’ FRUIT, PLANTS, PRODUCE ASHES for Drives. Paths. Factory Yards; excellent foundation 'Phone ; 36-276.M.T.5. ASPARAGUS, 2s 6d per bundle. Open every day. 57 Crofton road, off Harewood road. BUY Graded Onions. Ton lots^or^better. 127 Clifton ace. ’Phone 426, 'Sumner. ) BLOOD and Bone. 4d lb. delivered. 201 b or more. Best plant food on the . market. ’Phone_39-235. 7258 CALL at 43 Vagues r6ad~PapanuT, i for Fresh S. Cabbage, Letttuce. • Caulis., Swedes. Carrots. Onions . Potatoes. T.S ; CLEAN Sawdust, fs bag, orbv - large truck load. ’Phone 76-542. T.W.S. ' GARDEN Stakes, broom, sft long. 6s dozen delivered. ’Phone 59-440. )|_ _ 737 . I MANURE, well-rotted, prompt de- | livery. 'Phone 49-671M.G.F ; POTATOES, Table or Seed. Fresh , | Vegetables. Rumbles. 476 Tuam st.
jX4120 POTATOES, 60 sacks Red Dakota seed. £1 a sack. 'Phone, business hours only, 65-327. 6911 POTATOES, hand-picked, sacks 12s fid to 255. 4s delivery. Monev-back guarantee. 59 River road. 'Phone 78-361.
SHINGLE, Crushed Metals. Rock, Sdoria. Clay. Ashes, delivered. ’Phone 77-125, any time K. R. McDonald, Cartage Contractor T.S SOIL, 725; Garden Clay. 68s 4d: Sand, 355. 4 yards, delivered ’Phone 77-125. any time. K R. McDonald. Cartage Contractor. T.S.
SOIL SOIL. SOIL. First Grade (guaranteed), 72s 4-yard load. Delivered ’Phone 77-125. any time. K. R. MCDONALD, Cartage Contractor. T.S -BUYNO. 1 GRADE POTATOES. NO. 1 GRADE POTATOES. Ring 87-319, evenings. Ring 87-319. evenings. 2599 CHOU MOELLIER SEED. 94 Germ., 99 Purity. Certified free from Dry Rot Disease. 5s per lb, or 4s 9d per lb 1401 b bag. c.o.d. Apply G. E. J. STEWART, No. 9 R D., W AIM ATE. 6850 PLANT NOW. WORLD’S CHOICEST GLADIOLI. COLOURS of rare beauty Highes’ quality, top size corms. 35 in 7 named varieties 20s; 15 in 5 named varieties 10s; splendid all-colour mixture 40 foi 20s. 18 for 10s.
Post Free. WOODEND BULB FARM. Woodend. North Canterbury. T.F.S
MAYDENE NURSERIES, 457 ILAM ROAD. EAST TELEPHONE 31-264. Evergreen, Shruns, Camelias. Perennial Phlox. Michaelmas Daisies. Ameria, Pentstemons, Rhododendrons, Acacia Florabunda (large Flowering Wattle), etc. Open Saturdays. T’W h.s.
GERBERAS. These glorious cut flowers and garden subjects will bloom for 6 months. Growing instructions with every Order. Orders of J dozen Packed, Postage Is 6d extra. All Orders are Now Ready. DOUBLES TO COLOUR: Reds, pinks, salmon, orange, apricot, etc.. 4s 6d each, 6 for 255. DOUBLES MIXED: (Not Named), • 6 for 19s. TECOLITE GIANTS. A new American strain, large single flowers, some with two rows of petals, in mixed colours only, 3s 6d each, 6 for 20s. VICTOR: Giant Single, scarlet. bronze foliage, very attractive. 2s 6d ea. L. J. KNOWLES. 51 Ford road. OPAWA. CHRISTCHURCH. BEDDING-OUT PLANTS. BEDDING-OUT PLANTS. 4 doz. per box: 6/-. ANTIRRHINUM, Aubretia, Livingstone Daisy. Nemesia. Schizanthus, Stock, Viola (Yellow and Bluet. Petunia, Long Daisies. Siberian Wallflower. Iceland Poppy. Sweet William, Wallflower.
Polyanthus, 2J doz. box .. 7/- box. Carnation, 3J to 4 doz. .. 6/- box! Pansy, 4 doz. .. .. 7/- box' Giant and Frilled Petunias. 4 doz.- j 7/6 box! For all Garden Tools, Motor and Hand Mowers. Stakes. Garden Seats, and Hose. SMITHS CITY MARKET. LTD., SMITHS CITY MARKET. LTD.. 550 Colombo street. 2465 DAINTY. FASCINATING MINIATURE ROSES! SOMETHING NEW! The perfect permanent border for ANY garden—and a “MUST” for rose gardens! Growing only as tall as a lobelia border (but nicely bushy), with tiny, maiden hair-ferny leaves, these novel roses produce hundreds of perfect fingernail-sized buds ant! blooms to cloak the entire plant in a mass of delicately-perfumed colour. Perfect for wiring and floral work, their dainty loveliness far exceeds that of full-sized roses EASILY GROWN FROM CUTTINGS,; A FEW PLANTS CAN BE USED TO; FILL AN ENTIRE BORDER! Also] they grow beautifully in pots as an; indoor plant and make a unique , lovely. and inexpensive Xmas present. Varieties ready NOW in-, dude—PIXIE, soft silky china rose; PERLA D A ALCANADA, gorgeous; velvety crimson; ROSA ROULETTE, satiny carmine rose; PERLA DV MONSERRAT. beautiful coral salmon; OAKINGTON RUBY, glowing I ruby-red.
All 4s 6d each, or the full set of 5 different £1 post free.
Only from JOHN BRIGHT’S NURSERIES, 226 Victoria avenue, Palmerston North. 3321
JUST TAKE A LOOK AT THIS FOR A BARGAIN ’ ’ FIFTY SHILLINGS WORTH OF NOVELTY PERENNIALS FOR £1 (One Pound i POST FREE? DUE to an amazingly good growing ■ season last summer, we are OVER- i STOCKED WITH ALL OUR FINEST : NOVELTY PERENNIALS! This) month, we plant up. ALL OUR . HOLDING - BEDS MUST BE EMPTIED. SO—OUT THEY GO' | Note these points; (1) For every £1 sent we will lorward. PACK AND POST FREE. FIFTY SHILLINGS (£2 lOsi worth of our finest novelty perennials «2i EVERY PLANT WILL BE DIFFERENT (3) Each plant will be tagged showing name, height, colour, flowering date, conditions and soil required, etc. >4) EACH PLANT WILL BE SPECI- ’ ALLY CHOSEN FOR CLIMATE AND SOIL CONDITIONS IN YOUR PARTICULAR LOCALITY? <5) EACH PLANT IS GUARANTEED TO GROW. (6) Choice of plants is ours. As we will be swamped with orders, it may be a week before we can do yours Just a little patience please THIS IS OUR SPECIAL 1957 BARGRAIN BOMBSHELL ORDERS PACKED IN STRICT ROTATION JOHN BRIGHT’S NURSERIES. 226 Victoria avenue. Palmerston North 6590 BOATS, BUY AND SELL lift 6in PLYWOOD Dinghy lor sale. Mahogany ply. 21 Belfield street. Dailington. 7uU SATURDAY is the best day to Shift Ring Bebans. 62-493. tor a planned Removal. T.T.S
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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28414, 22 October 1957, Page 23
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