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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28362, 22 August 1957, Page 24

FRUIT, PLANTS, bushel care. Us small every da y- R- H. Sisson? Mill road. AS usual Free Seed ~ aged pensioners. SeptembZSbM Rumbles Vegetable Market street. * “/Mg! BUY rough Potatoes lots. ’Phone 31-150. GRAPE Vines to grow instructions; four varietiZi 'JWw each. Postal note with order ' man, 11 Lisava avenue. HAY and Mangolds golds topped and pitted. 87*712. _ ~ fei LETTUCE Plants, wanted quantity, urgent. Palmers, coin road. 'Phone 75-234. MEADOW Hay. good' quigSSM 3s bale. K 97. - Press." POTATOES 35s' sack "dell 7s 6d. 10s, 15s s.b. 22 CvsnrfßWi North Beach. ’Phone 66-047.' || POTATOES, extra good, large sacks or ton lots. 128 Jeffreys road. Phone 38>SES'l POTATOES from 25s sack.HffV I livery. 59 River road. fl POTATOES, Potatoes" Table or all varieties of 4d lb. Carrots 3d. Parsnips 4d lb. Cabbage, all vegetables. Cheap. ’ 1 RUMBLE. 476 Tuam st. Open day. . /pS 3 POTATOES AND VEGETm3 | Sugar-bags. Aucklanders and 1 15s; large sacks. £1 17s Bd. dsM^ 1 g Seed Potatoes. 4d per lb; CmSHi ers. Cabbage, Carrots. PteMjC | Swedes and Onions. Cheu> reS I DURHAM STREET, SyteKl ’Phone 76-973. . s Fite I potatoes I Carrots 2s 6d doz ib. 5s I Swedes 3d, Pumpkin 4d. frsteSß Cabbage and Cauliflower 6d. 9d. Celery 9d, sweet OraMteXMg Sturmers 235. Rome Beauty . W-1 Granny Smith Is lb. 204 1 road. LUSTROUS GIANT GLADioS? I CORMS. I Collection Al: 15 different fd£ :; |k I A2: 30 different for 20s. EsdEljK] separately named and packed. I named collections: 18 different ] 10s. 36 different for 20s. AH 1 sized flowering corms. Post fMete I cash with order. | W. STEWART and SON, »| 35 Wairere road. Wainui Bendi | GISBORNE. I

MAYDENE NURSERIES, 457 < I Telephone 31-264. I Plant Now— | FLOWERING TREES, ' | FRUIT TREES, I PERENNIAL PLANTS. . J HEDGE PLANTS. I Oregon Pine, four-year-old: g Thuja Plicita, for damp smHkfl Raspberry Canes. Great Plnus Radiata. two years Dwarf Veronicas for dry land, . J Flowering Peaches—double WkJ double crimson, double pink. | Delphiniums—Pacific Giants, roots. I OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAWL-||

BLAZING PYRAMIDS OF COLQVW Bigger, Brighter, Better! SMB newer DWARF TYPE SCSnRBKi AMERICAN PHLOX. Huie, raK|] florets, massed in satiny nisnliltejp] deliciously fragrant bloom. WeMgK| fully showy. Colourful and and PERMANENT too! LoteM every season—no costly reptecte|'| like Annuals. The first expetM«%l the LAST. Improved startling brilliance—BENGAL. non, and Persian Rose TmiffilWj Doge, Tyrian, and Orchid PuteMKl Crimson. Dawn Pink. Camellttf Romm Soft Mauvette. Geranium Mte 1 Amethylst, Carmine, Cobalt, VidMa Petunia. Bright Magenta and lovdgj Fuchsine Pink. FINEST NAlflDj VARIETIES. 5 for 10s. 12 for ite. Ml for 30s. or 20 UNTAGGED AJA DIFFERENT. 255, post free. r.j | FREE Perennial Catalogue on Kte j quest. JEMMETTS NOVELTY PLANT ; I SPECIALISTS. I P.O. Box 226, Pamerston

SUMMER FLOWERING .' I CHRYSANTHEMUMS I That have revolutionised mums,fell " the British Isles. v -d This new type of “mum” is a vat j improvement on the later flowertafl 1 ■ varieties. They require next to io 1 ■ attention during their growwj period. Dwarf growing avteiK I * height about 2J feet, producing 1 incurving and reflexting to 5 to 6 inches across, Extrete* I disease-resistant and flowering 1 January to May. When' one of flowers are finished they atmd fresh stems from the bane of Jilant and keep flowering Utt WO rosts come. The introduction’Wl I these new “mums" is recognised wi leading horticulturists as the greatMTl single advancement in the horticwi tural world for many years. - haps their most outstanding faattefel is the exciting new colour including lustrous salmon flUKgl glowing beetroot purple, neynon with shining champagne r ussWM clear lemon with a lime green flate II apricot shading to pink and vSC J delicate shell pink, dazzling SpSfel ish orange, along with yellow, pinks, mauves and bronzes, Sturdy well-rooted plants, each, or complete colour rangt M-J 12 different varieties for £l, iONVI free. 1 1 From J. A. HOLLOWS and SON, 1 61 Botanical road. > I j Palmerston North. fIHH COAL. COKE. FIREWOOD I BLUEGDM Blocks, 5 sacks it I Pine, 5 sacks £1 2s 6d; Mam iMWWFj 5 sacks £1 2s 6d; Kindling, 3s ttfte ] i Dryness. Taylor’s Wood Supply,Jf 4 English street. Upper Riccarton. Tte I 47-y. TJUL' J DRY Pine Blocks: Slabs, Bark and Chips. Same day dallvem 1 ’Phone 78-255 XIW | GILCHRIST Wood Supply:" SfaiKsKfl 76^24 £1 deUvered anywhere. WATTLE, Pine, Bluegum, Kfiodla* I and Chopping Blocks. QRJ). IW J wood Supply, enr Waimairt and Kte I carion roads. *Phone 49-671. Sin PINE Slab Blocks: £IWI cord delivered Good measure 1 sured. Prompt delivery. *FMK|3 57-164. Burwood Lumber Co. ttrjq J Bin PINE Slab Blocks, half-cord « I 17s 6d. one cord £3 ss, 2 cords 1 Selwyn Casewoods (McVicsr), Ute I ’Phone 49-397: Box 5028. Papanui. j Bin PINE SLABS I Cut from matured logs 80 £3 5s per cord delivered. 1 Get in early This is gMMM G. J. ROUD and SON. LTDk’ The Pioneers of Radiata. S 242 Ferry road. ’Phone | CLARENCE WOOD DEPOT, 4 •Phone 45-516. c ! CLEAN SLABS: 10 sacks £1; 5 Mtafl 10s. | BLOCKS: 8 sacks £1; 4 sack* N 8 I SPLIT PINE BLOCKS: 6 sack* fils I KINDLING: 4 sacks 10s. Limited supply slightly singed Slabs from Hororata Fire. 12 1 £1- 1 All Wood Dry and Delivered. J £ffl>a 145 CLARENCE ROAD. RICCARTON I FREE FREE FREE. FREfi-"’. il Free for the taking *awajft course, there is a wee catch.have to work hard for it. | 3’,2 Acres of useful stumps, have been dozed out. There are fUqfi-'.'dl of stumps, boughs, etc., for the aMJ' 1 birds. So go to it, you lovdr w | fires, night or day, let votfr'fiMfoffifl ■ring and make firewood pay. ABdW I course the address: gate entraOflk 1 next to 75 Cuffs road. i G. W. HAZELDINE. -t | Used Car Specialist, ’ i ’Phone 76-383; 12 Brougham -1 SPORTING GOODS Glasses, Magnifying Glasses, scopes. Astronomical TelcaMfißb Scandretts Rifle Shop. Chancery taajh g TELESCOPES and Giant BinocvW | for tracking I.G.Y. earth sategfite fl All prices. Be in early. PhotoffiSa g