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Evening Star, Issue 19764, 14 January 1928, Page 19

LAWN Grass, richest evergreen, specially prepared to withstand extreme heat or cold; super, grade.—Colin Johnston. CABBAGE, Broccoli, Savoy, Celery, Leeks, Curly Greens, Silver Beet, Brussels Sprouts; lovely strong plants.—Colin John- ' ' ROSES, Roses.—Order now from window display; best and latest varieties in commerce.—Colin Johnston, specialist. BLIGHT is prevalent; spray, now; a large and varied assortment of Insecticides and Fumigants.—Colin Johnston, seed and plant merchant, 12 Water street, Dunedin. PLANT now Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Brussels Sprouts, Savoy, Leeks; sow Onions, Peas, Early Carrot.—Matheson, Eoberts, Dunedin. A SPLENDID Assortment of Palms and Aspidistra.—Matheson and Eoberts, Ltd,, 10 Octagon, Dunediii. CLENSEL stimulates growth, eradicates mildew, black spot, etc.; destroys earwigs; pint tins, 2s 6d. —Matheson, Eoberts, Octagon. SUTTON’S Seeds: grow the world’s beat, you cannot buy stale ones, they are all destroyed.—Fruit Mart. PLANTS.— Antirrhinum, Poppy, Marigold, Lobelia, Dimorphothoca, Cosmos, Is per dozen. COREOPSIS, Carnation, Geums, Pansy, Rudbeckia, Sweet Peas; Is 6d dozen. — Dunedin Fruit Mart, Princes street. PLANT now Broccoli, Savoy, Looks, and Celery; all strong, healthy plants.— Moncrieff, Stewart, 186 Princes street. ITIHE following Perennials you may plant X now:—Antirrhinum, Canterbury Bells, Cinerarias, Coreopsis, Gaillardia. Poppy, Stock (Bvorapton), Wallflower.—All procurable from Moncrieff and Stewart, Ltd., seedsmen and plant merchants, 186 Princes street, Dunedin. ENGLISH IRIS. We will be despatching our English Iris to Customers early in February. Those requiring Specially Choice Plants of these Lovely Iris should Order immediately. We Stock Sixty-three of the Best Varieties grown, and specially offer:— ALCAZAR, Light Violet, Bronze Throat, Is 6d; WHITE KNIGHT, beautiful Snow White, delicately scented, 3s; SUSAN BLISS, Deep Rose Pink, choice, ss; SHALIMAE, a magnificent variotv, Rich Blue and Purple, 3s; YELLOW HAMMER, Golden Beard, Clear Primrose, 2s. Our Special Collection of Five Varieties, one of each color, for 10s. Guaranteed the best value in New Zealand. REILLY’S CENTRAL PRODUCE MART, Dunedin. XMAS BRIDES. XMAS BRIDES. STHEN ORDERING YOUR BRIDAL V BOUQUETS, Don't Forget To Give Us a. Trial. All Latest Styles and Colorings by Trained Artist. Miss MITCHELL, 45 George ffreot; or dial 11-810. We Specialise in All Floral Work. ORNAMENTAL Fences, Gates, Garden Arches, Edging, Trellis, Seats, Rollers, Wheelbarrows, quality Lawn Mowers, and Garden Tools; all kinds Repair Work. ■ Mansons, 185 Princes street; works, _ 203 Crawford street; ’phones 12-605 and 13-622. ALL kinds ot Uroamental Flower Baskets. Wire Arches Garden Sieves and Rid dies in stock. —Charles Bills. Ltd.. Dunedin TOMOL Dusts and Hand Dust Guns; the latest and most effective method of dealing with blight on all kinds plants, fruit trees,’ vines, tomatoes potatoes, etc. —Mansons, garden tool specialists, 185 Princes street. NNUAL Rose, Carnation Show on Daily, December and January; strong plants ready now. —Cousins, nurseryman, St. Clair.

Protect the eyes from the sun ! Sir Wm. Crooke’s Spectacle Lenses protect the eyes from the harmful effects of sun glare or strong artificial light, which often cause eye-strain. Consulting Optometrists: Mr W. Dawson. Mr H. S. Fairmaid. DAWSONS Ltd. Corner Princes Street and Moray Place, Dunedin.

MAKE 1928 A THRIFT YEAR. 1927 IS GONEI —with all its lost chances, disappointments, and “ might-have-beens.” But another year has come, a new volume of days and months, a treasury of Opportunities, to bo taken and enjoyed. One of the greatest Opportunities is that of practising Thrift! It’s a wise course to pursue, for it leads to eeomic independence. Money-saving is indeed imperative if one wishes to make definite headway. A wise author wrote: “ A man may, if he know* not how to save s he gets, keep his nose to the grindstone." SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGEEARNERS! It is for your benefit principally that the DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK was established, its purpose being to make easy the habit of Thrift and develop the faculty of Money-saving to take care of your money and pay good interest on it. So that, having something substantial laid past, you might realise the chances of life as they arose. And it’s true—“ There are plenty of chances, plenty of opportunities, with an ‘if ’ attached.” The “if ” usually is “If I had a little money.” This lack makes many an ambitious man disappointed and dejected. Nfi) MAN IS A FAILURE! —unless be is practising the methods ■ of Failure, and spendthrift habits are certainly among them. By the exercise of Will-power one can abandon the ” easy-come-easy-go ” mode of useless selfishness, and determin to succeed by acquiring the methods of Thriftsaving money to make more, for all deposits in the Dunedin Savings Bank earn 4j per cent, interest. SAVE AS YOU GO! —and begin this New Year. You cun open an account at the Head Office or at the South Dunedin or North-east Valley Branches. Do it now! And you will come to bless the early days of 1928. DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK, HEAD OFFICE, DOWLING STREET. SOUTH DUNEDIN BRANCH, Corner of Cargill road. NORTH DUNEDIN BRANCH, Roberts’* Buildings, Gardens Tram Terminus.