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A charming description of "A Factory Garden" is given in the Christchurcn Press, one that brings before the reader a vision of'colour which is delightful. 'A glue factory does not sound very interesting, but .as there are about two acres of garden belonging to the premises, it alters the view in a most satisfying manner. There is a. glass houae with beautiful foliage and other plants. A carnation garden, a rose garden, with flowers from cream to crimson to tangerine, was' showing its third series of flowers for the season. There are about 1000 bushes with the collection. The plants are in circular or crescent borders all bordered with blue lobelia. The title of the factory is also "grown" in handsome blue lobelia. Below this is a terrace with vari-coloured Mesembryanthemums, and facing it a mass-.of pink, white, scarlet, and crimson phlox. There are tennis courts laid out and' further garden with calceolaria/ geraniums, verbenas, dwarf marigolds, dianthus, bonfire salvias, petunias, marguerites and a host of other lovely blossoms. Weddings.—lf you wish to obtain that finish and artistic touch to your wedding, order your bouquets from Miss Murray, Vice-Reg»l Floriste. 36,- Willisstreet.—Advt. A growing lad is an expensive item. All boys! clothes reduced by from 2s to 5s in the-£l at Fowlds's sale. Buy while sale prices last.—Advt. Wash-day drudgery was knocked out in the first round \yith that remarkable Laundry Help, No-rubbing.—Advt.

MADAME M'MILLAN wishes to announce to her numerous Customers that she will bo giving up Business as Ladies' Tailor and Costumier about the end of February, 1822. Those ladies desiring Costumes should place their orders immediately. Address: 48, MANNERS-STREET (Entrance, through G. Fowlds's Ltd. Boot Department). t —— '. ' NOTICE. HEALTH TALK. ' TO THE LADIES OF LYALL BAY. THE Talk to bo given in Kowell's Tea Rooms will be at 2.30 on FRIDAY. 10th. instead of Thursday. All interested in' the means of Health Betterment are y VIAVI-WELLINGTON, 326, Lambton-quay. (

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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 33, 9 February 1922, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 33, 9 February 1922, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 33, 9 February 1922, Page 9

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