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COOPER'S CHOICE IWJHfib-rifECIAL ••do.u'ini.on" offer. WE offer tlio following Yi Choice Roses, delivered to any part of t)ie City or Suburbs. Price, Js. 3d. each, or tho wholo 12 (all extra strong plants that, will bloom this Spring ami Summer), for 12s.:— CAROLINE TESTOUT, Pint. GEORGE C. WAUD, Vermilion. HARRY KIRK, Goldon Yellow. J'RAll CARL DRUSCUXr, Whits. I'UARISAER, Blush. VICTOR HUGO. Crimson, Maroon. HUGH DIXON. Scarlet. LIEUTENANT CHAURE, Crimson. Searlet. DR. O'DONEL BROWNE, Carmine Rose. MRS. A. R. WAR.DELL, Apricot. MABEL DREW, Cream."WHITE MAMAM COCHET. White. Tlic above varieties may bo altered to suit purchasers. Tho public are invited to inspect our Huge Stock of Plants. Nursejies—Hautana Street, Lower Hutt. Retail Department— F. COOPER, LTD., COOPER'S BUILDINGS, Willis Street. (Entrance, Mercer Street.) Telephone 839. PLANT NOW: Coprosma (Taupata), best hedge for Eea coast; 1 year. 3s. Gd. doz., 17s. 6d. 100; 2yrs,, transplanted, ss. doz., 3fls. 100. Elaegnus Japonieus, suitable for irindy position; lyr., 3s. 6d. doz., l"s. 6d. 100; 2yrs. trans., ss. doz., 30s. 100. Escallonia Macrantha, for,an ornamental hedge, very hardy; ss. to Os. per doz., 30s. 100. Azaleas, evergreen flowering plants; Is. 6d. to ss. each. Camellias, in good variety; 2e. 6d. to ss. each, according to size. Carnations, special up-to-dato list; all colours, 3s. 6d. each, 28s. doz. Heath.6, white, pink, and yellow, Is. 6d. to 3s. each. Rhododendrons, finest stock, of all colours, ordinary-sized. plants, 2s.'6d. to ss. each. Send for our Plant Cata- . logue. Free on Application. H.G. GIBBONS AND CO., LTD., P.O. BOX 88, 180 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. ROSES! rjTHE following 12 of tho Choicest Roses -*- in cultivation, for 135., post free to any part of tho Dominion:— AVOCA, scarlet. CAROLINE TESTOUT, rose pink. EDNA MEYER, coppery yellow. GRACE MOLYNEAUX, creamy apricot. GEORGE DICKSON, dark crimson, sweet scented. HtAir KAItL DRUSCHKI, purest white, MRS. W. .T. GRANT, fine pink. MRS. D. M'KEE. cream. HARRY KIRK, apricot. ORLEANS', rosy pink polyantha. THERESA, orange apricot. LADY BATTERSEA, imperial pink.. 13s„ post free. WELLINGTON SEED AND NURSERY CO., ■ 10G WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. FLOWERS. fin / CASH will buy you absolutely 4t\3l tho Cnoicest Collection of Flowerine Shrubs in N.Z. Plants that will demand admiration—23 distinct varieties, catalogue value 505., including this magnificent lot:— Daphne, Blue Queen Rose, Boronta, Azalea, Kenedia, Adenandera. Lassiandera, Gravillia Magnifica, Flame Creeper, Solanum, "Fireball," Silver Podalyria, Duck Tree. Cassia (Tree of Paradise), Scented Dioisma, Abt, Boule do Niego and Beauty of Venice, Auricaria, Budlia, Mauve Queen, Coleria Aurea. Guphea .Torulensis, Snowball Tree, 2 Champion Roses. ■t/xl CASH will buy you a charming lAyj little lot of 10 distinct varieties, value 225., including most of the above. TOR QUALITY AND PRICE, THE BEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED. PRETTY HEDGE. Large leaf and small leaf Golden Ake Ake, mixed, makes the prettiest fence you can plant. Per 100, 20s. cash. Certificate of Health from N.Z. Government. Should we vim short of any variety, wo hold the right to substitute. W. MITCHINSON, Nurseryman, New Plymouth.

LBS, mu/mbt/s wmA issg m Holds the World's Hecord for Two Tears' laying for six liens, viz., 2717 oggs-1469 first year, 1248 second year. . Also winner of four New Zealand Laying Teats for Fowls and Ducks during the past six years. ■.',,,. -,i iL It ia only magnificent constitution and laying power that will secure these results. WHY FEED ANYTHING BUT A CHAMPION LAYER? STURDY DAY-OLD CHICKS, of the same strain: 25 for 305.; 50 for 555.; 100 for 100s.; railage paid. . . SETTINGS OP 15 EGGS, 155., postage paid. Incubator Lots, 100 for £2 30s. Specially Selected Breeders; Cockerols, 30s. each; Hens or Pullets, .Ids. each; Drakes, 20s. each; Ducks, 15s. each; freight extra. TEEMS: CASH WITH ORDER. Please write for Catalogue to A. G: MUMBY, proprietor, HERETAUNGA POULTRY CO., SILVERSTREAM, WELLINGTON. BOWER'S' POULTRY- FARM, Winner of Laying Test for Ducks, 1916-'l7. Also successful Exhibitor at Leading Utility Shows. DAY OLD CHICKS and DUCKS a speciality. Chicks or Ducks. 20 for 255., 30 for 355., 50 for 555. All sent out in natty cold brooder. All Eggs, 10s. 6d. and 15s. Gd. per 15 eggs. Postage paid. . White Leghorns, White Rocks, Black Orpingtons, Indian Runner Ducks, r.ivnra uncles Vigorous Cockerels, 20s. and 30s. each. Ca3 Terms cS with oX H. W. BOWER, FAIRFIELD, LEVIN. BROOKLANDS POULTRY FARM. KAIRANGA ROAD. PALMERSTON NORTH. IT tc ttip STTtATNT THAT TELLS. Our Utility Leghorns and Minorcas aLrsclrcdTthifl TMrt Mwunratu Winter Show. ONE FIRST AND wpSt 'Sw PffISTS TWO SECONDS, ONE THIRD. Orders booking nmr VL,™ nna lof Gd. for 15. Special Leghorn Pen, headed by champion cock 15s. for 15, delivered at your door. Incubator lots quoted on request. Day old Chicks 1* each, 100 for 055., rail paid. Leghorn and Minorca Cockerels, a'few to spare:^.o^hnnler. early. KAmANQA RO AD, W 'Jp'lJGijXJLlJll) PALMERSTON NORTH. THE SUN POULTRY. BOOK. A COMPLETE GUIDE TO BEGINNERS IN POULTRY. No one should miss Wiiiiuu, JUST PUBLISHED. having this work. It is a compact and complete guido to poultrykeeping. JT ALSO INCLUDES THE N.Z. UTILTY POULTRY STANDARD. Send is. od. in stamps TO-DAY. CJmsTCHumL 13 AW I Ulll'OJLvO horns). ** »llliilß Hardiest 'for Egg Production. Winners of recent BSfflHf Two Years' Egg Weight Test. L's chicks, 305.; 50 RBB chicks, 555.; 100 chicks, ,£5. 28 chicks and fircless Ms|i§?fM% fTf***"? brooder, 10s. Settings from Special Pens, 15 eggs, Hp!*' > j , J 15s. posted. From progeny of the above: 50 eggs, 'I'HE VILLAGE EGG FARM, WEEAROA, LEVIN, N.Z,

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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3106, 9 June 1917, Page 13

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Page 13 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3106, 9 June 1917, Page 13

Page 13 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3106, 9 June 1917, Page 13

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