb. SAUSAGES .... .... .... lOd lb., M PORK AMO VEAL .... .... ... 2/8 lb. BLACK PUODINGS lOd lE - il POULTRY ...: .... .... 2/6 lb. / . ; s - " > " 1 •• Grocery Specials . . • -4 Mixed Vegetables — 1/7 tiri V inegar . . 1/3 Sunvita C.ustard ..1 1 /3 f Sleak and Kidney Pudding 1/& Yedstex * 2/2 F.Sse'nces'5 (genuinp) 1 '4.T/4 ■'% Coleman's Mustard — — 1/-, 2/4J ^ Milo "„.l ... 2/1, 4/- Fruit Extracts „ 1/2, 1/S * ,1 Beef Steak and Vegetables 2/- Mussels .-.l ,.12/2 Icing Sugar \... .... .... ...:4 6d Ibl 1 Camp Pie ... — 1/7 Pickles*' t . .. . . ' 2/2 Raw Sugar .•... 4|d'>lb. ■" ] Lamb and Peas — .... — . 1/6 ' Pickled Onicns ... .2/4 Brown Sugar . .... 4£d lb.. - J Lamb Chops and^Tomato — .... 1/11 Coffee (Ground) 4/S Sauce (.Tpmato) ... ... . ... 1/5|, 2/5 . Cream o' Tartar ... 1/4 Jlb, Unity Tea .. .. .. . 4/2 lb. Corn^our — .... ... 1/3 pkj:. J "Sure to Rise" Baking Po.wder u.... 3/- * Cberries- .... . . 2(- lb." CuStard Powder A- 1/6| pkt, ' 5 | Milk Oaties — 1/5 pkt. Wainuts . . .! ' 1/5 ^lb. G^shew Nuts ... 1/5 |lbv 1 | CQI^ECT1W^Y ^ACKS r%*h. — CHOC.O^ATE 1/6 bag • Hardware ' '"-ecials - -a >• ■■■=*■ | I.ADIES' UMBRELLAS .... 42/6 ELECTRIC JUGS .... .... .... 49/6' / 1j PYREX DISHES .... 14/6 THAYELLING BAGS 52/6 1 GILLETTE RAZORS .. . 5/8, 9/6 TENNIS RACQUETS .... 17/6 I ■ THi FAiHlilS ~,st- - 1 m raHlHiiiSm® -arawa st. ,| VALU SERVICE ^ PHONES - - - '673 - 176 ' A i ' : ,| : — — | ... A BETTER CHANCE fiSpiMi'.M primary school straight to work. Today - every child must continue at school * - - • • until he or she is fifteen years of age. , .. • ' _ Furthermore, every child is entitled to hetween pupil and teacher. Life in a— -• • • four years of free secondary education. m°dern school is faU of activity, purpose, and the joy of working together. •**'••• Practical training — ■ . This increase in the time all our children Pliysical weUbeillg % are at school has made other changes These' advanceis plus a new attention to 1 necessary. Many of our youngsters hody through free milk and apples, have strong practical ability for which free medical and dental care, and hetter • V ^ advanced secondary education is un- methods of physieal training wiH put suitahle. For them New Zealand school- the New Zealander of tomorrow among ing now makes use of modern equipment the best developed, hest informed, hest , ,to teach carpentry, engineering, science, balanced pitizens of the world. . ;" farming, homecraft. Mote of this equip- " • ment is wanted. How you can help • The 'new spirit V Ym ««■ takh« w, tatwert b> fll. ^ your local seliool, your*school comnuttee * .• Hundreds of our schools have heen built and parents' association. And here is or altered for greater 1'fght, air and cheer- one way to help ohtain better schools fulness. There is a happy. relationship and m"ore teachers. Work steadily and-— * ; ° KEEP PRODUCTION IIIGII 1. " ; U , % ^ " 3 * ~ \ ' # S^SSaJI in shon m'ybe'ti Hoine gardeners are called upoii ur- • ' /////" gently to prevent a threatened short- HOW TO ///// ya"ageofpotatoes. Rains have played POTATOES successfullv ! ''"/L havoc with certain potato crops and ~:=::=====!/ there is every indication that com- VARIETY : Choce a m,m.crop v„ety POTATO BLIGHT: Coatroi bligh, ' merciai gardeners will he unable to re^omm.ended by your aeed merchant. carefiilly. Ask yoiu: seedsman for advice if produce"" our full requirements. , _|J_ „ »n doubt. Spray with Bordeaux mixture. . There's plenty of seed — there's still THE SfcED : Be sure to buy only certi- after they reach 7 or 8 ius. high and spray * ; time and remember aWrv ovt™ fied seed. There's a difference in the price every 10 days to he eertain. ume aua, reinemner, every extra between scleeted and unselected seed - hut ■ pound oi potatoes you dlg Will reduce the extra weight of p&tatoes from certified CUTTING SEED : Each cut portion your COSt of living in 1947. You may seed more than makes up for the diffefence should have one— preferably two sprouts. ' know all about planting potatoes — inoriginal outlay. Buy this seed NOW and PON'T rub lime on newly cut portions as but then — there's always some little ' geV-t sPr0^«ig- Remove from the bag im- this dries up the potato— affecting the value point we can uick ud If tlie fnllnw mediately it arnves, and put out on trays of the seed. Dry slowly where possible— or point WC piCK 11 tlie toliow- for sprouting - "eyes up". , dip cut part in wood ash to form -a prhmg helps you to grow potatoes au CDD^.ITIKI/~ ' „ ' tective crust. Do not pl^nt frcshly cut ounce or two heavier per plant — brKOUTING : s | .routing before plant- tubers in very dry soil. then it's worth while. |ns ensures an earlier, bigger yield, and Q1 _ . ,_1KI . ^ it allows you to pick the "duds" before PLANTING J If soil is heavy don't ^ ' Yk it's too late. Also you can regulate the plant until it drys out and is workable. ' M nuipber of shoots for each tuher. Too Also don't lime the plot just before planting. I ka/%j/jO T|>f V M1"- M many shoots weaken the plant — alfecl as this tends to make potatoes scabby. If rI iW | f m the crop — so limit the sprouts to the You are adding phosphates or potash dis- [( ~\)\ /tui* iftfj B t^lrec Htr°ngcst ou the whole tuber. tribute it thro'ughout the seed bed — 'not \ "£7 ti r* J m Sprouting also allows you to delay your under or around the tuber only. Plant I m planting time until eonditions are suit- 2 ft. to 2'6* between rows — 14* apart in the Kjjijr _ rpUD f able. - This gives potatoes a good start row — 3* to 4* deep — then cover with soil. • f , .r -SM ^ ^ f' —and they rcpay you h&ndsoinely for it. y • ^ ' J , Keep sprouting potatoes in the light- SPARE LAND S If you have any spare If . -r hal don t keep them outside in the rnld-day land which could grow a few rows of 1%. '• ••••J 8UIV Rsstrey tubers shomng signs of disease potatoes please use it. You will be helpine . \f/. 2 r". 0 useless thread-like. sprouts. yourself and New Zepland — because the ' l *f" ' Sprouting takes 2 to 3 weeks — so get busy produce of home gaufens i^ an important ; , , soon. jtem ^ tjje natjon'B f00(j plaahing. ' help fight famine ; giro w -you r own P OT fl T O E S