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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 September 1938, Page 6

GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR “FATHER’S DAY” SUNDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 4. Remember Dad on this day I Although perhaps he will not say very much, you can rest assured he will be delighted to think he has been remembered on this SPECIAL DAY! WIDE-END PLAIN & INITIAL TIES HANDKERCHIEFS 2'6 1' MEN’S SHIRTS PLAIN & FANCY Collars to match SOCKS 7'6 2'6 COSY SMART PYJAMAS COAT SHIRTS 6/11 5/6 NEW FANCY SOX SILK SCARVES SUSPENDERS 3'll I'6 FANCY WEB FANCY BRACES SPORTS BELTS 2'll 2'6 SMART NEW FUR FELT HATS SPORTS TROUSERS 19'6 14'6

Profit—-with Pleasure! jyjANY an odd corner can be turned into profit by planting it with some of the undermentioned Fruit Trees: — GEORGE WILSON, the new much-talked-of blood-red plum; self fertile and a heavy cropper. Fruit when picked will last for weeks. Flesh firm, rich and juicy. Strong trees, 2/6 each. QUINCES.—Fruits of these prolific bearing trees always command a ready and profitable sale. Six varieties in stock; 2/6 each, six for 14/-. LOGANBERRIES fruit early and are very heavy croppers. Ideal for training on walls or fences. 1/6 each; six for 7/6. NECTARINES do very well in the Wairarapa, and are always a profitable investment for the small orchardist. We can offer six leading varieties in nice strong trees at 2/6 each, or six for 14/-. See us about your requirements? E. HALE & SON, WAIRARAPA NURSERIES. ’PHONE 1164. “The Home of Good Trees and Plants. - ’