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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 40, 15 August 1925, Page 17

PLANTING SEASON. PLANT now New Zealand Native Plants:— Pohutukawa, one of the finest flowering trees we have; Tetoki, Rimu, Totara, Maire, Nikau, Rangiora, Karaka, Horopito, and many other suitable treea for the Wellington district. These aro'all pot grown in the nurseries, and in excellent condition fox transplanting. T. WAUGH AND SON, Hutfc Valley Nureeriee, Lower Hutfc; also 234, Lambton.quay, Wellington. Telephones : Nurseries 3743 (1 long, 1 short). Lambton quay Shop, 523. A. W. BUXTON & CO., LTD., . T ANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND GARDENERS, CHRISTCHURCH, ItmU Correspondent* for LAYING-OUT WORK IN ANY PAKT OF THE DOMINION. LAWN MOWER REPAIRS. DON'T run your Lawn with a blunt Mower. Let us sharpen and adjust it. You will bo pleased with the result. Ring Tel. 23-228 and' your machine will b« called for, repaired, and delivered promptly. THE KEEN EDGE, 42-44, Lower Taranaki street. (Change) FLOWERS. (Change) OAS CASH—We will poet you this magnt\3. nificent collection of Flowering Shrubs, value 40a, consisting of Blue Rambler Rose, American Pillar, Souvenir Rose, Japan Maple, Japanese Pagoda Tree, Azalea Exquisita, Beautiful Lantana, Jap Flowering Currant? Lassiandera, Brazil Cherry, Solatium Fireball, Fonythit Grandii, Beautiful Budlea, Snow Tre*.. ion CASH—Mitohinson'* Gay Border Collection. Wa claim this collection to be best in N.Z. 6 Malmaiion Scented Carnation*, 6 Prize Penstemons, 12 Bedding Petunias, 6 Antirrhinum Brilliant, 6 Beautiful Pansiei, 4 Paradise Plants, 4 Zonal Pelargoniums, 1 , - Argentine Pea, 1 Ryder's Giant Daisy, 6 Primroses. CARNATIONS. Si DOZ.—Paris Perpetual Show and Monte Carlo Tree, undoubtedly the finest strain known. Don't miss them at 5a <loz. ' POLYANTHUS. Ryder's Grand Prize, larjft heads, beautifully- marked, and a remarkable range of beautiful colours, only 5s doz., 60 for 20s. Splendid value. 20a EACH—American Wonder Lemon, for indeed it is a wonder. Fruit 31b weight, bears first year, easy to grow. We oontcienttoutly recommend these v a sound investment. WILLIAM MITOHINSON. Nurseryman, D»pt A, New Plymouth. ERREY'S EXQUISITE GLADIOLI, THE best of these Gorgeously Beautiful Flowers are no more diffioult to grow than the worst. Why grow any but the Best ? Here are some of them:— GARDEN COLLECTION—SpeciaIIy selaotod for bright colours, hardinees, and vigour. 24 beautiful distinct ' varieties: lof each 20s, 3of each 555, GIANT COLLECTION—SeIected from ' the largest varieties in the collection. A collection of giants. 12 varieties-! 1 of each 13s, 3 of each'37s. EXHIBITOR'S COLLECTION — Large flowers, glorious colours, long perfect spikes; tho_ highest quality yet attained in Gladioli. 15 magnificent varie.ties: 1 of oach 20s, 3 of each 555. PRIMUI.US COLLECTION—Dainty and •sraceful in appearance and of delightful colouring. 12 varieties: 1 of each 9s, 3 of each 22s 6d. All ortlora of 203 ajid upwards Post Froo anywhere IJlustratctl Gladiolus' Catalogues of 44 pages Post Free. EEREY BROS., Gladiolus Specialists, CAMPERDOWN, ViCTORTA, AUSTRALIA. W. HARTNELL No. 3, Stoke street, New town. Specialising in CAR AND TRADE VKHICXB PAINTING * SIONWRITIKGI. ,'PHQ.NIi 25-921