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PLANT NOW^ TTEDGE PLANTS-Taupalw. (Conros- '■*-& ma), • Eloeunus. Ako Ak.o. ('4 varieties), Laurel Laurestinas, Holly,, I'rivit. Pittosporum i.3 varieties), Biwmymus, ilscallonia. (3 varieties). Tree Lucerne, Mnci'ocarpa, Pines. Wattles, Gums, etc. Those aro grown at our Nurseries' in 'thousands. They aro sturdy unci .well prepared. Inspection invited. ■ PJUCES—I'rom 3s. doz., 17s. Cd.. 100, to ss. doz., ;ios. 100, delivered. F. COOPER, LTD., SEEDSMEN,- ' Entrance Moi'cer Stroet (ofi' Willis ' Street). Telephone 839. PLANT NOW: ,Coprosma (Taupata), best hedgo for Bea coast; 1 year, 3s. 6d. doz., 17s. 6d. 100; 2yrs., transplaiited, ss. doz., 30s. 100. Elaegnus Japonicus, suitable for windy position; lyr., 3s. 6d. doz., 17s. Gd. 100; 2yrs. trans., ss. doz., 80s. 100. Escallonia Macrantha,. for ,an ornamental hedgo, very hardy; ss. to Ca. per doz 30s. 100. Azaleas, evergreen .flowering plants,; Iβ, 6d. to ss. each. Camelliae, in good variety) 2e. 6d. to ss. each, according to ajze. Carnations, Rpeciol up-to-date list; all colours, 2s. Cd. each, 28s. doz. Heaths, white, pink, and yellow, Is. Gd. to Ss. each. Rhododendrons, finest stock, of all colours, ordinary-sized plants, 23. 6d. to ss. each. Send for our Plant Catalogue. • Free on Application. H.C. CIBBON3 AMDCt)., LTD., P.O. BOX 88, 180 LAMBTON QTJAY, WELLINGTON.

ROSES! rgTHE following 12 of the Choicest Rosea •*- in cultivation, for 135., post free to any part of the Dominion:—" AVOCA, scarlet. CAROLINE TESTOUT, rose pink. EDNA MEYER, coppery yellow. GRACE MOLYNEAUX, creamy apricot. GEORGE DICKSON, dark crimson, ■ sweet scented. , FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI, purest white. MRS'. W. J. GRANT, fine pink. MRS. D. M'KEE, cream. \ HARRY KIRK, apricot. ORLEANS, rosy pink polyantha. THERESA, orange apricot. LADY BATTERSEA, imperial pink. 135., post fYee. WELLINGTON SEED AND NURSERY CO., 108 WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. WANTED— Next potato eeason, when you have your neighbour -whistling and singing in his garden or on his farm, you'will know that ho planted "Bell's War Bonus" Seed Potatoes. They are better than War Bonds, because they will help to win tho war by growing more food. Guaranteed at 16s. per owl!; at the farm of T. Belli Main Road, Lower Hutt. GPRING FLOWERING BULBS. Narcieeus, Anemone, Crocus, Hyacinths, Tulips, Iris, Ixias, Banunculus, Freesia, Lilies, and others, etc., etc. Onr Illustrated ■ Catalogue of above, containing full cultural directions. Will send post free on application, or call TE ARO SEED CO., CouTtenay Place, Wellington. 'Phone 701 A. WANTED KNOWN. TO THE GARDENING PUBLIC. f> A. NICOL'S Eelianoe Seed Store •*-*'• will be Opening in the New Premises, opposite Bod, Butcher, Courtenay Place, on TUESDAY, sth JUNE, where customers will receive tho same attention as hitherto extended to them. Agent for Horton's Nurseries and Laird's Eosos. . ■ i .

white ' MTTM"RV'G! Indian runner LEGHORNS. IVI U IVJL ±S I'l D DUCKS. Holds the World's Record for Two Yeans' Laying for eix hone, viz., 2717, eggs—l 469 first year, 1248 second year. Also winner of four New Zealand Laying Tests for Fowls and Ducks during tho past six years. ' . _ ■ It is only magnificent constitution and laying power that will secure theso reeults. WHY FEED ANYTHING BUT A CHAMPION LAYER? STURDY DAY-OLD CHICKS, of the eiuiio strain: 25 for 80s.; 50 for 555.; 100 for 100s.; railage paid. SETTINGS 01 , 15 EGGS, 155., postage paid. Incubator Lots, 100 for .62 10s. Specially Selected Breeders; Cockerels, 30s. each; Hens or Pullots, 15s. each; Drakes, 20s. each; Ducks, 15s. each; freight extra. TEEMS: CASH WITH ORDER. Please write for Catalogue to A. G; MUMBY, ■" pkoprietob,, HERETAUNGA POULTRY CO., SILVERSTREAM, WELLINGTON. BOWER'S POULTRY FARM, Winner of Lavin" Test for Ducks, 1916-'l7. Also successful Exhibitor at Leading' Utility Shows. DAT OLD CHICKS and DUCKS a speciality. Chicks or Ducks, :i0 for 255., 30 for 355., 50 for 555. All 6ent out in natty cold brooder. All Eggs, 10s. Gd. and 15s. 6d. per 15 eggs. Postage paid. ' White Leghorns Whito Rocks, Black Orpingtons, Indian Buuncr Ducks, Cayuga Ducks. Vigorous Cockerels, Ms. and 3te. rach. Terms cash with order. H. W. BOWMt. jAlftl'l&liD, LfaVIN. . - — - ■ - THE SUN POULTRY: BOOK. A COMPLETE GUIDE TO BEGINNERS IN POULTRY. No one should mise TOST PUBLISHED. having this work. It is a compact and complete guido to poultrykeop\ing. ' IT ALSO INCLUDES THE N.Z. UTILTY POULTRY STANDARD. Seitid Is. M. in stamps TO-DAY. BOX 588, CHRISTCHURCH. Tf\ A "RV (PinrTdPTTQ (white leg-" •*- vJAIyJx© horns). Hardiest for Egg Production. Winners of recent tiiisilf Years' Egg Weight Test. 25 chicks, 80s.; 50 iffllllillLV* chicks, 555.; 100 chicks, .£5. 28 chicks and fireless i broodor, Settings from Special Pons, 15 eggs, - 156- P oß ' Bl ' , From progeny of the above; 50 egge, W'^l'\> * S-; eeSB, 5 " Hens and Pullets, 12s. 6d. and Wli ' ' 8- Ottofli Males, 21s. and 30s. each. Cash with wbbßiHHh'' , *'' h> leger, THE VILLAGE EGG FARM, BHiffe WERAKOA, LEVIN, N.Z,