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Press, 16 June 1979, Page 13

[Russells] 108 CASHEL STREET (Next to Cromb and Merritt) MENS SHOES COMPLETE STOCK AT OLD PRICES LESS 10% [Russells] 108 CASHEL STREET (Next to Cromb and Merritt)

How can you compare theirs with ours? - || j at still appear .j ’, *' , ' t 0 b e muc h a muchness, ■ read the guarantee. /A', f ' WIMMmM Roses are a case in point. Which 'j* 1 liiMh ore cheap? Which ate best quality? There ate lots of both around. And . / '»#/ <•£.* or this time of year they re ' ""Ew unattractive bunches of prickles. ifebore root" in nurserymen s at language, partially or wholly hSiHr T?*’ 9EK covered by plastic bags. Can you Wr t / \ BB really tell which are worth the money? Can you safety judge by ||||p) s jEs le P r ' ce ? Seems 1o us there's only one safe ■ wa y- Buy the rose with the nononsense guarantee of satisfaction. y jn| Be sure that, if its a disappointment come summer, you con pull w, JSBg i* up, bring it back, with its label and we will replace it, cheerfully, without fuss. KATHERINE MANSFIELD' ROSES not available or imagined when “Red as wine of forgotten ages out boress wrote her poem, yellow as gold by the sunbeams spun hope it will be your choice too pink as the gownsof Aurora's pages when you visit us this week, white as the robes of the sinless One nte J OS j S are $2-99, $3.50 sweeter than Araby's winds that blow $3,99 at Gardenway, latest introroses, roses I love you so." ductions, Katherine Mansfield, Poem by Katherine Mansfield, 1908 Sundowner Folklore $4.99 Double Delight, Apricot Prince $4.50. Gardenway's choice this week, fragrant Katherine Mansfield, ■ has all the qualities demanded by DiVuB the expert. 'We believe it is apt to so name a rose even if the sumptuous rich lavender colour was You can’t improve the weather but you can brighten the day B Plant a winter flowering heather — even two or three! Erica 'Winter Charm’ will brighten a corner for many a Winter's day. The plants are thickly budded and soon will blaze for weeks with masses of tiny rose-pink bells. Only 52.50. For instant effect there is Erica melanthera. Nearly 3ft high, in full flower for $3.50. Erica darleyensis is particularly hardy, a great one for close carpeting. It's deep green foliage is a glowing rosy mound just now and it will flower for at least another two months. Lovely plants only $1.99 and $2.50. EASY GROWING ERICAS 'Queen Anne' is our latest introduction. Waxy pink tubular clusters produced all Winter on an upright open bush. They sell on sight $3.99. HORNBY MARSHLAND RICCARTON 19 Chalmers St Cnr Marshland & Preston Rds 89-91 Picton Ave Hornby Centre is behind the Mall at the Hornby-Sumner bus terminus. Phone 499-171