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I fruit, plantsfroduce APPLES, eating, 9d lb, 201 b 12s 6d. 'Bring containers. 25 Domain tee., [Spreydon. BOTTLING and Stewing Pears, 6d lb. 5 Chaucer street, off Hargest cres., Waltham road. CHEAP Manure, 4yd load £3 5s delivered. ’Phone 78-225. CLEAN Sawdust, Is bag, or by large truck load. ’Phone 76-542. T.W.S COX’S Orange, 20s case. 9s small case. Please bring containers. 181 Barrington street. FEW Sacks Machine Dressed Scotch Tares sell. 22s 6d bushel. ’Phone 17, Darfield. FREE Rubble. 22 Norah street. I FREE Dumping Offered, close in, i for Clay, Soil, Sand, Sawdust, Shavings, Twitch, Convolvulus, Bricks, I etc. D 9571, FRESH Lettuce, Bd. Beans, 9d; Mar- ■ row, 2d lb; Cucumber, 6d; Tomatoes |ls 3d; Potatoes 3d. Redborough Gardens. 431 Sawyers Arms rd.. Pap. GOLDEN Drop Plums, bottling, 10s case. Keston Orchard, off end Northcote road, opp. St. Bede’s. GRAPES, vine fresh. 433 Papanui rd end of right-of-way. HORSE Manure, no straw. 10 bags £1 delivered. ’Phone 78-225. HORSE Straw Manure. syd load £2 delivered. ’Phone 78-225. NICE Eating Apples, 6d lb. SaturdaySunday. 29A Simeon st., Spreydon. PEARS, eating 15s, and bottling 17s 6d per 401 b case. . Bring containers. 134 Studholme street, Somerfield, near river. FERONS Fish and Fowl Compost. 501 b bag 8s 6d. Palmers, 355 Lincoln road. ’Phone 75-234. POLYANTHUS, Giants, 3s 6d doz. Stocks, Ageratum, Wallflowers. Poppies, Alyssum, Bellis Daisy, Is doz. 7 Averill st., Shirley. SALE, Potatoes, Chippewa. Bring bags. 41 Conway street, Spreydon. SHEEP Manure, 6 bags £1 delivered. Phone 78-225. SOIL for Sale, 500 yards, 10s per yard, loaded with loader. ’Phone 88-727. 7697 TOMATOES. 9d to Is 9d lb; Sauce, 8s 121 b; Cooking Apples, 6d lb; Asters, Is ‘bunch. 73 Conway st. WANTED, Quantity Bulbs for Paddock Planting. State price. ZDB9BI, "Press.” A DRIVE-IN Car Park is provided at Maydene Nurseries, 459 Ham rd.. East. Orders now being taken for shrubs, roses, flowering trees, fruit trees, hedge plants, etc. Open all dav Saturday. ’Phone 31-264. T.H.S L. J. MITCHELL 68-70 Jeffreys road Growers of high quality Pot Plants, in variety. ’PHONE 38-526 STAMFORD NURSERIES. Mt. Roskill, AUCKLAND, 5.3. 20/- Posted: Our Selection Choice Bulbs for present planting. 6 Tritonias. 6 Babbianas, 6 Laclfenellia, 12 Daffodils (Golden Spur), 12 Daffodils, Trumpets (M. J. Berkley), 6 Iris Dutch. 25 Anemones, St. Brigid mixed, 25 Ranunculus, Claremont mixed, 6 Sparixias, Mixed, Golden Calla Lily, 1 Cyclamen, 1 Begonia. 113 Bulbs for 20/- Posted. Coleus Assorted, 10/- Dozen. Please enc. adv. APRICOTS, bottling and jams, 21s 6d, 22s 6d case; Million-dollar Peaches, Kalamazoo Freestone Peaches; Plums, 6s 6d case; Nectarines, 15s; Bon Chretien Pears, Satsuma Plums. Yellow Gage. Eating Apples, 8s 6d half bushel case. INGLEWOOD, 164 Wairakei rd. 2697 POTATOES 2s 6d doz lb, 9s case; Carrots and Parsnips 9d lb. Lettuce 6d, R. beans 9d lb. Onions 31b Is. Cabb. and Cauli. Is each. Marrows 6d, Pumpk. 4d lb. Corn 6d, Cues. Is, Tomatoes from Is lb. Golden Freestone Pchs. 16s 6d case. Plums 7s 6d case. Nectarines 12s 6d, Apricots Is 6d lb. • 81 BRIGGS ROAD 195 Matsons ave. SPRING BULBS. NARCISSUS, mixed, named varieties, 9d each, 7s 6d dozen. BULBICODIUM (hooped petticoat), 6d each, 5s dozen. LILIUM CANDIDUM, 3s 3d each. L. LONGIFLORUM, 3s 9d each. HYACINTHS, in named varieties. All large-sized healthy bulbs. POT PLANTS IN FLOWER. Fuchsias for indoors. Hardy Heaths and Purple Ake Ake for outside planting, ready now. Only 5s each. A. J. PALMER and CO., 355 Lincoln road. 'Phone 75-234. POLYANTHUS

WE now have ready for sale the American type Pacific Giant Polyanthus Plants and are offering these at a price everyone can afford. Having purchased these high quality plants and caring for them according to instructions sent with each parcel, you will be rewarded this spring and for years to come, with giant ruffled blooms in all the glorious new shades. Polyanthus are easily grown and many thousands of gardeners are making their culture a most interesting hobby and we can recommend these plants to Horticultural exhibitors as being the finest in N.Z. We ourselves, are proud to hold the Royal Horticultural Society’s award of merit, for a display of Polyanthus at the Wellington flower show. Purchase plants now, to ensure large flowering clumps this spring Price 2 dozen for 10s or 5 dozen for £l. Free express transit post. Please PRINT clearly your name and address for safe delivery. PEDLEY’S NURSERY, 32 Queen street, Feilding 6272

ANEMONES, RANUNCULUS, BULBS Super Gold Medal Double Exhibition strain, glorious mixed colours, top size 5s 6d 50, 10s 100, 90s 1000. Large 4s 50, 7s 6d 100, 70s 1000, Massing 4s 100, 35s 1000. RANUNCULUS New American Super Tecolite Giants, immense ca-mellia-flowered, 8s 50, 15s 100. 130 s 1000. ANEMONES—De Caen Giant Singles, mixed, 5s 6d 50, 10s 100, 90s 1000. FREESIAS—K. and M. Super Mixed 3s doz., 20s 100. HYACINTHS—Gt. Flowering, set 15 for 20s or 30 for £2. DAFFODILS Super Exhibition Mixture, Red Cups, etc., 5s 6d doz., 40s 100. Named collections. Sparkling Giant Blooms; 10 champions 10s or 21 - for 20s; 10 Super Modern. 20s or 21s. for 40; Grand Collection, 60 all different. £5. Watsonias, set 12 named, 8s 6d, mixed 6s 6d doz. Dutch Iris, Blue or Yellow, 5s doz., 35s 100; White or Bronze, 7s 6d doz., 35s 100. Descriptive Bulb List of all bulbs posted free on request. Postage paid. SNELLING’S NURSERIES P.O. Box 406, Tauranga. 3068 LOVLIER IMPROVED: PRIZEWINNING POLYANTHUS RUFFLED RAINBOWS: It is with considerable pride that we can again offer clients this gorgeous strain of giant champions. We are certain that these are destined to cause a sensation wherever grown or exhibited. The strain is vigorous and healthy, producing splendid, study, foot-high stems and glorious ruffled frilled and serrated edged blooms of enormous size in an amazing range of colours almost all the hues of the rainbow—glorious cherry blossom pinks, sparkling ruby and blood reds, Indian yellows, apricot, lacquer gold splashed and edged tawny brown and red; Soft Wistaria and darkest crimson, cyclamen, saffron and flame scarlet. These and numerous other fascinating tonings are to be found in this wonderful improved strain. Be the first in your district to grow them—a delightful mass of rich rainbow colours for your shady garden —you’ll vote them the loveliest poly’anthus you have ever seen. 7s 6d doz.; 3 doz. for £l. POST FREE. AUTUMN CATALOGUE: Comprising Bulbs, Dr. Yeates’ New Lilliums, and Perennials for autumn planting Free on request. JEMMETTS NOVELTY PLANT SPECIALISTS. P.O. Box 226, PALMERSTON NTH. 3035