FRUIT, PLANTS, PRODUCE, ETC. BALLARAT Cookers. Elvira Orchard, 349 Harewood road. 7449 CLOVER Honey, only 601 b tins, £3 10s. 40 Strickland street. WANTED to Buy, 100 Cucumber Plants. Ring 393, ask 7715 M. CABBAGE, Lettuce, Cauliflower. Well hardened. 465 Gloucester st.———— SELL. 300 Bales Ryegrass and Clover hay. 45 Croziers rd. 1485 ASPARAGUS Plants, “Mary Washington.” Strong crowns. 14 Radley st., Radley. QUANTITY Good Large Carrots, 15s per sack on rail. Reply Box 45, Waikari. LUCERNE Hay for Sale, 3s bale. L. Berkett, Weedons. ’Phone 76M, Lincoln. BIRD Baths, reinforced concrete, 2 only; 23 Sewell st.. Nth. Linwood. X 8538 GOOD Clean Soil, 4 yards, 655; Garden Sand, 4 yards 30s. ’Phone 31-245. A. Parsons. 1579 CONIFERS, Ornamental Shrubs, massed displays, 4s 6d and 5s 6d each. 139 LyttelONION Plants, Early and Keepers, Is 6d 100. Postage, Is 100 extra. 7 Averill st., Shirley. POTATOES, Aucklander, best table, delivered, 13s 6d s.b.; sack lots. ’Phone 398—71685. X 8637 MANGOLDS delivered. Quotes country orders, delivered direct. Dial 398, .ask 74535, any time. T.S. ASHES for drives, paths, factory yards. Excellent foundation. ’Phone 35-587. Foster, Opawa. X9OBO RHUBARB Crowns, Winter and Cherry, 6d each. Railage extra. 54 Mackworth st, Woolston. ‘ - STANDARD Roses, strong stems, pink and mixed colours, 10s 6d ea. 139 Lyttelton st. 7242 44-GALLON Drums Molasses, £9 9s per drum. Palmer’s. 353 Lincoln rd. ’Phone 35-876. 2903 POTATOES: Aucklanders, 12s 6d 5.8.; Carrots, Parsnips, 5s S.B. Cnr. Harewood and Gardiners rds. SOIL, good quality, 72s 4-yard load, delivered Shingle, filling supplied. 36-576. WF. LEMON Trees, well grown, plant now. Herbert Rose, 64 McFaddens rd., 'Phone 25-055. , X 8492 FIRST-GRADE Lucerne Hay (shed stored) Sell. J. Wright, Goodwins rd., Halswell. X 9195 STURMERS and Delicious, 15s and 20s per case. Container extra. 233 Styx Mill rd., off North rd, N.W.4. X 8473 SHED Stored Lucerne, 4s 6d, and Meadow Hay, 3s 6d delivered. ’Phone 25-313. 750 Harewood road. X 8664 187 LB BAGS Sulphate of Potash, £4 per sack. A. J. Palmer and Co., Ltd., 353 Lincoln rd. ’Phone 35-876. 2904 SELL, Carrots, ss; Onions, 15s Sugar Ba£ Delivered or railed with minimum charge. Apply 164 Highsted rd., Papanui. J< 9lBB DELICIOUS Apples, 8s to 18s per 401 b case. Bring containers. 273 Sawyers Arms road. 7520 SHED Stored Lucerne Hay for Sale. Perfect condition, no waste, 5s per bale. ’Phone evenings 41-400—82455, or write P.O. Box 6, Hornby. X 9644 GOOD Roses, 3s 6d each, £2 per doz. Strong Lonicera Hedging, £2 15s per 100. Roseneath Nursery, 74 Creyke rd.. Fendalton. ASPARAGUS Roots, good crowns. “Free* montia,” hardy shrub, yellow flowers. A must have. X.L. Nursery, 17 Augusta street, Redcliffs. MACROCARPA,- Fences, Shelter. Sturdy, box grown, 355; Lawsoniana, £2 10s 100. Bettaplants, 27 Ottawa rd., Wainoni. ’Phone 32-238. DAHLIA seed from N.Z.’s largest collection, will give dazzling display for Royal visit. 2s 6d pkt. Dania Gardens, Kaeoi DAMAGED Baled Grass Seed Straw at 2s per bale, delivered in lots of 20 bales or more. W. A. Habgood, Ltd., Phone 40, Lincoln. S.T.C. FRESH Dug First-Grade Carrots; Seed Potatoes, Aucklander; Onions; Pickling Onions; Cabbage; Swede; Pumpkin, etc. 43 Vagues rd.. Growers. T.T.S. ROSES, Bush and Climbing, 3s 6d each, or £2 doz. Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Macroearpa. H. C. BLISS, Nurseryman, 68 St. Martins road. Open all day Saturday; ’Phone 398—7828 M. 2746 AUBRETIA Yellow Alyssum, Carnation, R. Lupins, Nemesia, Phlox D.. Pansies, S. Peas, Polyanthus, Sib Wallflowers, Stocks, Blue, Yellow Violas, Box lots. Wholesale prices. BETTAPLANTS, 27 Ottawa rd., Wainoni. ’Phone 32-238. SOIL SOIL SOIL First Grade (guaranteed), 72s 4-yard load delivered. Dial 398, ask 74535. any time. K. R. MCDONALD Cartage Contractor. T.S. FIRST GRADE TABLE POTATOES. 1501 b 37s 6d, ex store or on rail. Certified Aucklander and Arran Banner Seed in retail lots. C. MORGAN WILLIAMS and SON. 62-64 Charles st., KAIAPOI. 1414 STANDARD ROSES. STANDARD ROSES. BUSH ROSES. CLIMBING ROSES. AZALEAS, DAPHNES. RHODODENDRONS, ETC.
Open to 8.30 p.m. Mon., Wed., FrL CAMSIDE NURSERIES, SIDEY QUAY, KAIAPOI. ’Phone 296. Only address. Turn west at Post Office. 1477 STAMFORD NURSERIES, MT. ROSKILL, AUCKLAND, S 3. Tuberous Begonias. Plant these lovely flowers October outside in raised beds. Partial shade. Make a lasting display of colour. 10s dozen posted. Yearling tubers. Our Selection 50 Hardy Flower Plants with 1 Perennial Phlox, 1 Perennial Aster, 1 Golden Calla Lily, 1 Calceolaria, for 10s. Our selection 8 different named Perennials for 10s. Carefully packed and postage Paid. Please Enc. Advt. X9239 APPLES, well branched, 20 varieties/6s ea. 3-year Dwarf Apples, 7s; (Fruiting site); Azaleas, Daphnes, Forsythia, Evergreens, Chilean Fire Bush. Bottlebrush, Feijoas, Viburnums, Magnolia, Hibiscus, Scarlet shades, Rhododendrons, Lily of the Valley Bush, Cuprusses, Stewartii, Allumin, Erectaviridis, Cryptomeria, Pottensir, etc.. Th V7 a> Camellias, Roses. Strong Hedging, Tomato Plants. Well hardened Beddmg Plants. Stocks, Poppies, Dianthus. Antirrhinums, etc., etc. Box lots Pr rl £ es it Open 311 da Y Saturday. Riverside Nutseries, 363 River rd., Shirley-, • 29K1 * 2;XP AR ROOTS OF DELICIOUS ASPARAGUS. AND HOW TO GROW THEM. The tastiest and most luscious of the newer heavy-cropping Asparagus, Conchuhhv C «!2n s H 1 ’ 1* i 1134 arriv ed. Thesechubby, well-developed roots will pro*r ernen dous crops of inch-thick fl Or years, with mouth-water-flavourful, generously long shoots that are delightfully tender. Price, with complete instructions for preparing the J?ed- planting, manuring, etc., etc. S 20 for 10s; 50 for £l, post free, from JOHN BRIGHT’S NURSERIES 226 Victoria street, Palmerston North. 2810 FIRST MAJOR RELEASE IN AUSTRA LASTA OF THE WORLD'S FINEST ' PERENNIAL PHLOX THE. brandhT !. he work o£ a famous Engl™ Plant ‘ b 5 eed SF (Ca Pt- Symons-Jeune), have caused a furore in the world of perennials. And no wonder! The huge florets m sparkling, vivid colours, the clean, spicy fragrance—the tremendous massed trusses of bloom—all are of such quality as to put them far ahead of any varieties sold previously. Hardy, longflowering, growing more beautiful every year, these glorious newcomers will in future be enthusiastically offered by all are Uty Nurserymen - Varieties available ICEBERG: Florets are large as a florin and shilling side by side. Soft ice-blue, distinct violet eye. 4s. SALLY: Huge 2 inch florets of deep, rosy pink, flushed salmon, with carmine eye •and radiating crimson veins. (Listed in England at 7s 6d each.) 4s. BLUE BOY: Cyclamen blue, deepens to a lovely soft royal blue with stiriking white blaze radiating from the centre. Listed in England at ss—4s. PRUNELLA: Glorious prune purple, and easily the best of its colour. Florets ljin across and truss of outstanding size. 4s. CINDERELLA: Pale mulberry pink, sparkling carmine eye. Huge truss of blooms, each 2in across. 4s. CECIL HANBURY: 1 Jin pips of brilliant salmon rose, with cyclamen and crimson central zones. 4s. DRESDEN CHINA: ljin florets of pearly salmon, streaked with crimson lake in radiating blaze. 4s. BLUE MCON: Glorious 2in. pips of deep, smoky lilac blue. Heads of bloom as compact and massed they look like hydrangeas. 4s. OUR GRACIE; Queen of the collection. Huge pips of lovely, soft apple-blossom pink, which builds up into a tremendous head of pastel bloom. Very long flowering. 4s. EVENTIDE: Latest flowering pf all. Very large (ljin) pips of smoky dusk-purple, veined with violet and with purple eye. 4s. PINK GOWN: ljin florets of petunia rose, with a central star-shaped crimson blaze. 3s 6d. SUNRAY: Very large <2in) pips of warm salmon pink suffused with orange , and white eye, surrounded by a radiat- , ing crimson blaze. 4s. SYMONS-JEUNE; Brilliant rose florets of extra large (2in) size, with a, central suffusion of crimson. 4s. i SPITFIRE: A brilliant salmon orange, . bright carmine eye. 2s 6d. " SPECIAL OFFER: The set of 14 differ- : ent, £2 10s, post free. Fairly limited quantity. Order immediately from JOHN BRIGHT’S NURSERIES > 226 Victoria avenue PALMERSTON NORTH 7434 CEREO—The Sensational new breakfast cereal is here! A welcome change on your breakfast table. Children love it! Hygienically packed in Plyfilm. Only 3 minutes to i cook. S.T.C.
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