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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 13, 26 October 1932, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. CHICK FOODS. POULTRY GRITS. AT CALF FOODS. FLETCHER BROS. Chick Food for various ages, Dayold, [Week-old and 4-weeks-old. 51bs for 1 0 121bs for 22 1001 b Bags 15 0 41b Calico Bags 0 11 Crushed Maize, 51bs for 1 0 Meat Meal, 61bs for 1 0 1001 b Bags i2 6 Karswood Spice, lid and 1 10 Moreg 1 10 Shell Grit, lOlbs for 1 0 1001 b Bags for 7 6 Oyster Shell Grit, 81bs for 1 0 1001 b Bags 8 6 Chick Grit, 81bs for 1 0 Flint Grit, 1001 b Bags 4 6 Perfection Calf Food, 251 b bags 4 9 501 b Bags 8 6 Whole Fowl Wheat, per bushel 5 6 THE NEW TOUGH, LONG LIFE "WINDOLITE." A British Product. The ideal Glass for Garden Frames, Poultry Houses and Chicken Brooders, etc. The new Windolite is very strong and tough—wind, snow, hail, etc., will not affect it. Poultry Farmers should note that the use of Windolite in the brooders saves the loss of 10 chicks out of every 100. Remodel vour present brooders into health houses, simply by installing Windolite frames. Hinge the frames to swing in, and to the side, or up under the roof when not in use. This ensures longer life. Price of WINDOLITE—6/6 per Square Yard. Easy to use. Full instructions in booklet supplied with each purchase. SEE Our Window for Sample. Coopers Al Lawn Grass Mixture, 1/6 per pound packet. Cooper's Sprayon Lawn Weed De stroyer will clean up your lawn and free it from weeds in a season. Sprayon is a granulated powder, easily dissolved in water. A pound tin makes 8 gallons of Sprayon. Apply solution at the '"%-ate of i-Pint to the Square Yard. A pound tin will be sufficient for 128 square yards. Price 2/- per tin. Bag's of Garden Manure containing 141bs for 1/6. -SEEDSBuy Fletcher Bros Seeds thereby ensuring the best of results. ' FLOWER SEEDS, nearly 300 varieties. VEGETABLE SEEDS, 100 Varieties 3d per packet, 5 packets for l/-„ or 13 Varieties for 2/6. Flower and Vegetable Seeds may be assorted but if Peas and Beans are included, each packet counts as 2 Threepenny packets. Ask for List of above, also our 40 Page Illustrated Catalogue produced in Ashburton. We herewith give a few of our Novelties and Specialties in Vegetables and next week, we shall be inserting a list of Novelties in Flowers, but in the meantime ask for one of our Catalogues. THE .WORLD'S WONDER PEA. GENUINE SWEDISH GIANT Truly a world's wonder. See the CABBAGE, photo taken of a crop of World's A new and marvellous production, Wonder Peas grown in an Ashburton known in Europe as the Cental or 1001 b garden. The plants are simply covered Cabbage. A most rapid grower, and with pods up to 6 inches in length; great blight and drought resister. each pod contains an average of from Grows enormous heads, very solid and 9 to 11 large Peas of delicious flavour, compact, and as hard as a cannon ball, Wonderful cropper and continues to frequently measuring 24 inches across; bear for a long period. has very few outer leaves. Resists 1/- per packet, blight and drought. , - bur °® 7 * cur& * **» and will quality? *nd most productive. V°™ a s P len J? + c , ro P fnywnere year plants make a vigorous bush growth, after year. -A ll the wholesale seedsabout 15 inches tall, loaded with fine men of Great Britain are handling it pods 7i to 8 weeks after planting; in so ,. th h at s P eaks *°' **?f Each plant cold districts will take a little longer. Wil[ be ™ n-om sto 13 heads, and the 1/- per packet. «°P/. stand for years; in tact at Mrs K. (of Hatton Street, Gore), j vlr C « rtls ow » Nursery one bed has writes: "The 7* Weeks' Peas are.the been down seven years, and m 1926 test I have ever tasted and such a stood *«>sts oi ?0, 31 and 32 degrees wonderful cropper-simply a sight to on consecutive nignts without losing a see them growing." f n ;g le lea f S f ed sho " U be , Planted Mrs A. C. (Galloway, Central Otago) between August and November and writes: "The 7* Weeks' Peas did very transplanted 4 feet apart in well manwell with me, and I would like to get ured ground . 1/- per packet. a quantity to grow for market pur- We are constantly receiving letters poses >»"■■' °r praise about this wonderful plant. Tainape, September 1, 1932. Mrs K: One of our customers wrote stating N. wrote that the Lightning Peas some 3-year-old plants had had were ready to pick in 8 weeks and con- op to Soheads oa ?** J? a *w™ tinued to bear for a long time, and LltoiliNlJNfcr CAULIFLOWER. are far away the fastest grower I have . . Early Six Weeks. ever eeen . * nis 1S undoubtedly the earliest Cau- " EVERY-DAY PEA. mogt £ u]ar Cauliflower. Plants A Pea to sow to-day to-morrow, any planted out in September will cornday, every day—all the year round meuce to form fine heads in November < Pea. This Pea is all that is wanted. _ that ■- about 6 to ? weekg from By sowing at intervals it will furnish plantin out of the lants to cut tmg Green Peas throughout the season, fche firs | head> Come / in a Jittle earlier and out of season too, with suitable in Wftrm climates and takes a litt i e treatment. Height—l2 to 15 inches. io . in cold c ii raateSIt requires no stakes. It can be sown 1 , and 2 iq per packet, throughout the autumn and winter TOOGOOD'S SOUTHAMPTON months. A marvellous, a certain and CHAMPION ONION continuous never lets you dinner of the world » s championship down. Sow Peas 1 inch apart. for 4 rs scoreg of gol(] -, and silyet 6d and 1/-per packet. medalSj and maiiy thousands of valuCARROTS —"The Ideal . a ble money prizes. No other onion It is quite coreless, and has tender, combines so great a perfection of size, almost transparent flesh of rich colour. symme try and keeping quality. Mr This is a new Carrot of French origin ij loma s Wilkins won the world's ehamwhich we have pleasure in offering, as p i o nsliip 4 years in succession, held we believe it to be one of the finest a l. j n England, high-class varieties where quality is " \i per pac }j e t. the main oensideration. Although it BURPEE'S DRY WEATHER has fine leaves, "The Ideal Carrot' is CAULIFLOWER a quick and vigorous grower and will D roU ght resistant,' extremely early, be found to be the ideal Carrot, either and of higngrade qua ii ty . Produces for household or for the market gar- sohd Pm . e white heads TJlig variet dener who wishes to supply products ig particuladv adap t ed for growing in 0f^ str Q a g / 00 /^, Uallt gi 6d ?u? P -f *" dry districts, when nearly all other cnP Sj ( ? f o he \ Plymouth) writes: varieties fai f to make £ ood heads> "Your Ideal Carrot is all you say about Greatl yalued Qn accox ± of its it and I am strongly recommending smooth ]iead and delioat e flavour, it to my friends." 1/_ npr nnp w SUTTON'S PRIZE WINNER XJ per P aeK6t - Height-up to N K EA Po'ds grow in SEEDS FROM SUNNY JAPAN, bunchls up to 18 inches in length. A We have just received a small shipsure prize-winner. 1/-per packet. m « n t of 1< lower and Vegetable Seeds. BROAD BEANS * direct irom Sunny Japan. We were Sharpe's Conqueror—Long Pod. only able to secure a small quantity of The longest and best of all long pod each, so if requiring, we advise orderBeans. Pods 12 to 15 inches long, un- mg at once, rivalled for exhibition dnd general pur- Flower Seeds. poses. This stock has recently been Clematis Paniculata-A very fine climb-re-selected and what we now offer is er, covered with lovely white flowers. much truer to type and more prolific ' . bd per packet. than the old stock. Dohchos or Hyacinth Bean—Darkness \ 1/- per packet. —Claret Red flowers, borne in clusWAX OR BUTTER BEAN. ters, followed by ornamental .seed (Ever-Bearing.) P o< i s °f a "eh Purple colour, very Perfectly distinct from' any other attractive through the summer. Elevariety marvellously productive, ex- gant quick climber, covered with tremely early, and of yery fine quality. large, broad leaves, affording good BURPEE'S ICEBERG LETTUCE. Crisp as Ice—Tender and Juicy.. A very popular variety of medium 1/- per packet. shelter. Height—B to 10 feet. 1/- per packet. Dolichos or Hyacinth Bean—Daylight —Similar in growth to Darkness, but :_ -i _.Ti.i- tir i:i._ a size and outstanding brittleness. Com- is covered with pure Wax-like flowpact heads, with a solid heart of Clear ers and Greenish White seed pods. White colour, protected by a few ten- 6d per packet. der outer leaves. It withstands the Lotus Pink—The lovely pink Lotus heat of summer remarkably well, and Trailing Flower of Japan. Hall hardy keeps in first-class condition for a long Perennial. • m g II- per packet of 6 seeds. 6d per packet Morning Glories of Japan. Mrs Taylor (43 Aldwins Road, Lin- Single Fringed Petal—A lovely quickwood, Christchurch) writes: "I have growing climber, bearing thousands received first prize at the Christchurch of single fringed flowers. National Show for Iceberg Lettuce # 6d per packet, against six competitors. Seed purchas- Giant Morning Glory—Very showy, ea from you " quick-growing climber, covered with NEW DROUGHT-PROOF LETTUCE. giant flowers. 6d per packet The Everlast. Morning Glory—Double Choice Mixed 1 The most remarkable Cabbage Let- —One of the best of the Glories, covtuce ever grown. Will stand the hot- ered with double flowers, test climate and the driest season with- ' . 6d per packet, out running to seed, the large heads Scabiosa Japonica—Lovely flowers of remaining firm and crisp long after all delicate Lavender colour. Hardy others have bolted or decayed. One Perennial. Height— 2\ feet. sowing in spring will keep up a supply 6d per packet. of salad all through the summer. Vegetable Seeds. 1/- per packet. Japanese Radish —Early Six Weeks — A Wyndham customer says: "We The quickest growing Radish yet had a very dry and hot October (the introduced. 6d per packet, driest ever known in Southland), and Mikado Giant Radiuh—Grows to a I heard of seed failures everywhere. tremendous length. Often called The Drought-Proof Lettuce I had from Yard Long Radish. 6d per packet. vou every seed grew, and I will grow Egg Plant—Chinese or Giant Purple, no other in future." 6d per packet. L Mercer (Selwyn) writes: "Your Japanese Snake Gourd or Pumpkin— Everlast Lettuce is all you say about . 6d per packet, it I have grown nothmg else for the Japanese Blood Red lurnip—lost two years." 6d P er P acket - The .above gives you a little idea of the Novelties we offer in Vegetable Seeds. FLETCHER BROS. NOVELTY SEED SPECIALISTS.