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HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESSES Are you having difficulty in solving problems in:— ☆ Exporting ☆ Raising Finance te Marketing te Administration etc. Talk it over with the management counsellors at the Small Business Agency ' The service is free and it is provided for your benefit. Small Business Agency TELEPHONE 797-578.

Creating your own "English Spring" garden in Any partly shaded corner will do barrel at the back door can be — provided you can see your used to create the scene of woodsy treasures from a window or per- informality and enchantment with ■ haps as you walk to and from the these Spring flowers, garage. Even a garden in a half See how it's done at Gardenway... / original, heads of ruby red petals V ’ edged gold. $1.25 per clump. A A- Jjfe And daint Y cJcrffodi* ’Bambi' whose :AIiV I ree flowering clumps of sulphur tiVilwlFW* ? yellow blooms will stir memories ’ wHn- -Y ear after year. $1.25 per pot. The petite Wood anemones lend themselves to container growing, their . purples and pinks combining with with • true English Snowdrops the Crocus clumps. 99c per pot. (Galonthus nivalis) and Gold Laced Plant them in random fashion and Polyanthus, the "olde worlde” enjoy their beauty for weeks. And still expect something different... Uncommon and beautiful double 'Lilacina’ pale lavender pink and Primroses (Primula acaulis species) 'Double Lilac' a deeper shade with in irrestible varieties. The first full double crinolines finely edged lot vanished before we could even with white. $1.65 each and reds, warn you that they had arrived, purples and blues, $2.50 each. Climbing roses - or what to do about that fence! Plpnt them now, enjoy their frag- BfI^BHBBr.TT'B| rance and brilliance this summer and turn an eyesore into an asset. ■ Gardenway stock only healthy vigorous plants which will provide that burst of growing energy ' to complete the transformation. . Choose from a selection that ineludes: Compassion, a light salmon-oranga hybrid tea; Alaine, semi double 'Galway Bay open clusters of I deep coral-pink; 'School Girl' apricot-orange hybrid tea; 'Korona' Bush o J standard roses in variety popular bright red; 'Whisky', warm at all three garden centres, amber-yellow hybrid tea, fragrant and very vigorous. Prices $2.50, $2.99 and $3.95. We have plastic r coated wire and staples for GfOW With the fa&Sl. support. [ n a whole range of sizes priced from $430. See them in use ct Gardenway's 3 nurseries. No deposit terms available. Leisurgro VI —rSj X. is lhe easy one to erect — no PJ | J jLJ putty, paint or clips, r 5 I B Get it all together at Gardenway — fruit trees and xl S jr bushes; Seed potatoes, Ham Hardy VXjJLg and Arran Banner only $1.15 per 3 kg; Star and Yates seeds; Pines Vl. o-rern- and Cedars 10c and 30c each — less for quantities; Asparagus, ~ strawberries, rhubarb, -houseplants Aluminium Glasshouses pots and pottery, it s all at Gardenway 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. every day. HORNBY MARSHLAND RICCARTON SLJ 9 Chalmers St Cnr Marshland & Preston 89-91 Picton Ave J