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FRPIT. PLANTS. FRODCCE. ETC. BUY 5 tons Chaff, C.OJD. Curtis, TOXw. CHIPPEWA Potatoes, lite and 16s bag. 41 ' Waimairi rd. —— BUY, 10 tons of Good Meadow Hay. Ring 36-817. MOLASSES, 4-gallon Tins, 30s. Smiths City Market. 7 7845 ROSES, Bush and Climbing, 4s. 139 Lyttelton street. ’Phone 37-652. 7804 LIME? 8s 1401 b delivered. ’Phone 88-125. Selwyn Grain and Produce. 7848 •MOLASSES, Molasses, 4 gallon tins. 30s. Palmers. 355 Lincoln rd. 2192 SELL, 600 Chapman Sacks, 2s icT -£»ch. Devine, Templeton.’ ’ 530 SCREENED Sawdust, 12 bags, £l, ered. ’Phone 88-141. POTATOES, 6s 6d s.b., 16s 6d sadk. Bride bags. 59 Waimairi rd. - ' . . 14* 150 BALES Good Short notation Ryegrass Straw. Offer. 341 Wairakei rd; XBBl9 HUMBER Fish Manure. 1001 b bags £2 10s. or ton lots. Palmers, 355,Lincoln rd. Phone 75-234. 2i»2 BUY, Quality Flower ot Spring Cabbage Plants. Price per 1000. Apply P 7517. “Press.” “ LUCERNE Hay, 12s 6d per bale delivered. ’Phone 88-125. Selwyn Grain and Produce. 7848 BEST Quality Chippewa and Aucklander Table Potatoes, 28s 6d 1601 b sack, delivered. ’Phone 47-428. 7635 T -LED Straw, good, 2s 9d; damaged, 2s, ; Cartage on 30 or more. Prebbleton Trans- i port. ’Phone 87-582, X 8275 ■ WOLSELEY Rejects, 7s 6d large case; Sturmers, from 7s 6d. Glen-Ham Potatoes. 7s 6d. 29 Massey cres. 7896 PNEUMATIC 16 x 4 Wheelbarrow Wheels with axle, £2 15s: Brackets available. Motorways,_Liclifield st. _ 2890 POTATOES, Chippewa 5s sugar-bag; cabbage and cauliflower 6d each, pumpkin 10s sack, 204 Wairnak rd.. Harewood. X 7750 PEACHES and Apricots? large trees fruiting, 7s 6d each. Nursery stock, good selection from Friday. Smiths Cty Market. 7945 SODIUM Chloride. ll?lb drums £8 10s or 2s lb loose. Kill all your Weeds on the drive. Palmers. 355 Lincoln rd . Phone 75-234. . 2192 MOLASSES! Molasses! Molactrate Proteinised. 44-gallon drums £7. Spread on your hay, £7 per drum, ex store or on trucks. Palmers, 355 Lincoln rd. ’Phone 75-234. 2192 SELL, Chippewa Potatoes. 8s: Onions, 12/6; Carrots, 8s sugar-bag: Pumpkins. 2Jd and Id; Marrows. 2d, Id: Cauliflower. Is each. Apply, 164 Highsted rd., Papanui. ’Phone 48-087 l . X 3263 BALED STRAW FOR SALE. Wheat Straw, 3s per bale; Barley Straw, 3s 6d; Loose Straw, suitable rotting down, £3 large load, delivered. W. A. HABGOOD, LTD., ’Phone 38-768. W.S. HUGE NEW HIGO IRISES Latest Giant Flowered species from Japan. Gorgeous glistening satin-petalled blooms of breathtaking size—almost as big as dinner plates—each enormous petal like a huge gaily painted butterfly’s wing, exquisitely interlaced with etched and netted vivid contrasting coloured veinings. Big silky petals surrounding a double frilled centre combining to create an enormous Clematis-like flower of exotic beauty. These New Introductions are , the largest and loveliest of all Japanese Irises. Permanent rpot clumps, hardy, easily grown producing more and more blooms year after year. Twelve gorgeous colours: Ruby-maroon, Claret, Plum Red Velvety Purple, Tropical Blue, Veronica. Rosy-Lilac, Smoky Grey, Deep Violet, Mauvette, Soft Dawn Pink. 3 for „ for £1 - FULL SET 12 DIFFERENT, 30s. JEMMETTS NOVELTY PLANTS. Palmerston North. ’ 7796 FANTASIES FOR EVER . . . THS ARISTOCRAT OF THE CHRYSANTHEMUM FAMILY We have pleasure in offering this set of modern prize winning Fantasies which far excel the original “Tokio” varieties. This type of ’mum is one that is always m demand by beauty lovers. The features are tubular, spidery petals, either straight and quilled like a sea-urchin, or fantastically curled and twisted in a profusion of tendril shaped filaments. The colours are soft and infinitely lovely, due to the habit of most varieties of showing little else but the reverse of the petals. They are easy to grow, extremely hardy., and bv far the loveliest and daintiest of all blooms for house decoration.

Our price for 12 top-quality well-rooted plants all different, £1 post free. J. A. HOLLOWS and SON, Botanical road, Palmerston North. P.S.—Comprehensive, descriptive catalogue now available on request. > . 4872 STRAWBERRIES STRAWBERRIES “AUCHINCRUIVE CLIMAX” “AUCHINCRUIVE CLIMAX” THE wonderful new Scottish variety that everyone is planting. Strong-growing, vigorous and upright in habit, dark green foliage. The fruit is large and an attractive bright scarlet in colour, flesh tinged throughout. Fine flavour, flesh firm. It ripens mid-season and continues cropping heavily far longer than any other variety. We can guarantee our plants because they are the- true Climax obtained from Government stock, because they have been continually deflowered, and because they are regularly inspected by Agricultural Department field officers. PRICES: 3/6 per dozen. 6/3 for 25. 21/6 per 100. 180/- per 1000. Special quote for larggr quantities. Postage extra. Dozens and 25 s, 1/-. Hundreds 1/9. Thousands, Postage Free. G. HOWDEN and CO., Two Modern Garden Stores. 755 Colombo st. Opp. 3ZB. 426 Colombo st. Opp. Club Hotel. Christchurch. 9165 INTRODUCING TWO BRILLIANTLYCOLOURFUL EXTRA-HARDY NEW PERENNIALS—“CRIMSON CIRCLE” and “FIREBIRD.” Members of our recentlyintroduced plant family LYCHNIS ARKWRIGHTII, these two gloriously colourful garden gems give a blaze of beauty that simply cannot be equalled by any other plant. Hardy, permanent, easy to grow, they mags up a forest of foothigh sterms, each of which bears clusters of 2-inch, disc-shaned bloom. READY NOW are: LYCHNIS ARKWRIGHT!! “CRIMSON CIRCLE.” Flat, nearly circular blooms of tndescribably-rich crim-son-red massed in clusters on strong Ift to ,18in stems. Extra hardy, extra lovely, 3s 6d LYCHNIS ARKWRIGHTII "FIREBIRD.” Big, cartwheel blooms of pure flame, with a crystalline, glittering petalgrain that enhances a colour as brilliant as that of “Bonfire Salvia." Hardy and permanent, 3s 6d each; 3 for 10s, 6 plants (3 of each), £1 post free. Only from ■ JOHN BRIGHT’S -NURSERIES. 226 Victoria avenue, Palmerston North. Send for “THE GARDEN GLORIOUS,” a new. comprehensive catalogue of fascinating perennial novelties. Ming Miniature Roses and Gladioli, Ming Trees, etc., etc. IT’S FREE. 7807 HEDGE PLANTS. •BERBERIS THUMBERGI ATRO- ” 10 ° PURPUREA .?. 100/BUXUS SEMPER VIRENS (Box Hedge) on/ CUPRESSUS LAWSONIANA—2yr 40/3yr 50/ESCANLOONIA EXONIeAsIS <s ' r 60/ ’ (White)— 2yr 40/ESCALLONIA LANGLYENSIS 3 ’ r s ° / ’ (Pink) 2y r 50/. ESCALLONIA MORGANII (Liglit Pink) 2yr 60/ESCALLONIA MARCANTHA (Red)— 2vr 70/LIGUSTRUM OVALIFOLIUM (large leafed Privet) 2yr 40/LONICERA NITIDA 2yr 40/OLEARIA PANICULATA (Golden 50/ ' Ake-Ake) 3 vr 50/PITTOSPORUM TENUFOLIUM (Maitpo) 2yr 40/PRIVET GOLDEN 3 Vr 100/. THUYA PLICATA (Red Cedar) 2yr 40/PSEUDOTSUGA TAXIFOLIA (Douglas Fir, Oregon) 2vr 40/3yr 50/4vr 60/CATALOGUES FREE. ALLENTON NURSERIES, Farm road. ’Phone 157 K, ASHBURTON. ‘ 7478 “THE PRESS’ “THE PRESS’ “THE PRESSSTREET MAPS OF CHRISTCHURCH MAPS OF CHRISTCHURCH STREET MAP.S Of CHRISTCHURCH Map. with Guide to Christchurch in handy folder 3/5 Mans All fully Indexed Obtainable from Leading Bookseller* ot from the Publishers:— 1 CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO. LTD CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO ' LTD CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO?: LTD?: Commercial Printing Department. Cat. edral square GENERAL Cartage of all Deoartnienta Give Whittakers a trial. ’PhJKi — M.W.S.