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Evening Star, Issue 19616, 23 July 1927, Page 22

MOUNTAIN Ash or Rowan Tree—This Tree has beautiful foliage and bright rod berries in the autumn; worth planting; reduced price, 3s each.—iloucneif and Stewart. I7IRUIT Trees.—We have well-grown • Trees, and the best varieties of Apples, Plums, Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Gooseberries, and Black Currants,—Moucrieff and Stewart. SEED Potatoes. —King Edward, Arrau Chief, Sutton's Supreme, Black Kidney, Up-to-Dales, from iis per stone.—Moncrieff and Stewart. POTATOES (New Varieties). - May Queen, Majestic, Witch Hill, American Champion, Epicure; all worth growing; let us give you a quote.—Moucrietf and Stewart. HEDGE Plants.—We have well-grown Phints of Olearia, Privet, and Escallonia; from 80s to 40s per hundred.—MoucricJT and Stewart. SALE of Shrubs.—Ail Shrubs exhibited at our door reduced to 3s each for Monday ne?;t only; catalogue free on application.—Moncrielf and Stewart, seedsmen and plant merchants, 186 Princes street, Dunedin. SWEET Boronias; lovely hardy plants now ready, in bud, to flower shortly; delightful perfume.—Colin Johnston. SHALLOTS.— The “ Giant Russian” is the best Shallot yet; buy immediately; limited supplies.—Colin Johnston, seedsman. “^ILLBA'SKE^ Jl? produce the best results; in any quantity from Cohn Johnston. FLOWERING Cherries, Peaches, Plums, aud Apples, lovely strong trees, now ready; unlimited supplies.—Colin Johnston. ROSES, Roses; thousands of well-grown trees; latest varieties; select now for immediate delivery.—Colin Johnston. O'~RNAMENTAL Shrubs",~ClTinbing Plants, Flowering Plants, Alpines, Bedding Perennials, Foliage Trees, Pot Plants, etc. — Colin Johnston. ■ ' FRUIT Trees.—Pears, Apples {2 to 4 years old), Currants, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Loganberries, etc. —Colin Johnston. OLEARIA, Olearia, Escallonia (pink or white), Privet, Holly; any quantity of strongly-rooted plants.—Colin Johnston. POTATOES.— Jersey Benncs, King Edward, Sutton's Supreme, Majestic, Early Ecliose, Tinwald, Perfection, Black Kidney, Robin Adair, Early Puritan; hand graded and sorted.—Colin Johnston. ’ERWENTS~at last; the genuine oldtime Derwenk now _ procurable; splendid cropping potato.—Colin Johnston, seedsman. P' OTATOES.—Snowflake, Snowdrop, Witch Hill, Epicure, Tate’s; all potatoes Southland grown; first-grade only.—Colin Johnston. STAR Bouquet, the extra special heavy cropping Potato; early, blight resisting.—Colin Johnston, 12 Water street (Stock Exchange Buildings), Dunedin. OLIN JOHNSTON (’phone 13-786) for all Seeds, Plants, and Horticultural Sundries; prompt delivery, town or country. ATOMOL Dusts for Fruit Trees, Vines, Tomatoes, Potatoes, Celery, Lucerne, etc.; also Hand Dusters and Dust Guns,— Mansons, garden tool specialists, 185 Princes street.

The quickest end surest way to rout a cold is to take “ NAZOL.” No cold is NAZOL-proof. Heals mucous membranes and clears air passages. Is (Jd buys 60 doses.—[Advt,]