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FRUIT, PLANTS, PRODUCE, ETC. ' BUY, ons of Pig Potatoes. State price. I T 8995, -Press.' ' POTATOES, Table, second grade, 4s 6d iugar-bag. 73 Idris rd.. Fendalton. POTATOES, 6s sugar bag. Bring own con-' tainers. 175 Waimairi rd., Riccarton. , 3RIED Blood. 1001 b bag, £1 17s 6d. ’ Palmer's, 355 Lincoln rd.. ’Phone 75-234. [’ABLE Potatoes, large sack, £l. 149: Locksley avenue. Burwood. | jtlY, Good Sou. any quantity. Cash | Pllune 87-826. T.S-! SOOD Table Potatoes, 15s sack. Maxi King. Sheffield. Phone 13D. 8275| 50 BALES Good Short Rotation Rydgrass: Straw. Offer. 341 Wairakei rd. XEBl9i VELI. Rotted Manure for Sale, delivered, i Phone 58-640. _ X 90221 PUMPKINS. 10s sack . 126 Hawthornden | rd., off Coringa rd. ELER orders ready. Please collect I June 5. 23 Bishops rd.. Papanui. j 5861 'OES. Sebago, 8s sugar bag, £ll r’umpkins, Is and Is 6d each. 119 j 3 rd.. Papanui. » 1 44-gallon Molasses Drums, 7s 6d Palmer’s, 355 Lincoln rd., 'Phone OES: Best White Graded Potatoes, k. Bring bags. 29 Kipling st., >n. ■ Table Potatoes, 7s s.b., 16s sack, ton road, off Harewod road. Bring ers. ! Nuts. Moose Nuts again for wind. 1001 b bags. £2 Ils 6d, or ton aimer’s, 355 Lincoln rd. 2449 OES f Chippewa BsF~Onions 12s - 6d. 10s, all per sugar-bag. Apply 75 ; rd., Papanui. Quality Chippewa and Aucklander ’ iJTable Potatoes, 28s 6d 1601 b sack, delivered, •j fPhone 47-428. 7635 Shrubs, good assortment, 6d. 5s 6d and 6s 6d each 139 Lyttelton Ri Saturdays. CARP A Fences, Shelter, sturdy )wn, 35s 100. Bettaplants, 27 rd., Wainoni. ’Phone 78-872. X 9546 ATIC 16 x 4 Wheelbarrow Wheels xle, £2 15s. Brackets available ays. Lichfield st. 2890 ARD Roses, best of varieties. Join d of satisfied customers. Orders:! telton street, Spreydon. 'Phone 37-652. * 2220 BOIL. 725; Garden Clay, 68s 4d; Sand. 30s, 4 yards, delivered. Thone 87-826, any time. K. R. McDonald. Cartage ContracSEu- T.S. AUCKLANDER Potatoes, 8s sugar-bag; jOnions. Carrots. Parsnips. 4d lb; PumpJdns, Marrows. 2d lb: Beetroot, 3d lb. 423 Harewood road. (Not Sunday.! 2260 CHIPPEWA POTATOES, 5s sugar-bag. 15s sack; Carrots 2s fid doz lb; Parsnips 4d, Pumpkins 2d lb. Marrows 6d. Celery • M, Onions 12s 6d sugar-bag. Pickle Onions 3d lb. Cauli.. cabbage, fid each. Sprouts lOd lb. Swedes 3d lb, 204 WAIMAK RD. SELL, Chippewa Potatoes. 8s; Onions. 12/6: Carrots. 8s sugar-bag: Pumpkins. 2£d and Id: Marrows. 2d. Id; Cauliflower. Is each. “PP I -’* Kighsted rd., Papanui. 'Phone y” 7 - X 8263 ORDERS TAKEN FOR ROSES, FRUIT I TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS AND CONIFERS. r H. C. BLISS. Nurseryman. 68 St. Martins rd. ’Phone 37-388. 2135 SOIL. SOIL. SOIL nm Grade (guaranteed), 72s 4-yard load ’ Delivered. 'Phone 87-826, any time k. r. McDonald. Cartage Contractor. T.S. “TOMATO “SEED MEMBERS of the Christchurch Tomato and Stone Fruit Growers’ Assn., Ltd., requiring supplies of Levin grown seed, are asked to communicate with me bv MAY 11. Price £1 7s 6d per ounce. G. J. P. GOLDSMITH. Secretary. •Phone 64-349 business, 64-703 private. P.O. Box 1310, Christchurch. . 2500 BALED STRAW FOR SALE. Wheat Straw, 3s per bale; Barley Straw, * 6d; Loose Straw, suitable rotting down, £3 j? large load, delivered. W. A. HABGOOD, LTD., •Phone 38-768. W.S. MAYDENE NURSERIES? 457 Ham road East. Fendalton. 'Phone 31-264. Est. 35 years. PLANT NOW: Standard Roses Climbing Roses Dwarf Roses Bush Roses Polyanthus Roses Evergreen Shrubs Choice Conifers Beauty of Nice Stocks Raspberry Canes. • OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY. Inspection Cordially Invited. C. D. TAYLOR. . STC. APPLES APPLES APPLES Lord Wolseley, excellent cooker-eaters. Pint grade 15s bushel case, 7s 6d halfbushel. Ballarat Cookers 15s bushel case, 7a 6d half-bushel. Potatoes 6s sugar-bag. PUMPKINS 2d lb. BUSH ROSES—Buy now and get the pick varieties at a price. NOEL BLAIR, 103 Sawyers Arms road. Open all week-end. Bring, containers. _ ' 2271 MEYER LEMONS MEYER LEMONS 1 MEYER LEMONS MEYER LEMONS Strong, sturdy Trees on OWN ROOTS, 10s 6d to 15s. Standard Roses Standard Roses Bush Roses Bush Roses Climbing Roses Climbing Roses Some Varieties Now Ready. NECTARINE TREES READY SOON. Auchincruive Climax Strawberry Plants 3s 6d per doz., 25s per 100. Write for Free’ 24 Page Catalogue. CAMSIDE NURSERIES, KAIAPOI. Thone 296. 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 aetted vivid contrasting coloured veinSUp. Big silky petals surrounding a dpuols frilled centre combining to create an enormous Clematis-like flower of exotic beauty. These New Introductions are largest and loveliest of all Japanese CMes. Permanent root clumps, hardy, CfßUy grown producing more and more DtooiM year after year. Twelve gorgeous dolours: Ruby-maroon, Claret, Plum Red, Magnolia, Velvety Purple, Tropical Blue, jfflronica. Rosy-Lilac. Smoky Grey, Deep Wplet. Mauvette, Soft Dawn Pink. 3 for zSr.’s or £l. FULL SET 12 DIFFER-j JEMMETTS NOVELTY PLANTS, Palmerston North. ___________■ 7796 WHAT THE GARDENING WORLD HAS BEEN WAITING FOR! •JONBRIGHT BLUE RRTT.T .TANTS” POLYANTHUS! THIS exclusive strain of permanent giant blue polyanthus primrose was developed by reselection and hand-pollenation in our own nurseries, and is available nowhere else. The blooms are huge in size, building up hydrangea like heads on long, strong stems. There is an amazing diversity of gloriously-rich colour, ranging rom delicate pastel and powder blues, sky and delphinium, cobalt and navy, soft fuchsia, luxurious violet and bishop’s purple. The strongly-contrasting centres of canary-yellow and gold, occasionally edged with scarlet, enhance the brilliance | of colour. This is polyanthus qualitv at its and the true strain is available only I JOHN BRIGHT’S NURSERIES, 226 Victoria avenue, Palmerston North. FSLBASE NOTE PRICE: 12/6 Doz., 2 dozen for £l, post free. CATALOGUE READY NOW! Send for ‘THE GARDEN GLORIOUS,” > Woe, fully descriptive catalogue. listing hundreds of the finest and newest per- . eunial novelties, unusual miniatures, ete, etc. 4129 THE REGAL LILY ! MOST popular of all the Christmas lilies S Regale, with all the beauty and charm Of the East, yet as easy to grow as the mundane cabbage, or even easier. Lovely lustrous white, funnel-shaped trumpets, with soft gold deep in the throat, ribs <m back varying through purplish browns. At a P? ic e to suit any garden, 2s 6d •adt. 9 for £l, 50 for £5. _ Many other lilies ready soon for you. •end for list. Rare double hyacinths, m the greatest Tange we have ever seen. Whites, yellows, XwnhA, olues, in those heavy, gorgeously j •tented bloms, 3s 6d-each, 6 all diff. £l- - plus another diff. (13). for Anemones, ranunculus. The soil is in! ideal condition now for planting more of these for longest succession of flowers Tor nome or florist. Finest quality of either, 2s doz, 12s 6d 100. y Special offer for the new garden: 12 each •faiemor.es. ranunculus. 2 sorts freesias ixias, sciilas. sparaxis, triteleians. plus i hyacinth, and 32-page book giving complete directions for growing every sort of bulb. The lot for £l. post free or by airmail, add fc From the bulb and perennial specialists. TOMLINSON 8 NURSERIES, LTD Manure wa. 4106

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Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27670, 28 May 1955, Page 16

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