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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 130, 28 November 1929, Page 27

"QUALITY" GARDEN SEEDS. - gOW NOW IN THE VEGETABLE THE FOLLOWING SEEDS:— Broad Beans Mustard Beet Onion Cabbage Parsley Carrot - Parsnip Cauliflower Radish Celery Spinach Cress Turnip £eek Peas. Lettuce T. WAUGH AND SON, Nurserymen, Seedsmen, and Florists, 234, LAMBTON QUAY, Wellington. Tel. 40-797, Wellington Exchange. And HUTT VALLEY NURSERIES, Lower Hutt. Tel. 46-838, Wellington Exchange. A STERS, Antirrhinum (separate colours xx and mixed), Phlox, Stocks, Cosmos, Marigolds. Strong Plants, all priced Is 6d single doz., 5 doz. ss, 12 doz. 10s, post paid.—A. D. PURDIE, Nurseryman, Fitzroy, New Plymouth. MODERN DAHLIAS. "VTOW is the time to plant these Glori- •*"^ ous Modern Flowers. They are easy of culture and their stiff, stout stems make them very decorative in the garden, and far more suitable for cutting for. indoor decorations than the older types of Dahlias. Our Catalogue of these contains the world's best varieties, also helpful cultural instructions, and will be posted on application. R. N. WALL, Seed and Plant Merchant, Mercer street, Wellington.

LAWN MOWER REPAIRS Your Lawn Mower will be Collected, Sharpened, and Returned Promptly. STANDARD ENGINEERING GO. MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, 165, TARANAKI STREET. GEAR CUTTING, MILLING, TURNING, GRINDING, CASE HARDENING, ACETONE WELDING, PRESS TOOLS AND DIES, SPRING MAKING. MACHINERY ERECTED AND REPAIRED.

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