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rioSiNfcSS NOTICES. NEW SEASON'S SEEDS. NEW SEASON'S SEEDS. FLETCHER BROS, have now received Full Stocks of New Season's VEGETABLE AMD FLOWEK SEEDS, all grown from Selected Stocks. VEGETABLE SEEDS. VEGETABLE SEEDS.

All 3d per packet with the exception of Peas and Beans, which are 6d pckt PEAS— American Wonder Dwarf. • William Hurst Dwarf. McLean's Little Gem Dwarf. Carter's Daisy. Rev. Dr. Stuart. Stratagem. Veitch's Perfection. Yorkshire Hero. BEANS, BreadEarly Long Pod. ' Harlirigton Windsor. Prize Winner. BEANS, French — Canadian W T onder. Early Golden Butter. BEANS,' Runner— Champion Scarlet. ASPARAGUS— I Connoner's Colossal. BEET— Blood Red. Egyptian Turnip Rooted.* Silver or Spinach. BORECOLE or KALE— Dwarf Green Curled. BROCCOLI — Snow's Winter White. Veitch's Self Protecting. Carter's Champion. BRUSSELS SPROUTS— Scrymger's Giant. 9 CABBAGE— Drumhead. Early Dwarf York. Early Large Yori£. Enfield Market. London Market. Red Dutch Pickling. ' Blair's Phenomenal. Lamb's Earliest Of All. Drumhead Savoy. CARROT— , Early Short Horn. James Scarlet Intermediate. Long Red Altringham. Plexona Stump Rooted. ■ Cheswick Beauty. CAULIFLOWER— Early London. Veitch's Autumn Giant. CELERY— _. Cole's Crystal White. Cole's Superb Red. Hendeidon's White Plume. CRESS— Extra Curled. CUCUMBER— Long Prickly. Short Prickly. Stockwood's Ridge. Long Green Smooth. LEEK— London Flag. Large MusselbOurgh. LETTUCE— All The Year Round. Drumhead. Neapolitan. Giant White Cos. |MELON, WaterFinest Mixed Varieties. Mustard Fine White. ONION— Brown Globe. Brown Spanish. James Keeping. Giant Rocco Tripoli. Silver Skin. White Spanish. PARSLEY— Triple Curled. PARSNIP— Hollow Crown. PUMPKIN— Iron Bark, Yellow Mammoth. RADISH—- ( French Breakfast. Long Scarlet. Mixed Varieties. Mixed Turnip Varieties. White Icicle. RHUBARB— Mixed Varieties. SPINACH— Round or Summer. Prickly or Winter. SQUASH— Mixed Varieties. TOMATO— Large Red. Laxton's Open Air. Trophy. Clark's Favouirte. TURNIP—i Early Snowball. Earl'v White Stone. Golden Ball. Laing's Garden Swede. VEGETABLE MARROW— Moore's Cream. Long Green. Long White, HERBS— Lavender. Sweet Marjoram. Thyme. Man g yoftheab"e?Wh a* Onion, Parsnip, Carrot/Turnip, Lettuce, Cabbage, Beet, Etc.. can be bought by the ounce. SPENCER SWEET PEAS. We receive great praise for these every year. _ . 6 Named Varieties-2s 6d. Small Packets Mixed Varieties, 3d 12 Named Varieties—3s 9d. per packet. 24 Named Varieties—6s 3d.

3d. Packets Flower Seeds. 3~ - 90 Varieties, including— Aster Ostrich Plume. Aster Cornet, mixed. Antirrhinum, Finest Mixed. Balsam. .■:• .. Calliopsis Drummoridii. Canary Creeper, ' Candytuft, Mixed. Canterbury Bells. Carnation., Clarkia, Mixed. Cosmos, Mixed. Dahlia, Mixed. Delphinium, Mixed, Dianthus. Eschscholtzia, Mixed. Everlasting, Mixed. Gaillardia Picta. Godetia, Mixed. Hollyhock, Fine Mixed. Larkspur. , Linum rubrum (Scarlet Flax). Lobelia. Blue. Mangold, African. Marisold, French. ' Mithiola bicornis (Night Scented Stock). Mignonette. Nasturtium, Tall and Dwarf. Nemophila, Fine Mixed. Pansy, Mixed. , • Petunia, Mixed. Phlox Drumiuondii. Poppy. Salpiglossis, Mixed. Stock, Ten Weeks. Sunflower. Sweet Peas, Mixed. Verbena, etc., etc. NOVELTIES IN FLOWER SEEDS. Betteridge's Quilted Aster, Double Bugnot's Giant, stained and mottled— Flowers, packet 6d. 6d. ~,•'., Japanese Lasse.l Aster, mixed colours, Petunia, large flowering double, mixed immense flowers, like a Chrysan- colours—ls. themurii : 6d. Phlox Drummondii, magnificent strain Comet Asters, with long wavy twisted of large size and of great bril-pe-fcals—6d. liancy—6d. Ostrich Plume Asters, petals like os- Phlox Drummondii, large flowering, trich plumes—Sd. rich scarlet— 6d. Anemone. St. Brigid, single and dou- Phlox Drummondii, large flowering, ble, 3 to 5, Is. golden yellow—6d. Antirrhinum, large flowering strain, Iceland Poppy, New Giant Oriental—mixed colours—ls. 6d. Aquilegia, long-spurred varieties,,the Stock, Ten Weeks, fine mixed, blooms finest in the world, per packet Is. of immense size—6d. Coreopsis, New Giant Rising Sun, flow- Poppv, Oriental, mixed, giant sized ers of extraordinary size, per pkt. flowers—6d. 6d. Viola, Ardwell's Gem, large primrose Diniorphothica (Veldt Daisy), per pkt Is. Gypsophila Paniculate', per pkt. 6d. yellow—6d. Viola, David Simpson, lavender marked crimson—6d. Gypsophila Elegans, hardy annual—6d. Sunflower, cut and come again, finest Nemesia, mixed colours, large flower- 1 mixed—Gd. ing— Gd. Salvia, Bonfire, dwarf bushy growth— Lobb's Climbing Nasturtiams, choice 6d. mixed—6d. Digitalis, ivory spotted—6d. Giant Pansies, mixed colours —6d. Gaillardia Lorenziana, double yellow, Pansy,. Odier's Giant, five-spotted splendid for cut flowers—6d.' strong marking—6d. We have also just received a email assortment of SUTTON'S NOVELTIES. As we only have a few packets of each, we advise a close perusal of the following, and to place your order at once if requiring:— Sutton Sweet Peas, mixed, scented, Sutton's Early Flowering Double Cosincluding the best of the old-fash- mos—2s. ioned fully, scented varieties, per Sutton's Colour Scheme m Sweet Peas, packet Is 6a _ Frilled whit Mauve and Purple Sutton Giant Frilled mixed colours of shade, per packet-2s. . all the best varieties, packets Is bd ' l and 2s. shade, per packet—2s.

SEED POTATOES. SEED POTATOES. NOW IN STOCK: BEAUTY OF HEBRON, CHARLES DOWNING. SNOWTTAKE, ETC., All 81b. for Is. /' All 81b. for Is. M. AND R. NOVELTIES IN VEGETABLE SEEDS.

"Webb's Wonderful Lettuce, large, f "errett's Early Market Tomato, packet solid, crisp and sweet, per pkt 6d. 2s. Boston Beauty Lettuce, pkt: 6d. Plants are of vigorous_ growing Solid and deliciously crisp, fine for habit, very free setter, with double exhibition. • trusses, carrying from six to eight Luxury Lettuce, per packet 6d. uniformly-sized fruit on each truss, Unsurpassed for its tender quality. round, thin-skinned, crimson colZealandia Lettuce, per packet 6d. our, medium size. Has yielded ,Ail"sa Craig Onion, per packet from 12 to 141bs. of fruit per A handsome variety of immense plant. One feature of this is its size, 12 bulbs having turned earliness, maturing in 85 days the scale at SOlbs., of beautiful from planting the seed, ■oval shape, with small neck, Eclib lc> Pcd rl °d or Sugar Peas, per pkt. colours pale straw, finely flavour- 6d. Pods are cooked like Kidney ed. j Beans, and are a great delicacy. USE OUASSIA EXTRACT for Green Fly on Roses, etc., 2/8 per pint tin, TEA. TEA. TEA. TEA. We are still offering our well- known TEAS at I/OW PRICES, having bought Huge Supplies before Prices advanced. 'Good Loose Cevlon Tea, per lb 2 Of Duchess Blend, the old favourite 51b. bags for 9 7 per lb 2 S Good Strong Family Tea, per lb 22 51b bags from 12 11 •51b air-tight hags 10 5 Empress Blend, the finest proeur-'-Countess Blent, per lb 2 4 able. per lb 3 G 51b. air-tight bags 11 3 51b. bags 14 7 Pure China Buds, per lb 3 0 Finest China Panyong, per lb 3 0 "Golden Tipped Orange Pekoe Tea, Pure Cevlon Tea, in Half Chests, fr per It 2 Pom 1/9* per lb., in Chests from 1/9 lb. 51b air-tight bags 12 11 A DISCOUNT PICKET GBVEN WITH EVERY PURCHASE. '-Countess Blent, Grolden Tipped Orange Pekoe Tea, FLETCHER, BROS. CASH SUPPLY STORES. P.O. Bos 115. TELEPHONE 24.

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVII, Issue 10700, 4 August 1926, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVII, Issue 10700, 4 August 1926, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVII, Issue 10700, 4 August 1926, Page 4

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