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Evening Star, Issue 15906, 11 September 1915, Page 11

. ' THE «STAR" , GARDEN ANNUAL. /POSSES. J S™^F■; Pc * St * kes < Manuka for Rustio Worki any- quaiitH-s. Neilson, Vickerg, Caversham, 'phone 2.90k fl 0(\fl A Roses and Carnations now ""V read y; sironsj plants, true to name. 5. Cousins, nurseryman, St. Clair. V. vegetables and flowers. "Skene and Fleming, jSjtuartstreet. . " ' kWjN urass, finest evergreen; our spe- ; eial mixture makes a deep green, velvety sward. Skene and Fleming. LOGANBERRIES, the most prolifio blackberry in cultivation; strong plants -bkene and Fleming, Stuart street. £J> tish 'Queen, Gamekeeper, Dalmeny Beauty, Abundance, Up-to-Date. Skene and tlemmg.. ATIVE Trees and Shrubs, cash with order, 50s per 100; Variegated Flax, Cassima, Broadloaf, Olearias (varieties), kenecios (varieties), Veronicas (varieties). Howden and Moncrieff, Ltd. *|KJNAMMs T TAL Flowering Trees and ",«. large .assortment, 755, 100s Howden and Moncrieff, Ltd. ■y . Teas, Climbing, lis dozen, post freeCrimson Rambler. Dorothy Perkins-, 6s dozen. MISCELLANEOUS Ttambler " Roses, 25s per 100; Rhododendrons, hybridseach 2s 6d, 3s 6d, ss, 7s 6d. liAiN fepray Pumps (Magic No. 10), Bean ' Spray Pumps (Junior No. 1); prices on application. Howden and Moncrieff. SHELTER Trees, per hundred, cash order —Norway Spruce (splendid value), Larch, 10s • Ash (common), 15s, 20s; Ash rORSE Chestnuts, 3 feet, 255; Oaks, 2 L years, ss; Privet- (common), ss; Fruit Trees, 12s to 15s per dozen; Pears, Plums. Howden and Moncrieff. R s ed7""~White=r P e r -VA dozen 3s; Loganberries, 10s per dozen. ?? g t p . la,nts » P« r hundred, cash with order —Berbens Darweni, 15s; Common Barbery, BROADLEAF, 50s; Holly" 30s 15s, 20s; Olearia Fosteri, 15s. Howden and Moncrieff, Limited, Dunedin. FOUND.— Tomato" Plants in. variety, Peas. Brans, Lettuce. Carrot, Parsnip, and Turnip Seeds. Moncrieff and Stewart. FOUND.— Vegetable Seeds (choice strains), iu threepenny *.nd sixpenny packets. 10 Water street.