Hy^aj^jH We offer the finest selection of extra choice '"™^(h| Giant Exhibition varieties Hi -^t^ >>fH - available anywhere to-day, S/M many being worth 2/6 ■r^STTfI and 3/6 each. All shade* IB W*w* - of orange, brown, salmon, IBrC^L tj,*"! blue, violet, flame, elate, m2m maroon, etc. Also injL&*Wtm eluded the World ChamV pion, Miss. New Zealand fc jtt with immense saltri >n • »c LaMf^^^Hl blooms Sin. across. Any W* *a*^Hß variety I/- each. Set of i JpjMM 12 sorts for 9/-; 24 Hfc^^^J^lH varieties for 17/- posted. '■■••» ««^ Extra choice miixed 2/6 doz., 15/- per 100. All top-sized flowering bulbs. POLYANTHUS — Harrison'* "Rival" Exhibition Strain. Marvellous new strain of giant tangerine, brawny orange, ruffled yellow, salmon orange, and intermediate shades with and without different marginal col* outings or reverse ' bronze shading*. Strong flowering plants, 2/6 doz., 50 for 8/6, 100 for 15/-. Seed 2/6 pkt. PERENNIAL PHLOX. We pride ourselves a* carrying the i most complete and extensive stocks of hardy perennials in Australasia^ yearly despatching large quantities to ail part* of the Dominion and Commonwealth. Our Phlox are far famed and our collection of twelve Special Named Varieties is unrivalled in value. Shades of orange, scarlet, cerise,, salmon, violet, lilac blue, wine red, briar rose, etc. Set of 12 for 12/6 posted. GYPSOPHYLLA, Bristol Fairy. The most popular perennial for decorative work. Dainty sprays of tiny double snow-white flowers freely produced for months. Roots 2/- each. LAVENDER LADY, new perennial double lilac pink, 2/6. OLDHAMIANA IMPROVED. Tall growing single rose pink in late Autumn and early Winter, 2/-. The three for 6/-. PYRETHRUM, Scarlet Glow. The finest new variety, larger and brighter than any other. Crimson scarlet, Sin. flowers on 3ft. *term freely produced for several months. Unsurpassed for cutting 2/- each, 3 foe 5/6. DELPHINIUMS. ' New Pacific Strain, absolutely the fine** Delphinium available to-day. Immense blooms 3in. across and long tapering spikes. Separate mixture of royal purple shades, lavender pink, sky. blue, .-, pure white, violet blue and lilac blue shades, Available in special mixed or separate shades as offered. powering; crowns 9d. each, 7/6 doz., 50 for 25/----posted. "Master" Catalogue offering everything for the garden—the finest, publication .of its kind issued in the Dominion. Hundreds of interesting new plants and help* . ful hints, posted for 1/- per copy (to be deducted from first order). Harrisons Nursery PALMERSTON NORTH
FOOD PRODUCTION During war time every household should have a garden 01 allotment, wherein you could grow your own vegetables for the table, and also .help to keep down the food bill Do not waste, garden space this season—but grow mora food towards the National effort. Send a post-card to-day for a free copy of our beautiful illustrated 96-page Guide to Garden Wisdom. Guaranteed seeds— every packet of seed ordered from u« must grow for you—-otherwise we will replace* Clear proof of pur seeds being the "Best that Grow." CALL OR WRITE TO-DAY. TE ARO SEED CO. 58 Courtenay Pl»c« - - Wellington, C.3. BETTLES COUGH [flffi
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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 10, 11 July 1940, Page 19
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