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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3053, 14 April 1917, Page 15

SPRING FLOWERINC BULBS SHOULD BEPLANTED NOW. ANEMONE, St. Brigid Special Strain 2s. 6d. doz. ANEMONE, Cooper's Double Special '■ 25..0 d. doz. ANEMONE, Cooper's Special . Single •••• ls..Gd. doz. CHIONODOXA, "The Glory • of the Snow" ,-• ss. Od. doz. CROCUS, Separate Colour's... 2s. Od. doz. CROCUS, Cooper's' • Finest •Mixed »" 2s. Od, doz. FREEZIA, White (Special '• ■ Size) 18.-6 d. doz. FREEZIA, New Mauve • Shades ss. Od. doz. FREEZIA, Yellow and Bronze ■ •■ Shade's '........:....:;.: ••••• ss. Od. doz. HYACINTHS, Single and :• Double,. Choice Named Varieties ..:...; •. 10a. Od. doz. IXIAS,' Green .-.; .' &. Od. doz. IXIAS,. Cooper's Finest : Mixed ....;..;..■ ••••••• 25.6 d. doz. RANUNCULUS, Cooper's ■ Finest' Assorted ..< Is. 6d. doz.SPAEAXIS. Fine Mixed ....... Is. 6d. doz. TULIPS, Cooper's Rainbow Mixture •■ • ss. Od. doz. The above are only a few of our Special Lines. Write for our Complete List. F. COOPER, -LTD., SEED MERCHANTS, WELLINGTON. : ; BULBS FOE PLANTING NOW. ANEMONES—New Zealand-grown St. Brigid, all colours, mixed, Is. 6d. doz; 10s. 100. CROCUS—Separate colours, 2s. doz.; mixed colours, Is. 6d.'doz.; 10s. 100. HYACINTHS—Named varietiea, single and double, Is. each; 10s. doz.; mixed,.all colours,; 6d. each; ss. doz. IXlAS—Separate colours, named varieties, 2s. to Is. doz.; mixed, Is. 6d. doz.; 10s. 100. DAFFODILS-Eoyal Mixture, 100 for 55., postage Is. extra; Is. doz. For Named Varieties get our New Bulb Catalogue, posted free on application. EANUNCULUS-Asiaticus, all colours, mixed, Is. 6d. doz.; 10s. 100. TULIPS—Single Early, separate colours, ss. doz.; mixed, all colours, 2s. 6d. doz.; 17s. 6d. 100. , '. SWEET PEAS-12 best Spencer varieties, specially listed in our Catalogue, for 2s. 6d. Special Mixture, all colours, Is. oz.; }lb., for 3s. . •' H. C. GIBBONS AND CO., Ltd., 180 Lambton Quay, Wellington, And at Blenheim.' P.0..80x 83, Wellington. ' '•• . VISTOLENE. INSECTICIDES & SPRAYERS. Destroys all biting and sucking Insects, n'nd controls fungi. Death to Caterpillars. Non-poisonous. The Best for Summer. CLIFT'S FLUID. Kills tho Grass Grub, and all Soil Insects. ALPHA SPRAYERS. Automatic, so no continuous'pumping required. Most efficient and simple Sprayer on the market. ■ Testimonials on Application. PROCURABLE AT ALL STOEES. Wholesale Agents: J. W. WALLACE AND CO., 114 WAKEFIELD ST., WELLINGTON. SOW NQW. "SUNSHINE" LAWN GRASS SEED. Absolutely the Finest Mixture on the Market. All good, clean Grasses. ; 'PRICE—Is. 6d.-. lb},"is; 9d. lb., post free; 255. bushel,"freight extra, Also in'Cd. and Is. packets..: '■>, . Get a 2s. 6d. Collection of'.'i2 Separate Varieties Sweet-Peas;-. Post free. SOW THEM; NOW- . WELLINGTON SEED; AND NURSERY CO., 106 WILLIS STREET: 'Phone 257. QPEING FLOWEEING BULBS. Narcissus, Anemone, Crocus, Hyacinths,. Tulips, Iris, Ixias, Ranunculus, Freesia, Lilies, and others, etc., etc. Our Illustrated Catalogue of above, containing full cultural directions. Will send post free on application, or call TE ARO SEED CO., Courtenay Place, Wellington. 'Phono 701 A. , "JLS YOTJ SOW"know ■ the rest. Success depends ■upon the Seeds oY Bulbs you sow. Boss's Seeds and Bulbs give good results. Write or call now for the best Narcissus, Anemones, Freesias, Hyacinths, Ranunculus, Tulips, Sparaxls, Ixias, etc, Bulbs. Send for Annual Catalogue. ANDREW ROSS, Seedsman, 104 Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. Tel. 689. DOMINION- Lever Watch, printed guarantee for 1 year, manufactured by maker of Big Ben Alarm. Post 7s. ,6d. to'. J., E. FITT, Jeweller, Palmerston North. Sole Agent for the District.

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