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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 171, 7 April 1923, Page 22

THE FIRST AND LAST WORD IN PNEUMATIC SPRAYERS "HOLDER-HARRIDENS” were the Original PniMimatic Spraying Machines; they went through their experimental stages years ago, and are tho only Sprayers of their kind mode for serious horticultural work, a fael not altered by the extensive copying of the outward features of many of the models —with inferior substitution for essential constructive details. They are mode throughout by British workmen in British workshops, and controlled solely by B<tiah capital. Made of brass, they will withstand the most corrosive mixtures, such as Lime Sulphur, Caustic Soda, and liver of Sulphur, which quickly attacks Copper and Steel Machines. Lists and particulars of types of machines free on application. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. R. SKELHORN, A.R.H.S., England, Certificate (by Exam.). Orchard Division, Department of Agriculture, N.Z., Sole Agent, lit, Gfiiuznee Street, Wellington. GO. RASMUSSEN’S PAEONIES. • 2s. each, 18s. per dozen. L’lndispensable, delicate pink. Ogida, bright red. _ Pulcherina, light pink. Mon. Jules Elice, satin rose. . Festivia Maxima, white, carmine spotted. Atrosanguinia, carmine. Rose Plenariana, rose. Couronne d’Or, cream. Mdme. Emilia Lemoine, soft rose. Rose Queen, bright rose. Canary, yellow tinted. General Catalogue free. •Phono 719, WANGANUI. PLANT YOUR STRAWBERRIES NOW WE specialise in Madame Melba, and will send you 100 plants, carriage paid, for 6s. The supply is limited, and you will do well to order early from KAWIU ROAD NURSERY, Levin.