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REILLY’S, DUNEDIY, RECOMMEND GROWERS TO PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY BENNETT’S PROLIFIC STRAWBERRY PLANTS, FLOWERING SHRUBS, AND CHERRY TREES. REILLY’S SPECIAL VIOLAS: Buttercup, Princess Mary, Maggie Molt, and Darktown. Also MICHAELMAS DAISIES: Climax, Little Pink Lady, Little Boy Blue. Royal Blue, Queen Elizabeth, Glory of Colwell, Beauty of Colwell, Edith Goodwin, Barr’s Pink, Lil Fardell, all the Ballards, Heianiums, etc., from Is to - 3s 6d each. . And Their Special SOUTHLAND-GROWN, SUN-DRIED SEED POTATOES: Red King, 7d; Arran Bose, Jersey Bennes, May Queen, Pioneei', 4d; Early Puritan, Beu Cruachan, Sharpe’s Express, 3sd; Excelsior, Great Scot, Witch Hill, Ben Lomond, Sutton's Flourball, Sutton’s Abundance, 3d; Arran Victory, King Edward, Epicure, Majestic, Kerr’s Pink, Perfection, and Up-to-date, 2£d lb. - REILLY’S STRONGLY ADVISE INTENDINC, GROWERS TO ORDER NAMED VARIETIES OF GLADIOLI IMMEDIATELY, And Amateur Growers to Secure Their Choicest Mixture of Gandevensis and primulinus Gladioli, at 6s per dozen. REILLY’S SUPPLY BUCKEYE and KAPAI INCUBATORS and BROODERS.' SETTINGS OF EGGS FROM THE MOST RELIABLE BREEDERS OF EXHIBITION AND UTILITY BIRDS IN AUSTRALASIA. WILLMOTT RIVAL PLANT STAKES, .Will Not Rot, Wear Out, or Break; And the Two Indispensable Lines, SEMESAN AND BLACK LEAP “40.” NO MATTER WHAT LINE OF PRODUCE YOU-WISH TO SELL OR PURCHASE ENTRUST THE BUSINESS TO E E I L L Y •' S. READY FOR PLANTING NOW. Choice Selection. 12 varieties for 20s. SHALLOTS. Uiznt Russian, good bulbs. Plant now. 6d lb. MATHESON AND ROBERTS, LTD., P.O. Dunedin. SUTTON’S 1929 Season’s Seeds now arrived; call early; catalogue free until 11 p.m.; apples, pears, plums, 2s; rhododendrons, hydrangeas, 5s. —Adam, Carroll afreet corner. SOW MONCRIEFF AND STEWART’S ■■ LAWN GRASS SEED, Which produces a GRASSY CARPET of unrivalled green. This Celebrated Lawn Grass Mixture is an intelligently-arranged wmbination of fine-leaved dwarf grasses, which aare at their best different months of the year, thus keeping a lawn constantly covered with enduring green. jt/T ONCEIEFF AND STEWART, LID. TOMATO Plants.—Strong and well grown, for planting under glass; best rarieties. —Moncrieff and Stewart, Ltd. TRONG Standard Roses, 3ft high, in pink, white, cream, and copper; also rest varieties of Dwarf Boses; plant them iow. —Moncrieff and Stewart. /"* RAPE Vines.—Plant them now; we Ur have strong plants.—Moncrieff and Stewart. HEDGE Trees.—We have a large stock of Olearia, Escallonia, and Evergreen Privet; these are first-class plants. 1 rosure now from Moncrieff and Stewart. TO keep your Trees clean from woolly aphis, brown rot, and black spot use Moncrieff and Stewart’s Spraying Oil and Lime Sulphur. NEW French Stock Seed.—Just landed, a mixture of 16 separate colours; Is packet posted.—Moncrieff and Stewart. BED Potatoes.-—Our Seed Potatoes are exceptionally good this year: Arran Comrade. Earlv Pride, Jersey Bennes, Exselsior. Witchill, King Edward, Dates, Allan Chief; all Southland grown and handpicked.—Moncrieff and Stewart, Ltd., seedsmen, nurserymen, and florists, 186 Princes itreet, Dunedin. ILL BASKET Seeds, true to title; they produce the best results. —In any juantity from Colin Johnston. VJOVELTY Seed List.—Secure now some 1A 0 f the specialties: Nine Star Broccoli, Odourless Onions, Everlasting Tangerine Pea, New Guinea Bean, Wonder Pea.— Colin Johnston. OSES, Shrubs, Hedge Plants the largest available collection; hardy trees for cold climates; a choice selection for your seasonable requirements; secure lists.—Colin Johnston. | t> Bright, Showy Roses for £1; posted; -1-/W all different; strongly grown, named varieties.—Colin Johnston, specialist. I A LOWERING Cherries. Plums, Peaches, • Apples; beautiful Ornamental Flowering Trees of great beauty; plant now. — Colin Johnston. RNAMENTAL Foliage Plants—Scarlet Oaks Liquidamber, Primus, CopperBeech, Sumach, Spindle Trees; largo list. —Colin Johnston. I.IRUIT TREES—Apples, Pears, Plums’ Peaches, Cherries, Apricots, Raspberries, Loganberries; strongly grown, well rooted. —Colin Johnston. GOOSEBERRIES and Currants, all varieties available; lovely, healthy trees, well branched; plants now ready.—Colin Johnston. EW ZEALAND’S”Premier Pansies, 20 giant named wonder varieties; enormous size, wonderful colours; 18s dozen. — Colin Johnston. _ OUTHERN-GROWN Potatoes; all Po~ tatoes are sold from actual display; What you see you buy; lovely hand-graded and sorted seed,—Colin Johnston, specialist. A BRAN Chief, Abundance, Acme Kid--iA. ney, Ben Lomond, British Queen. Bishop, Dargill Early, Epicure, Excelsior, Great Scot. ' . ERSEY Bennes, King Edward, Ken-% Pink, Later Dates, Lapstone Kidney, Majestic, Mountain Goat, May Queen, Pioneer, Sharpe’s Express, Up-to-date; buy immediately.—Colin Johnston, specialist. HEDGE Plants—Escallonia (pink and white), Privet, Olearia, Holly; thousands ready; splendid strong trees.—Colin Johnston, seed and plant merchant, 12 Water street, Dunedin. _______ SHOWY PERENNIALS, Six Choice Chrysanthemums, ss; 6 Perennial Asters, best varieties, Ss; 6 Modern, Giant Cannas, Ss;, 6 Fairy Bells, 2s 6d; 6 Heleniums, 12 Japanese Spider Lilies, 2* 6d. The entire collection yours for 20s. Half quantities, 10s; double quantities 37s 6d; post free. All are strong clumps of flowering size. Descriptive catalogue free on request.—J. CULLEN, specialist, Waimauku, Auckland. GLADIOLUS. —Finest named varieties, 7s 6d and 10s 6d; choice mixtures, 3s 6d and 5s dozen.—Cullen, Waimauku, Auckland. ALL kinds of Ornamental Flower Baskets, Wire Arches, Garden Sieves and Riddles in stock.—Charles Bills, Ltd.. Dunedin. EW and Rare Rhododendrons (prices reduced). Fruit Trees. Shrubs, Roses, Hedge Plants; well grown and hardy; catalogues on application.—Burrows Bros., nurserymen, Gore. ___ OLLIES, 4 years old; well grown and rooted; price, 60s per 100, on rail Gore— Burrows Bros., nurserymen, Gore. ,4 LL-' ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the ‘ Evening Star aro accepted subject to the understanding that the right is reserved to Delete or Amend any portion of an Advertisement which may bo considered undesirable to appear as written by the advertiser*

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Evening Star, Issue 20256, 17 August 1929, Page 24

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Page 24 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 20256, 17 August 1929, Page 24

Page 24 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 20256, 17 August 1929, Page 24

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