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CAMELLIAS As illustrated, the up-to-date version K of this garden favourite. The modern singles with prominent stamens should ® //„/// •//// be in every garden. CHINA MAID. Single. Pale Shell Pink 10/4 co. DUCHESS OF YORK. Double. Pink edged While. t/4 •«. GREAT EASTERN. Largo. Carmine Red t/4 »o. MAGNOLIAFLORA. Delicate Blurb Pink. Ho,e in Hose. 21/• «a. PEACH BLOSSOM. Semi-double. Pale Pink, central petals intermingled with Yellow stamens 21/• ea. SHIROBOTON. Ivory White, Orange Yellow stamens. I | SOMERSBY. Deep Ruby-Red, prominent stamens. 10/6 •«. *^^^***^^^*** l, *^ , * r **^*^** l^ SPENCER S PINK. The finest single, Pink 12/6 ea. FIRST NEW ZEALAND RELEASE. yoibigin. S ft Shell Pink. Golden stamens. 10/6 NEW SENSATIONAL and many other camellia japonica varieties. PORSYTHSA Advonced Plants of many varieties available. "ARNOLD GIANT.” Intense yellow flowers ALSO WINTER FAVOURITES , measuring almost 2 inches across Extremely ' .. CAMELLIA SASANQUA ’* vigorous and hardy. This Forsythia, a > triploid with hybrid vigour was bred at the I AUTUMN BEAUTY. Light Rosy-Red Single Flowers. Yel4 Arnold Arboretum at Boston, U.S.A., and this low central stamens .... I is the first release to be made in New Zea- ’ HiRYU. Semi-Double, Rosy-Claret scented flowers. I land. Stocks extremely limited. 7/6 eo. ’j PRICED 25/- & 12/6 ■ HINOTSUKASA. Deep Rose-Red. Singlv V/4 ea. : - TrU-j-.-jTrLI-j-. _-rU-J-. MONOGONO. Best semi-double. Pink V/4 ea. (Freight Extra.) ASPARAGUS. (Order now). "CONISTON" (Varieties with pastel shaded flowers should be given Pedigree Asparagus Plants for July-August same protection from the sun, to prevent the flowers delivery. .... .... .... 12/- doz. bleaching.) C. E. GIBBONS & CO. LTD. 637 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH P.O. Box 1191 Mid-way between Lichfield and Tuam Streets ’PHONE 77-919 -- I— THE GOODACRES ” Lot 7 SUBDIVISION Lot 6 28 7 a?>5 ? Lot 6 28 B P ? 224 2 277 ~ - Lot 9 28 3 Lot 5 Z&Bp.'S I I f , L •£, Loti Lota Lot 3 Lot 4 f 28> f J- Z § $ll ■>. / “* Jag L. ,v> i WOODMAN iTarSeMJ STREET R *5 If J BURWOOD BURWOOD If,"} F « 1 EXCELLENT HOME BUILDING SITES • 9 Splendid Sections | TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION MONDAY NEXT at 7.30 p.m. * IN OUR AUCTION SALE ROOMS, 121 WORCESTER STREET. MAGNIFICENT. RICH. MARKET GARDENING. Level. Cultivated SOIL, High and dry, best in Canterbury. Very Healthy. No Factories. No Smoke. SPECIAL EASY TIME PAYMENT TERMS. 10% deposit, 3 years to Pay As You Earn. FULL PARTICULARS FROM THE AUCTIONEERS: H. G. LIVINGSTONE LTD. SUBDIVISION SPECIALISTS. Mw cvM ic, chuttpCm New \ and represent our country in the • World Championship at Oxford, S* England in October? New Zealand /;• Final at Papakaio, Oamaru July 28th. THE ATLANTIC SILVER Sr ugog S SA. ggS S A 3888 gsj PLOUGH TROPHY. ■JJ'J to be held for one year by '. ’he Champion Ploughman f epO** J /MoW a ' so receive from | x -'' \n the sponsors, Atlantic Union fl ~ y LibudwH Oil Company Pty. Limited. V a miniature Silver Plough " N a FREE return trip to rJ England plus expense allow- ® : .JJ M ances as New Zealand's m f Aflrinfir*! y representative in the 1956 World Ploughing Championship. w IMlKinTlvl QUALIFYING | \ | EVENT 1551 J:< Y will be held by the t I XT R A « North Canterbury Ploughing MOTOR OIL Match Association ; ' RANGIORA /X'SW | 6th JULY, 1956 V 1 / Under the auspices of Federated < ----- - i Farmers of New Zealand Inc. Hi i is i Sponsored by Atlantic Union Oil . Company Pty Limited. MarkeA 5124 ' ers of Ess o Products m New •• • •.•.-.•.•.♦.-.x.-.-.vx.v.-• • Zealand.