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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12483, 20 April 1906, Page 5

OF ALL BOOKSELLEKS. SIXPENCE. KF YOU ARE PARTICULAR X About the look and wear of your CLOTHESf remember that I offer first-olasi goodl ftt moderate prices. J. HENDERSON, 222 GASHEL STREET WEST, OHRISTCHURCH. PIANO, BY Hopkincoo, London. FOB SALE, rpleudid vtiue; easy terms. WEBL&Y. SONS, and GOFTOX, ICQ Oxford terrace. ' tust— boots Mm ffl AUIBNCBB w.l« p ru( HVSfllwW Hew! odour. A)lo«. ■*"'" .polishwithblMilni . GOLD MEDAL a> exhibition Hffih ■ ■ • HIOHKBT AWARDS. tor MvpaticTiXr Bl«ek or fl llinnin Broun colour. Bold by M Jill HI IB 1111 B Boot Btor».B<uMl>ra.lran. ,} , : CLIMBING PLANTS . S~\ J The CLEMATIS Iβ one // ') Jl of the Most Popular of ( Jff Climbing Plants on v " account oi its easy and /I I a growth, and its 1 / • Magnificent Flowers. The following varle- - ilea are of recent introduction, and I almost wholly unknown to New P Zealand growers. DUCHESS OF TECK.—Flowers pure white, with delicate mauve bar, oh as t a and delicate, 3/6 each; poet free, J4/- each. GIPSY QUEEN.— Rich bright dark velvety purple flowers of large size, <» beautiful variety, 3/6 each; poet tree, 3/- each ■ CfIARCEL MOSER.—Flowers large, of a nice soft mellow shade of palo violot, with red bar or stripe. One of the finest Clematis grown, 3/6 each; post free, 4/- each. '' VILLE DE LVON.—A splendid variety, with flowers of a pale flesh colour, with pink bar or stripe. Striking and distinct, 3/- each; post free, 3/6 each. ' Or the four Fine Large Flowering Clematis, poet free, for 12/6 gag- Order Now -^ff NIMMO& BLAIR, SEED MERCHANTS . . DUNFDIN ; NOTICE OF REMOVAL. IJOHNSON&GOUZINS ? Have removed their I Tent, Horse Cover, and Tarpaulin '? Business To their Saddlery Shop, HEXTTHE'PRESS'OFFICE. Tents, Marquees, and Flags On Sale or for Hire. Fishing Nets On Hand or Made to Order.