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New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25293, 29 August 1945, Page 2

PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE AFRICAN Boxthorn. 45/- 1000; Pines and . Gums, 12/0 100; all yearlings, freight paid, cash with order.—Burrows' Nurseries Pukekohe. W8 ™ Barberry, « to i.sin, so/- iooo : pi naK >2-yr., 10/-, 20/-. 30/- 100; Benthami. i2i£* lbin. 25/- 100; Fruit Trees, 50/- doz.; carpa, '2-yr., 30/-. 40/- 10O.—Keeley. Box 45 Ph. 250 Cambridge. CiARNATIOAS, pink, winter-flowering 3 [ ut / 4/0, 18/- doz., posted.—Barrett's Carnation Gardens, Avondale Rd. . w pARMYARD Manure, by lorry load.—Ph. JL «O*B2O> wo. FEIJOAS for fledges, £l, 24/. doz., 2/0 3/0 each.—J Clark, Sunninghill Nursery'. ARD.&N 2ft or 3it x yaiu square I*Bd and 1/ per duz. Stiff, strong &!$,, larger sizes.—2oo Khyber Pass Hd. ws ]\,f ANURE, poultry, '2/0 sack, delivered; iVJL minimum 6-sack lots.—Ph. (52-125. ws ONION Plants. Pukekohe Longkeeper, Govt certified seed, y/• 1000. posted.—L. Coker Karaka, Papakura. 8W ONION Plants, Straw Spanish, strong s/Ci 1000; postage extra.—Thorley, 50 Q ua d. rant Rd.. Onehunga. ONION, P.L.K. (Govt. Cert.), finest specimen plants, 10/- 1000. Quantity reduction. Post and 'rail paid.—A. Bolton. Kiw; Esplanade, Mangere Bridge. PEACH Stoiks, strong dormant, ism. aoi 100. —Williams, Nurseryman, Raglan, ws RED Shingle Sand now available.—AlcCal lum Bros.. Endean's Bldgs 42-604 ws SPECIAL Mixed Grass Seecf for Burns and Broken Country, 7d per lb; samples on request.—J. Jones, Ltd., Auckland wsXon road, "10 miles Auckland.—Ph. 40-43-1 TRELLIS Battens, any quantity, new tim ber. all lengths: cheap.—29o Khyber Pass gwß TTICTORY Collection.—2s Cauliflowers, 25 \ Cabbage, 50 Lettuce, 100 Pukekohe Longkeeper Onions, :}/(; lot, posted.—Willbcr, Nurseryman. Avondale. - wsm AKBEKRY, 1-yr, 37/6 per 1000; Lonicera, Privet, iarge and small leaved, 37/6 100. Cash with order. E. W. Skelton, Puhinui Rd., Papatoetoe. mwg GLADIOLUS, Catalogue Free; Choice Exhibition Varieties, 15/-, 20/-. 25/-. Free Corms with every order received during the next month. —Tait, Omagh Rd., Papatoetoe. wg Hallmark gladioli.—Write for ma Catalogue—it's free. Be early. All the latest novelty and exhibition and garden varieties ALBERT A. JONES. Gladioli Specialist, Long Melford Rd., Awapuni, Palm. N. gwg MORTNAP (Horticultural Naphthalene), the Standard Soil Insecticide, used by all successful gardeners. Hortoap kills all ineecte hibernating in the soil. Stocked by all Seedstnen. —Mnf- Restar (Auck.). Ltd. ws: ONION Plants, selected Straw and Pkohe Longkeeper, Govt.-certified seed, u -j ready; discounts for regular supplies to ie- ■ tailers. Clyde Phillips, Sunrise. Pukekohe Hill. Ph. 93J. smwg PHLOX Drummondii, special strain ot many beautiful colours, II pkt., 1/2 posted. George Sinclair (estab. over 50 years), S2l Queen St., Auckland, C.l. P.O. Box 25W. wg: ROSES. Weeping, sft Btems. in Pink. Scarlet, Flame, 25/- each, 3 for 60/-; Tomato Plants, all varieties, including Tatura, new smooth dwarf. Potentate, 2/- doz., 10/- 100. 70/- 1000. —Palmer's Nurseries. Glen Eden. Ph. 88-029. wi: ATOMIC WONDER- —New Early, Luscious Garden Pea, ffiin, literally covered with pods carrying 7 to 9 tender peas; ready in 8 weeks; 1/2 packet, 2/10 lb, postage paid. Good Gardening Dept., 8.8. PRODUCTS, 114 Dominon Rd., Auckland, S.l. smwg BEAUTY Stock, mammoth, extra double strain, 14 difierent colours, mixed, boxgrown, 25 for 3/-; Polyanthus, extra choice, 3/- doz; Geum, red, 2/- doz; Delphinium, extra choice, 2/6 doz; Russell Lupins, 3/- doz; Pansy, best exhibition, 3/- doz; posted.—H. Collis, 648 Dominion Rd.. Auck., 5.2. wg: DWARF BEANS. "Tendergreen," extremely tender pods, 6 to 7ia long, absolutely stringless; II- pkt.. 1/3 posted; 2/6 lb, 3/2 posted. O'LEARY BROS. AND DOWNS. LTD.. Quality Seedsmen (Estab. 1895), 16-18 Cook St.. Auckland. FRUIT TREES.—Lemons M*yer. Lisbon, •20/- to 27/6. Apples. Pears, 1 V, Peaches, Figs. Quince, 4/6 each .sectaruu.3, 5/. Feijoas. 3/. Tree Tomatoes, 4/6. A good assortment, well grown. Roses, choice lines, 11 for 20/. All freight forward. F. TAYLOR. 580 Sandriggham Rd., S.W.I. TVTcCLEAN "S Pampas Grass. Fodder lor winItJ. ter and summer. Farmers are reminded that August and September are the best planting months. Supplies are again limited so Reserve Now. —Write McClean's" Pampas Grass, Ltd., Box 187, Hamilton, fit Chiel Agents, Farmers' Co-op. Auctioneering Co., Ltd., Hamilton. swg LEMONS. Lisbon, 17/6 to 35/-; Meyer, 20/- to 27/6; Eureka, thornless. 15/-. Figs white or red, 4/-; Plums, Japanese and En®: lish. 4/6: Prunes, 4/-: Tree Tomatoes, red. 3/- and 5/-; freight forward. Strawberries, Captain Cook, large, 5/• 50. 0/- 100; Onions. oh. 500, posted. KARRISSON, 968 New North Rd.. Mt. Albert. Ph. 36-397. ws ONION PLANTS—Brown's Special Pukekohe Longkeepers and Early Heavy Croppers, 9/- 1000; postage paid. Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, 21- 50. Reduction quantities and wholesalers. F. BROWiS AND SON, LTD.. Plant Merchants. P.O. Box 48, Pakekohe. BOXTHORN. strong, 40/- lOOO; Pinus Insignis. 2-yr., 30in to 36in high. 30/- to 35/- 100, £ls 1000, Forestry Grade. 25/100, £ll 1000; Cryptomeria Japonica, similar in growth to Lawsoniana. 2-yr. and 3-yr., strong and bushy. 40/- to 55/- 100. Eucalyptus Viminalis and McArthurii, strong, thricewrenched and laid in, '7/6 to 15/- 100, £3 to £6 1000. Flowering Peach, Plum, Almond,. Cherry. Crab Apple. Full selection choice shrubs. Gladioli in 60 varoties. Catalogue free. —FREEMAN & DAVIS, Te Awamutu. ws GRIFFITH'S Choice Chrysanthemums. Order now for delivery Sept-. 20. Griffith's Double-curled, Japanese varieties. No garden perennial yields the wealth of colour and beauty as does this Chrysanthemum. Plants produce masses of gorgeous colourful exhibition blooms. Set of 12 named plants 181-. We offer special collections of the following various types: Korean. Giant, sarle.; Pom Pom or Button; Cascade or Floral. Any one variety of (S Plants, 9/- posted.—GßL ITH'S, LTD.. . MT. EDEN, Auckland. mwf T CELAND POPPlES.—Causleys Famous A Giant Art Shades, the finest strain grqwn, 3/- 25; 4/6 50; 7/6 100; posted. Pansies. Englemann Giants, Causleys Special Strain, extra choice, 2/6 doz.; 8/6 50; 15/- 100. Violas, Celestial Queen, clear blue; also yellow, 4/- 25; 7/6 50; 12/- 100. Sweet Peas, collection of 24 plants, containing 12 Tarietie*, choicest colours, Spencers for 3/6; 2 collections, 6/- posted. P. CAUSLEY. Floral Nurseries, Thames wg:

MEYER LEMON TREES—WeII-grown JLtJL Branchy Trees, the best early cropping, hardy, thin-skin lemon for the home garden. 3-year trees. 25/*; 4-year 30/-; 5-year 35/- each. A few Extra Specials at 40/-. Fall planting instructions supplied free, well packed. Cash with order, freight extra. No bunday trade. SUNSHINE 22 Clevedon Kd., Otahuhu. Ph. 245 M. w»: MY NEW SEASON'S GRASS SEED MIXTURE.—From Certified Seed or higb germination and purity, and Marlborougbs clean, sunny pastures. No. 1; Rye. Cocksfoot, Red. White. Subterranean and Montgomery Red Clovers, A]syke, Timothy, Dogstail, Lucerne, Cowgrass and other valuable grasses, 75/- 1401b sack. No. 2: With Certified Paspalum added, 75/- sack. Few sacks Busbburn Mixture, 50/- sack. 1401b. Samples. Sacks in. Free on rail.—A. VICKERS. N.Z. Express Co.. Auckland. ; "13KIZE-WINNER" PLANTS! DIRECT X TO YOU! —Iceland Poppies (empire Giants), Godetia (Shell Pink). Cornflower (Royal Blue), Wallflower (mixed colours), Sweet William (choice mixed), Candytuft (mixed). Calendulas (Florist's Gts.), jail above 3/6 50. Gorgeous Perennials: Gerberaa (single 1/6 ea., double 3/6 ea.); Polyanthus (mixed), 3 for 1/6; Autumn Glory. 3 for 2/6; Bridal Bouquet, 1/6 each; Coral Bells. 1/6 each; Blue Daisies. 1/3 each: Pmk Ice Plants, 3 for 2/-; Dwarf Pink Begonias, 3/dozen; Kororaikos (mauve), 1/6 each. All orders posted free. WHITE'S NURSERIES, 249-251 Great South Road. Green Lane, 5.E.4. Bff TOMATOES. "Potentate- supersedes All JL Tomatoes in every way. 5/- 50; Asters. Giant Crego, double mammoth flowering, wiltresisting, • 3/6 50; Phlox Drummondi, largeflowering, mixed, 3/6 50; Marigolds, Sunset Giants, giant-flowering, tall variety, 8/6 50; Stock, Giant Perfection, tall double flowering. 3/6 50; Carnations, Giant Chabaud. fancy strain, 3/6 25: Pansies, Engelmanns Giant Exhibition strain, 3/6 25; Nemesia, Strumosa, red-shaded, mixed, 3/6 50; Sweet Peas, exhibition varieties, mixed, 3/6 25; Calendulas, Art Shades, double mixed, 3/6 50; Ranunculus Plants, 3/6 50. ' < -- SANDERS. Box 931. Anck. wsi rPOMATOES, Break o' Day, Beef Steak, 1 Bonny Best, Australian Dwarf and New Tatura Dwarf Globe Varieties, * 50; Pansies. Englemann's Exhibition. Sto 25, Cinerarias, large flowered, dwarf, 3/6 -o, Iceland Poppies, Artist's Glory, 3/6 50, Polyanthus, choice mixed colours JVfi {»« Sweet Peas, mixed colours, 3/6 2o; Delphiniums. 51- doz. Pink Primulas for indoor pots, 5 for 2/6. Rhubarb, Crimson Winter, 5/- doz. All postpaid. wHIIE 32 Kowhatu Rd., off Campbell Rd., Auckland. 5.E.4 Ph. 54-742 Estab. 12 Years This is my Only Address. WB J EXHIBITION GLADIOLI.. Outstanding Value. Finest Gladioli obtainable ibi U Extra large spikes, wonderful range of: colours. Miss New Zealand, Nero. Blue Beauty, Ninth Symphony, W. J. Daker, Spirit at St. Louis, Rev. Chad wick, Gold Dust, AUanWatt.Ye low Emperor, Snow Princess. Black upai, Mother Machree. Milford. White Perfwtion, Mrs G. Wade. Maya Maid, Cbas. Solita. Greta Garbo, Rodney. 1/6 each- Mrs S. A. Errey. Maid of Orleans. Peerless Pmk. Takina, Southern Cross, Gate of Heaven, Wolfgang. Van Gothe, Sonatine Picardy, Paradise D. A. Hay. Debonair. Bagdad. 1/3 each. 12 "Champion" named, 15/; 30 Champion named, 35/; Special Mixture. 8/6 doz ; ->0 30/- Pansies, Englemann s Exhibition Giants. Carnations, Giant Prize Chabauds, Sweet Peas Prize Summer Flowering, each 2r> anu. 50 6/6. Dependable Quality. Carefully packt,d. Postage Paid. Ph. 17-579. Order now. S. B. SNELLING. 48 Wheturangi Ed., Green Lan«* SE.4*