Seedsman by Special Appointment to Hia Excellency the Governor-General TRY R. A. I*J Io O L/ RELIANCE SEED STORE. 37, COURTENAY PLACE f"VRDER NOW— LAIRD'S FAMOUS ROSES Also, HEDGES, FRUIT TREES And ORNAMENTAL SHRUB 3. T. WAUGH AND SON, HUTT VALLEY NURSERIES, LOWER HUTT. PLANTING SEASON— ' . ' RUSES. rj\HIS season we offer a splendid 6elec- -■- tion of varieties. Our plants are strong anil healthy, grown at our Nurseries, Lower Huu, ao are thoroughly suit able tor planting ■in the Wellington district. Our Varieties are right! Our Plants THE Best! So order now and you will have reason | to be proud of your blooms next summer T. WAUGH AND SON, . ' Hutt Valley Nurseries, Lower Hutt. Also 234, Lambton quay, Wellington. A. W. BUXTON & CO., LTD., /»■ ANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND GARDENERS, CHRISTCHURCH, .Inyita CorresponHoncp for LAYING-OUI WORK IN ANY P ' -OMINION PLANT NOW COOPER'S CHAMPION LARGE FLOWERING GLADIOLUS (12 Distinct Varieties: America, blush white; Baron Hulot, darkest blue; Dawn; salmon red; Empress • o£ India, dark maroon, nearly black; ' Faust, dark scarlet; Halley, buff; Hubertus, pale lilac (rare); ■ Lahma, primrose; I Mrs. Frank Pendleton, pink with carmine blotch; Peace, large white; Red Canna, deep blood red; Yellow Hammer, large deep yellow. Above Is ,6d each; the sot of 12 varieties, post free, for 15s, or 3 bulbs of each for 40s. GLADIOLI: 50 distinct large Flowering Varieties, mixed, 7s 6d per dozen; 50s per GLADIOLI PRIMULINUS: 6 New and Distinct Varieties, the most graceful sorts for.lndoor Decoration—Amy, primros?: Kenau Hosselaar, deep yellow • Maiden's Blush, delicate rose; Atlanta deep orange yellow; 'Orange Brilliant, : salmon orange r ■ Reine'■ Victoria, deep pink. Is 6d each, the set of 6 varieties for 7s _6d, post free. 'PRIMULINTTS, Finn Mi-wsd Hybrids. 7s 6d doz.. 50s 100. F. COOPER. Ltd., M«roer-st, Wellington . Box. 83. Telephone 839. COPROSMA, Escallonias. Ake Ake, Pines, Eleagnus, Privet. Macroearpa', Lawsoniana, Heaths, Boronias, Daphnes Lemons, etc. J. Dallenger, Nurseryman Moiling. Lower Hutt. Tel 166 UP «k The change to the bottle The change from the mother's life-giving' milk to other diet is always a.time of difficulty—and sometimes of danger— for Baby. At this critical period be sure to give Virol to your child, because Virol contains those vital principles which are essential . to growth and develop--ment. | Virol is assimilated by the youngest and feeblest ] digestion, and ensures i firm flesh, strong bones, and good colour. : On sale everywhere.' j ■ Wholesale Agent*: I Wright. Stephen.on 4 Co., U4. P.O. Box 1520, WELLINGTON. N.Z. tIALF-A-TICK >M, Is about enough time in which to W^V^i \ make a cup of "CAMP" Coffee, !|. J 'W : the best of all Coffees. There is If '% * __u_ D° waste witl> j, C&S" \fy ; COFFEE |||: that's whyitis so economical.Thero WvW&VwJ is no disaptjojiitm m wit!. 'CAMP- .«v»RA\\\\ Coffee It please rybody. /»«« Order "CA'y-- «,;.■„ buyinlsMwM ■Coffee, am>. tiTiist »ton havingu*{ %ssss . Cores' SpeciaSstc. Glasgow. WcS^^^
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 140, 14 June 1924, Page 17
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