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FRUIT, plants, produce, etc. WONEY—AII your requirements. We deThe Honeymen, Th. 58-119. S.T.C. aTbbaGE Plants Sell, 6d for 25. 33 jjgTaulav street. Addington. SELL? Bales Meadow Hay? ZT2415? B VY? Good Soil, any quantity. Cash. ?none 87-826. .TA. MOTHER’S Day: Give White Cyclamen' 12 Ensors rd.. Opawa. FOWL Manure for Sale, 4s 6d sack, de■Kered. ’Phone 58-832. SCREENED Sawdust, 12 bags'll, delivered. Thone 88-141. X 1337 BROKEN Asphalt and Tarred Stones, approx. 4 yards, free for collecting. 556 Hereford st.——————. POLYANTHUS, guaranteed giant strain. 3s doz., 4 doz. 10s. Postage extra. 31 Therese st, Spreydon: Thone 35-105. AUCHENCRUIVE Climax Strawberries 15,000 available. £8 1000. £1 100. Apply G- H. Goldsbrough, Methven. Thone 79M. PULVERISED Sheep Manure, IQs sack 3 275. Easily applied. Thone 79-123, *95 Brougham st. 1 AUCKLANDER Table Potatoes, 8s sugarbag, 25s large sack; Pumpkins. Marrows cheap. 30 St. Johns st.. Woolston. SHINGLE, crushed Metals. Rock, Scoria? Clay. Ashes. Delivered. 'Phone 87-826’ any time. K. R. McDonald, Cartage Contractor ———.— v c DELICIOUS, large Ist grade 17s 6d; Wolselevs 15s full 401 b case. Onions 12s 6d Potatoes 5s sugar-bag. Bring containers’ 193 Sawj'ers Arms rd. X 9725 POTATOES. 8s 6d and 9s 6d:~ Onions Carrots. Pumpkins, Marrows. Swedes. Brine bags. 19 Taramea st., Spreydon, off Jerrold street. STRAWBERRY Runners ready. “Auchincruive Climax. 100 strong, healthv plants air-mailed 255. Culture guide Sainsbury’s Nursery. Mangere, 5.E.7. 4348 SOIL. 725; Garden Clay. 68s 4d:'Sand~3os 4 yards, dehvereo. Thone 87-826 anv time. K. R. McDonald. Cartage Contractor—— TA. ALL POTATOES are not the same Trv Chippewa ana see. Freshly dug, first’grade 8s sugar bag. 8 <lue PETER SISSON, 214 Sawyers Arms road. Papanui. 4067 GENUINE Home-grown VqgetablesT~Good Sound Potatoes, 7s 6d s.b.; Carrots 3d per lb; Beetroot 3d per lb; Pumpkin, 2d per lb; Onions. 4d per lb; Silver Beet 4d lb! Parsnips. 6d lb; Eggs, 4s and 5s a doz 199 HIGHSTED ROAD, STYX - S.T.C. GOOD Chippewa Potatoes, 17s 6d sackfresh cut Cabbage and Cauliflower 6d’ Parsnips and Onions. 4d lb; Carrots, 3d lb; Pumpkin. 2d; Marrows, 6d eachBeans, 9d lb; Celery, 9d; Tomatoes. 5s case; Quinces. 6d lb; Walnuts. 2s lb- Pickling Onions. 3|d lb. 204 Waimak road. Said a cunning young man named Zerubabel. Winter Cole pears should not be like a rubberbal; So, with no Codlin, but juicy—in fact a la mode In their prime you can get them at 23 Bishops road (Papanui). Bring large containers. Open any day but washing day and shopping day. ' ANTRIM ORCHARD - ANTRIM ORCHARD SPECIAL. SPECIAL SPECIAL. SPECIAL For one week. Ist Grade Ballarats only 12s 6d bushel casa; other cooking and eating apples; Winter Cole Pears Buy Now for Bottling. Rail and bus orders extra. 497 NORTH ROAD, TUTT .FA ST Thone 48-951. 3309 One of the Newest Perennials enhances your garden with— A FURNACE-GLOW OF FLAMING SCARLET! LYCHNIS ARKWRIGHT!! is a hardy perennial that produces one of the most wnd colours ever seen in a garden. The big. flat, disc-shaped blooms are a flaring orange-scarlet—practically identical with that of Bonfire Salvia. Blooms are borne 2L gay J”:? 5 ??, 5 ? on f oot-high stems. It is the most brilliant of all perennial border plants. It is a MUST-HAVE in the quality ?«rden. Ready now at 3s 6d each. 3 for 10s. post free, from— JOHN BRIGHT’S NURSERIES. 226 Victoria avenue, Palmerston North. 3291 APPLES w eek-end for tree-ripened Delicious first grade, 18s 6d bushel case, 8s 6d small £?L r . < , Lord first grade, for cooking or eating. 15s bushel case. 7s small case. Stunners, first grade utility apples. Buy now for the winter. First grade 17s M bushel case, 8s small case. Ballarat first grade, long keepers, 15s bushel case’ 7s small case. A few cases of cheawr cooking apples. fteshly dug first-grade Chippewa Potatoes fe sugar bag. Plenty of Pumpkins. Bring containers. SORRY, NO MAIL ORDERS. OPEN ALL WEEK-END. PETER SISSON, 214 Sawyers Arms road, Papanui. 4067 STRAWBERRY PLANTS “THE NEW CAMBRIDGE” After 2 years’ successful trial we release in New Zealand two varieties of “Cambridge,” the strawberry we imported to replace Auchincruive Climax, which has largely failed overseas and in New Zealand through its being subject to yellows and root disease. We offer "Cambridge Early Pine” and Cambridge Rearguard”; both produce prolific crops of delicious flavoured, large, firm, bright-coloured berries, with excellent results again the second year. Strong growers, resistant to many dis£Mes. Plants Govt, inspected. Plants 25 for 10s; $0 for 17s 6d; for 30s. Cash with order. Add Is 6d extra if half of each variety fcne« red ’ aS We have to send at different E. M. SCOTT. Iti street, OTAKI.

MM IMPROVED ENGLISH RUSSELL LUPINS (Imported by us direct from England). WE bring to New Zealand Gardeners for 1855 a truly magnificent range of glorious shades of these world-famous ? u^ Us - Here are some of the wonderful Colour Creations that flowered from our new seed last summer Garnet ~“ e ’. Ro ’s Apal: . Apricot; Pansy, Methyl; *9“ A™ et byst Violets. Exquisite shades Neyron; Claret, Tyrian and rich Moorish; Hyacinth n”Blues; soft appealing Azalea, Shell. Spinel, and Coral Pinks; deep Magnolia. Petunia, Violet, «urn, Mallow. and paeony Purples. Also bea 3 J tiful multiple-coloured spikes e-n the above shades contrasting with ow tonings of Canary, Aur eolin, ion Indian, Saffron, Primrose, Straw ■no Maize. Height 3jft. GOOD STRONG FLOWERING ROOTS, J™2D SHADES ONLY, 6 for 12s 6d, 20s "JEMMETTS,” Novelty Plant Specialists, P.O. Box 226, Palmerston North. WORLD’S BEST BULBS. ANEMONES—Clarement Super Exhibi«on strain. Immense double blooms, gloriS? colours. Top size 5s fid 50, «• 100, 90s 1000. St. Bridgid Exhibition, *®mense blooms, glorious colours, mixed top size. 7s 50, 13s 6d 100, 120 s W; large 4s 50, 7s 6d 100, 70s 1000; Blue Bonnett. Scarlet Emperor, fis 6d 50, 12s 6d -w, 110 s 1000; Perennial Species Fulgens. St Baro, and Mulipelato, 4s 6d doz., 30s RANUN CULU S—Claremont Super Ex®nition strain, immense double blooms, sjenous mixed colours. Top size. 5s fid 50, JklOO, 90s 1000. Gt. Florentine, exfiroition, immense blooms, glorious colSuper top size, 7s 50, 13s 6d 100, 1000; top size, 5s 6d 50, 10s 100, Ji 1000 large, 4s 50, 7s fid 100, 70s 1000. /Coreo,” extra special strain. 6s fid 50, 6d 100, 110 s l(»0. New Camellia Exhibition, gt. blooms, 8s 50. 15s 100. GT. DUTCH HYACINTHS—Best N.Z.cown. Enormous flowering, sweet scented. 5 each or set 16 Exhibition named 30s, per 100. Daffodils —World’s Best Prizewinners, splendid collections, all different named. Set 10 champion named 10s or 21 for £l, 10 super modern named 20s or 21 for *2; set 10 Extra Special Super Modern named. £2, or 21 for £4; Special Exhibibon Mixture 5s 6d doz.. 21s 50, 40s 100. Solid d’Ors, 4s doz., 25s 100. EREESIAS— Bustone Gt. Scented Bunyarra Super Coloured Hybrids. 6s 6d 50, 12s 6d 100; Gay Border Exhibition Hybrids, 9s 50, 17s fid 100. K. |nd M. named 5s doz. Ixias, Rainbow, gparaxias, Tritonias, Muscarei. all fis fid s °. 12s 6d 100. BEARDED IRlS—Best named varieties, S* 12 champion named, catalogue value **• for only 21s; set 24 champion named, value 90s, for only 425; Dutch, Wedgewood (Blue). Imperator (Blue), Hems«rk (Yellow), Van Vielet (Blue), 5s doz, 7* 100, or mixed. Gt. Nerines, set 4 modnamed 10s. WATSONIAS— Set 12 named 8s Sd, or gj**ed 6s 6d doz.; set 6 new modern named .ULIUMS AURATUMS—GoIden Rayed of Japan. Huge white blooms banded and spotted chocolate-red. Super size 9s each, top size 7s fid, large Platyphyllum 10s 6d, Rubro Viita30s each. Julian Wallace 30s, CrimQueen 355, Pictum 20s, Marlyn Ross, yellow. 35s each; Regale 2s 6d each, 2s 6d, Pyrenacium ss, Umbellatum ? od, Speciosum Rubrum 3s, Pardolinum f’wi. Martagon' Album 6s each, and many p o«tage paid on all order. Catalogue listing all varieties of ■W posted free on request. wßltasrous testimonials from many der®«d customers. Visiters always welto visit our bulb gardens. ; SNELLING’S NURSERIES, k* The Bulb Specialists, I FAULKNER ROAD, TAURANGA. 3849