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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVIII, Issue 10984, 2 August 1927, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. MATHIESON AND ROBERTS SEEDS OF SATISFACTION. ALL GROWN FROM SELECTED STOCK. AS 3a 3»r Pit-, with the exception of Peas and Beans, wMch are 6tf per Pkt. PEAS-v Aioer. Wonder Dwarf "~ iglish Wonder ifliam Hurst McLean's Little Gem Rev. Dr. Stuart Stratagem Vetch's Perfection Yorkshire Hero . Carter's Daisy SEAMS, Broad—iJarly Long Pod Harlington Windsor Prize Winner BEANS FrenchCanadian Wonder Early Golden Butter BEANS, Runner— Champion Scarlet ASPARAGUS— Connorer's Colossal *EET— Blood Red Hutting's Crimson iEgyptiun Turnip ■ Rooted Silver or Spinach ORECOLE or KALE— Dwarf Green Curled BROCCOLI — Snows Winter White Veitch's Self-pro-tecting Carter's Champion Leamington Wilcore's Late White Blair's Phenomel DnmnMn Marly Dwarf York Saxly Large York SafieU Market London Market St. Jelui'a Day Drumhead Savoy Ihrarf Green Curled BRUSSELS SPROUTS Scrymger's Giant. CARROTS— Early Short Horn Early Nantos James Scarlet Intermediate Long Red Altringham Plerna Stump Rooted CAULIFLOWER— Early London Walcheren Veitch's Self-pro-tecting CELERY— Cole's Crystal White Henderson's White Plume CRESS— Extra Curled CUCUMBER — Long Prickly Short Prickly Stockwood's Ridge Long Green Smooth LEEK— London Flag • . Large Musselburgh LETTUCE— All the Year Round Drumhead Neopolitan Giant White Cos MELON, WaterMixed Varieties Fine White ONiqNS— Brown Spanish Brown Globe James Keeping . Giant Rocco Silver Skin White Spanish PARSLEY— Triple Curled PARSNIP— Hollow Crown PUMPKIN— Iron Bark Yellow Mammoth Luscious Mixed Varieties RADISH— White Icicle Long Scarlet French Breakfast Mixed Turnip Mixed Varieties RHUBARB— Mixed Varieties — SPINACH— Round or Summer Prickly or Winter SQUASH— Mixed Varieties— TOMATO— Large Bed Laxton's Open Air Trophy Carter's Sunrise TURNIP— Early White Stone Early SnowbaHl Golden Ball Laing's Garden Swede Vegetable MARROW— Moore's Cream Long Green Long White HERBS— Lavender Sage Thyme Sweet Marjoram Many of the above such as Onion, Carrot, Beet, Cabbage, Parnsip, Tnralp, etc., ean be purchased by the ounce. PACKET FLOWER SEEDS. 3d PACKET FLOWER SEEDS. 90 VARIETIES—INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING: JLnterririnani Aeter (Ostrich Plume) Aster (Comet mixed) i, (mixed) . sW Drummondii Canary Creeper Candytnft Canterbury Bells* Carnation Clarkia (mixed) Cosmos (mixed) Dahlia (mixed) XMjphininm (mixed) Dianthus (Indian Pink) Everlasting Mixed Gaillardia Picta Godetia Hollyhock Linum Rubrum Lobelia Marigold (French and African) Mathiola, Bicornis (Night Scented Stock) Mignonette Nasturtium (tall and dwarf) Nemophila (fine mixed) Pansy (mixed) ;< Phlox Drummondii Petunia (mixed) Shirley Poppy Stock (Ten Weeks) Stock (Virginia) Sunflower Slalpiglosses Wallflower Zinnia Elegans, etc. NOVELTIES IN VEGETABLE SEEDS Wehbrf Wonderful Lettuce, large, aoEd, crisp and sweet, per pkt 0 Boaton Beauty Lettuce, very aofid, suitable for exhibition per pkt. 0 Xmxnry Lettuce, unsurpassed 'for tender quality 0 IZenlandia Lettuce, per packet 0 A3sa Craig Onion, per packet 0 ''■■ A- handsome varietv of im- ' mense size, 12 bulbs having turned the scale at 301bs, of ' beautiful oval 6hape with small neck, colour pale straw of fine flavour. Rvder's Jolly Good Tomato 0 6 The outstanding feature of this Tomato is the enormous crop it yields either indoors or in the open. The trusses are very large and covers the stems from the bottom to the top. The fruit is quite round and smooth. It is a free setter, early and prolific. Our stock is very limited. Mammoth Edible Podded or Sugar Peas. Pods are cooked like Kidney Beans and are a great delicacy, per packet 0 6 "We- advise cutting the above out for future reference a 4 it must be withdrawn in the course of a few days to allow us to give particulars of the latest .'Novelties in Flower Seeds imported by us direct from the growers, St. Albans, ISngbuid.

CHICK FOOD, CHICK GRIT, OYSTER SHELL GRIT AND SHELL GRIT . , (We have just received full supplies of the above). Day Old Chick Food—--4 pounds for 1 0 12 pounds for 2 10 Fine Chicle Food, 4 pounds for 1 0 12 pounds for 2 10 Crown Chick Food, same price ax above, also by 1001 b Bags, ■etc. ' ■Chick Grit, Shell Grit Ctrster Shell Grit, 81hs for 1 0 TOlhs for 1 0 lOOlbs for 8 0 81bs for 1 0 1001 b Bags 10 0 Fowl Whent, perWhel' 7 0 Heath to Lice, 2 0 Keating Insect Powder, lOd and 1 6 Karswood Spice, Is and 2 0 7lbs tins ditto. 11 6 Karswood Chicken Powder, , Is and 2 0 Jeyes Disinfectant Powder, 1/2 and 2 0 Pollard, ner 1401 b. bags 12 3 Per bushel 2 3 Bran, 1001 b. bags 7 6 Also Chicken Netting, 24 and 36-inch Avide. FARMERS' SUNDRIES. Salt, per cwt. 8 6 Scotch Raw Linseed Oil, per gal. 6 6 ■■ _ , Per J-ton 40 0 Per 5-Callon. Drums 29 6 JTrae Salt, per cwt bag 9 6 Boiled Linseed Oil, per gallon 6 6 Plough Oil, per gal. tins 5 0 5-Gallon Drums 31 0 Per 4-gaJlon Tins 17 6 - Italian Plough Line, per lb 2 6 Separator Oil, per Gal. Tin 6 6 71b Coils 16 6 Jlolasaes, per 561 b Tin 5 3 Mineral Turpentine, per gallon 4 0 Per Cwt. Case 10 0 4-Gallon Tin 13 0 NEW SEASON'S DRIED FRUITS. Sear Hlild ura Currants, per lb 0 12 Pounds for 6 'Hem , Californian Saltanas, 0 12 Pounds for 6 25 Pound Boxes for 13 Wew Mildura Sultanas, per lb 0 3few Seedless Raisins, per lb 0 12 Pounds for 5 Pansy Brand Seedless Raisins, 0 *> 12 Packets for 6 Daphne Seeded Raisins, 0 "Pansy Brand Seeded Raisins, 0 6j,New Dried Apricots, per lb 1 3 3 6 Pounds for 7 0 7 Makes cheaper and better 9 Jam than Fresh Fruit. 6 New Dried Peaches. per lb 0 11 s 6 Pounds for 5' 8 5£ New Prunes, per lb 0 6 3 Prime Cooking Dates, 31bs> for 0 11 7 New Loose Dessert Dates, per lb 0 6 6 New Cooking Figs, per lb 0 6 6 Californian Packet Figs, 3 7 _ Packets for 1 0 . Californian Muscatels, per pkt. 0 9 Symingio COLD WEATHER REQUIREMENTS. m Soups, all flavours, [Large Tins "K" Sphagctti, per Packet 0 7 J 'leinz Baked Beans, Per dozen 6 6 Asparagus Tips, 1 2 ttxo Soup Tablets, per Tin 1 0 Libbv's Asparagus Roups, 0 6 "K" Tomato Soup, 8d and 1 0 [ X.L. Chicken Soup, 0 8 -Bovnl 2oz. Jars 1/9, 4bz. Jars 3 3 Indian Lentils, per lb 0 4 CM.C. Meat Extract, 2oz. Jars 10 12 Pounds for 3 6 *§. George's Extract, 2joz. Jars 1 0 Haricot Beans, per lb 0 3 liarmite, loz Jars lid, 2oz. 12 Pounds for 2 9 Jars 1/5, 4oz. Jars 2 3 'Butter Beans, 0 6 Boz. Jars 3/11, 16oz. Jars 6 6 ) FLETCHER BROS. GASH SUPPLY STORES. TELEPHONE 24.