FARM PRODUCE, POULTRY, ETC. X^'OR SALE. — Apples: Cox's 3/-, Delicious 2 6, cookers 2/3 half-case ; Pears, cheap ; bring boxes. S.vkes, Pakowhai. TUOR SALE.— Horse, Cart and Harness; liorse quiet. Apply Pullen, Freezing \\ orks, Whakatu. I^UR^SALE. — William Pears, now ripe. A- Choicest Fruits in season at Player's, Emerson Street. "OEARS, Pears, Pears, for preserving or dessert, 241bs. 2 /-; bring receptacle. Motorists' Orchard Shop, Clive. GOOD Table Potatoes, 56lbs. 3/6, 28lbs. 1/9; bring own bag. "The Tent," Farndon Park corner, Clive. Q*TRONG Antirrhinums, single and ^ double Wallflowers, mixed colours; 1/6 dozen, posted. D. Y'oung, Kiwitea Nursery, Private Bag, Feilding. "OOTATOES (new), 561 b. bags, railage A paid. 5/I. FEWELL. Box 53, Pukekohe. PLANTS that may be planted for Autumn display: Perpetual Tree Carnations, fine robust plants, latest nonsplitting varieties, 1/6 eacli ; also Lasiandra Macrantha (blue) and Luculia Gratissima (pink), obtainable at Te Awa Nursery, 103 Nelson Crescent. TABLE POTATOES, 5/- per ewt. Also EARLY SEED POTATOES. jpLAYER gKOS. 'Phone 2558. pOULTRY 1 pOULTRY 1 PRIME, HEALTH Y, DRESSED. Ready for Table any time. "PEARL LYNN." 152 Nelson Crescent. 'Phone 3824. MOTOR-CYCLES AND CYCLES FOR SALE. FOR SALE. — B.S.A. Motor Cycle (late modelR Douglas Motor Bike (late model) and P. & M. Motor Bike and Sidecarriage (late model). J. E. Peach & Co.. Ltd. FOR SALE. — British-built Cycles, from £5 to £7 10/- cash. from Limbrick's, Dickens Street. FOR SALE. HERCULES CHROMIUM PLATED CYCLES — the best cycle you ever had, and marvellous value at £7 17/6. Also landed, the world's best Electric Cycle Lamp, "THE BERKO." Buy now from— J ]^J°WBRAY jgRUCE, WHO KEEPS THE PRICES DOWN. 3 LOST ANO FOUNO. T OST, in Emerson or Hastings Streets, after leaving Rice's lolly shop. — Brown Leather Purse, containing sum of money and small cliurck medal. Reward. "Purse," this Office. T OST, between Hastings and Haumo--S-J ana.— Cover off Jock Reeves' lorry. Fmder please ring 958D, Hastings. T OST, on 25th or 26th March, between -■-J Waipukurau and Rissington. — Brown Musquash Fur Coat. Reward offered. Reply "Musquash," this Office. LOST, Fehruary 21st, beside baths, left side, facing water. — Long Gold Muft Chain and small Enamel Brooeh; much valued. Reward on returning to Mrs lckers, Alakotuku, Hawke's Bay. LOST. — All worry of wliat to do at Easter. Go fishing. Get your supplies now at J. R. Ross & Co., Napier. LOST. — A chance of a game of Tennis through a broken racquet. Several high-grade Racquets still in stock at J. R. Ross & Co., Napier. FOUND— THE ONLY RIVAL to ATWATER KENT Screen Grid Radio — the actual performanee itself. Hear the clear, natural tone of Atwater Kent Radio for yourself. You are the judge. Demonstrations arranged in your own home. A. A. HASTINGS '& CO., LTD., Dickens Street, Napier. LEFT, yesterday. — Purse, Gloves, Handkerchief. Nurse Jones, 36 Sliakespeare Road, Napier. Call or send address. "OOUND. — Anglers everywhere preparing for Easter. Nq bag complete without some Tigaross flies. Have You secn them? At J. R. Ross-& Co., Napier. FOUND. — Real Amber Necklets, Cigarette and Cigar Holders. See our special display, direct from the Baltic Langley & Jenkins, Jewellers. T^OUND. — All our new season Golf goods to hand. Steel-shafted and Wooden Clubs. Largest selection at J. R. Ross & Co., Napier. FOUND.— The cheapest place to buy Smoker's Requisites of all descriptions, Tobaccos, Cigarettes, etc., etc., is Edgar Berry's, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Hastings Street. FOUND.— The best little shop in town. AH goods of the best; no rubbish; no swank- Best values at lowest prices Nothing too much trouble. _ We are out for service. Pav us a visit for all ladies' wear Mrs Taylor, Murdoch's Buildings, Dalton Street. Napier. FOUND. — Diamond Rings, direct from maker to purchaser: absolutely best in Dominion. H. J. Bailey, expert Diamond Setter and Engraver, Abbott's Buildings, Hastings Street. FOUND.— A lovely variety of Ladies' MRlinery in Felts, Velours. A,lso a great range of Berets at lowest town prices. Our motto is "Quality and service combined.*r Mrs Taylor, Murdoch's Bnilrlings. Dalton Street. Napier.
WANTED "TO H1RE. WANTED to Hire, for a week. — A Roadster or Touring Car. Reply "Car." Daily Telegraph. Hastings. "TkAHLIAS.— Beautiful shows of the latest in stiff-stemmed modern decorative Dahlias now in full, bloom. Inspection invited. Anderson's Nurseries. Wellesley Road. > ' - rf^LEARING OUR FANCY GOQDS at bargain prices. MARSDEN'S. TUriSCELLANEOUS. - Ladies' Shoes. -b'-JL were 35/6; now 19/6. Wray's Footwear Sale. CALL at Harston's, Ltd., and hear the Theme Songs frpm "Gold Diggere of Broadway.".
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 55, 5 April 1930, Page 1
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