PLANTING SEASON. PLANT NOW, to socuro tho beat results, tho following 12 ROSES:— Autumn Tints Duchess of Wellington Harry Kirk Madame Edouard Herriot 1 Betty Uprichard, Earl of Warwick I ■ Hugh Diokson, Mrs. A. R. Waddell j Lhnssio Mackellar . Uenoral Macarthur, K. of X i Mrs. Herbert Stevens. ' , Tho above 12 Roses, or any others from our Irtneral List, post free for 21s. " T: r WAUGH AND SON", Hutt Valley Nurseries, Lower Hutt Also 234. Lambton quay, Wellington. A. W. BUXTON & CO. > ' LTD., JJANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND GARDENERS, CHRISTCHURCH, Invite Correspondence for LAYING-OUT , WORK IN ANY PAPT'OR THE DOMINION. JpLOWERS. ' FLOWjsRS. PLANTS—2Os cash. We will post you the' most beautiful Bungalow Collection of Flowering. Shrubs in N.Z., consistiagr of Blue Rose, R.American-Pillar, 3vre<* Pea Treo, Pearl Tree, Jap. Flowering ' Currant, Orange Diplicus Arbutilon Bonfire, -Juntzia Rosillia, ■?«iooia Azurea, Adenandera, Jap. ' jj*w*7 Tree, s 'Jap. Maple, Solanum ■Fireball, Pink Broom, Lassiandera. Very ieleot lot. . Can sub. others.lfc CASH. ,We will post you this '- i pharming 1 collection of Perennials: — r -4 Paris Carnations, 4 Prize Polyan!*hus, 12 Bedding Petunias, 6 Bonfire f^ntirrhmums, 6 Double Iceland Popfees, 3 Australian Paradise Plants, 4 New Amarantho Lobolia, 6 Pinks, 4 . Double Dianthua, 1 Ears Veronica Hulkorii. v ,6s DOZ.—Paris Show and Monte Carlo Treo Carnations. Undoubtedly the , most gorgeous carnations in existence. JJon t misa them' at" 6s. Beautiful Australian, Paradise Plants, 3s' 6d doz. 6s DOZ.—Ryder's Grand Prize Polyanthus, beautiful strain, large heads ' rich colours, 2s doz. for 10s, 60 for £1 10s CASH-We will post you 6 Select Ornamental Shruba that will mako solenoid specimens. • ' 18l CASH, posted—American Wonder . ! %? m.°" (fr"iting Plant), smaller, size -."*!_" ■ j j lemon is correctly named »r, "ideed, it is a wonder. 'Fruit 31b boar the Ist year. Can rethese as a good investment. Yellow Gage Gauvas Fruit! ing Plant 3s Delicious PineappleKnubsrb, seedling roots, 4s doz. WILLIAM MITCHINSON, Wholesale Grower, Dept.-A, New '■Plymouth. i ESCALLONIAS, Eleagnus, Lawgoniana , Macrocarpa,- Privet, Pines, Ake Ake" Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees, and Bedding Plants. Inspect before purchasing J. Dallenger, Nurseryman, MeUW, Lower Hutt. Tel. 166. - . GLADIOLI-25 Choioe Varioties, 20a; . 15 Finest Exhibition, 20s posted. Harrison, s Nurseries, Palmerston N. D find it a tough ■*• proposition to do without Wood-Milne soles and heels .after once wearing them. You'd find your boot bill a tough proposition, tool - - Wood-Milnes double . the , life of your shoes. Can be fitted to any sole. ' .' Wear Service Soles and Army Star Heels for solid service. Like walking on air! Ask your boot dealer! 41 WOOD I Rubber Heels and Soles. j|
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 149, 27 June 1925, Page 17
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