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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 276, 18 August 1944, Page 8

IV % Q: SITTtNCS V VA 1-. : Wfe,,,. U 5'6 *<■? VW mfixing- \ ROOM 4 CROWN BIOCiS. CUBA STREET • HMMBKK^aUCßSßaAira®S£BBK23Bra3>fl®M®**‘~A t * 5 ’ 155103 ft K || j FOR HENS AND CHICKS Loco! Distributors; Farm Equipment Co., Ltd., Wanganui. The Farmers' Co-op. Auctioneering Co., Ltd., Hamilton. Hodder and Tolle/ Ltd., Manawatu and Rangitikei, Johnston and Co., Ltd., Merchants. Palmerston North. Simmonds and Co., Seedsmen, Hastings and Napier. Wairarapa Farmers'* Co-operative Association Ltd., Danhevirke. 21b. Pockets, 2/-. All Stores. N.Z. Distributors: ALDERMAN EGG FARM, Havelock North. Flock’ Registration, 1600 Fowls. £Vety 6ww> A WArTEMATA PRODUCT <♦ KIDNEYW For ReliefK TRY De WIT PILLS There is a very simple reason why so many people swear by De Wilt’s Pills De Witt’s Pills give relief from backache, rheumatism and such symptoms of kidney trouble because they tone up and cleanse those weak, sluggish kidneys and thus help remove from the system the impurities that cause your suffering. We believe there is help for every sufferer, because De Witt’s Pills are made to give relief from pain. Start with De Witt’s Pills to-day and notice how, within 24 hours from the first dose, they act directly on your kidneys. De Witt’s Pills are promptly on the job, helping to clear out those impurities which cause your pain. For Backache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Joint Pains and Kidney Trouble. Obtainable from all chemists or stores. Prices 3/6 and 6/6 (plus Sales Tax.) A Product of E. C. De Witt & Co., 2 Cherry Orchard Road, Croydon, EnglandIzK Smail Fruits and Berried Fruits should bo drown in every home flarden.' Plant now, and next season you will reap your own abundant supply, which will prove an invaluable economy. SMALL FRUITS. gooseberries —one of the most desirable of al) Small Fruits: Strong plants of heavy red fruiting variety. 3 for 6/-; 22/- dozen, posted. RASPBERRIES—of all the many varieties irrotvn. we recommend Lloyd Georde as the best home or market variety. 10/- dozen, posted. FElJOAS—neferred to as the fruit salaa plant. Hears flagrant fruits of dell<■loll3 flavour. 3/- each, posted. rhubarb ROOTS—Exceptionally vigorous, producing heavy crops of large, tender, red-crimson stalks nearly all the vear round. 7/6 dozen, '-posted. STRAWBERRIES — Strong, healthy, bushy plants, yielding heavy crops of exquisitely - flavoured berries. Captain Cook, Ettesburp, Wright's Prolific. 100 plants. 8/6, posted. POLYANTHUS ROSES. Tu.-lvi- choice varieties Polyanthus Cluster Roses In distinct shades. Blooms for six months. 12 Trees, different. 26/-. posted. THREE BEAUTIFUL SHRUBS FOR 10/-, POSTED. Scented Daphne—Producing clusters of rosv-plnk Howers during mld-wlnler. Diosma (Breath of Heaven) — Dwarf, handsome shrub, foliage pleasantly perfumed. Cotoneaster — Fine, light green foliage: clusters of brilliant scarlet berries. GLADIOLUS. Comprising the latest world novelties and creations. Griffiths’ Prize Gladiolus are fumed and admired for their elegant form and benutv Champion Group of 6 for 15/-. Blue Ribbon Collection of 12 for 15/-. General Collection of 12 for 10'-. WINTER GARDENING MAGAZINE. FREE CATALOGUE—An attractive Issue of -is pages, iieaiitlfmiv iii'liitcd and Illustrat'd, featuring- In colour: Fruit Trees. C'-’cncrs and Shrubs. PRICES QUOTED POSTAGE PAID. Riffiths e 119-123 OWENS RD, EDEN-AUCKLAND FLOWERING TREES AND SHRUBS PLANT NOW. Flowering Chcirins, Plums, Apples on'l Broom- in variety- Au«lra'ian Mini, Rhododendrons, Embothrium-., Cornelliot, Daphnes, Heaths, Warafahs, Eucalyplus, Cvdonia Japonica Scarlet. ANDERSON'S NURSERIES, Cornhill Street. Phone 40-773, Wellington.