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TTILOWERS with a Difference ’’ at r Laburnum, 69 Princes street; Floral Work a specialty; phone 18-833. ALL kinds of Ornamental Flower Baskets, Wire Arches, Garden Sieves, and Biddies in stock.—Charles Bills Ltd., Dunedin. UTTON’S Seeds are in sealed packets, direct from England; established IZo years; highest awards in England for the fourth time, highest avard in America. Dunedin Fruit-Mart. 1 Maclaggan street. HAVE you seen our Special Seed Bed Watering Cans? Lawn Mowers, Shears, and All Gardening Tools Set and Sharpened; satisfaction guaranteed.—Dickinsons Ltd., 245 Princes street. PANSY Plante; choice established plants, named varieties, Is each, 10s dozen. Matbeson and Roberts, Ltd. __ S' VVEET Pea Plants; over 60 named varieties at 3d each, 2s 6d dozen postage extra.— Matbeson and Roberts Ltd. Shallots,—Sound Tubers for planting; 6d lb, 3s for 71b.—Matbeson and Roberts Ltd. SWEET Peas named varieties, including last year’s novelties; 2s 6d dozen, postage extra.—Moncrieff and Stewart Ltd. LUB Perennial Poppy, glorious sky blue shade, yellow anthers; strong year-old plants; Is each, posted. S' JOCK.—Lovely salmon pink, very effective, fragrantly perfumed, large percentage of doubles; la 6d per dozen. fitREE Marigold Plants.—For an effective l A display and gorgeous mass of colour thia cannot be surpassed. ABTUBTIUM, Golden Gleam, dwarf semi-double golden yellow, and eweetly scented; procure one now from Moncrieff, Stewart. ■ _ EW Dwarf Antirrhinum.—A great improvement over the ordinary variety; the perfect form and symmetry and shade* are its great character; makes a most effective border; Is per packet. CABBAGE, Cauliflower, and Lettuce Plants; thousands of strong, healthy plants ready now.—Order from Moncrieff and Stewart. TOMATO Plants.—Good, healthy Plants may be had in any quantity.—Moncrieff and Stewart, seedsmen, Dunedin. THREE Wonderful Garden Peas—W. Maseey Standard Gold, Green Feast; give them a trial—Skene’s, Stuart street. rB Broad Beans, Long-pod Beans, Butter Beans, Scarlet BUnners, White Runners. Canadian Wonder, try Skene's. KILL!— Kill with “ Weedex ” dandelions and daisies on lawns; cheap; easily applied —Skene’s, Stuart street, Dunedin PLANT now Giant Russian Shallots, wonderfully prolific, great croppers, splendid large bulbs.—Skene’s, Stuart street. FOR graded Seed Potatoes, sturdy Hedge and Fruit Trees,, brilliant Bedding Plants.—Skene’s, Stuart, street, Dunedin. PLANT now Spring Onions, sturdy plants, 2s 100, post free.—Skene’s, Stuart street, Dunedin. DUNEDIN Gardening Club meets Tuesday, 19th September, Y.M.C.A. Rooms, 8 p.m. Mr E. A. Hamel will speak on ‘ Chrysanthemums and Sweet Peas. Sweet Pea Seed for growing competition will be given out to members; all interested cordially invited.—F. Nelson, hen, sec. •“ ITtILLBASKET ” Seeds, true to title; A they produce the best results; in any quantity.—From Colin Johnston. EA, “ Mighty Atom,” the earliest of all early Peas; remarkably heavy cropper; Is packet.—Colin Johnston. PEA, “Big Ben” enormous pods; a sure prize winner for size and quality; Is packet.—Colin Johnston __ GIANT Tree Marigold, beautiful shades; this lovely Marigold grows sft high; Is packet.—Colin Johnston. “ fi URLY Pom,” the superb Giant Double \j Art Asters, the best of all asters; Is packet.—Colin Johnston. _____ _____ WEDISH Giant, the enormous 501 b Cabbage; the largest cabbage in cultivation ; Is packet.—Colin - Johnston. LETTUCE, “ Crispy,” wavy, curled, brittle, large white hearts: solid and compact; Is packet.— Colin Johnston,. Duned in. POTATOES.— Jersey Bennes, Mountain Goat, Field Marshal, Catriona, Later Dates, Up-to-date, Snowdrops, Supreme. King Edward; lovely samples, southern grown, hand-graded,—Colin Johnston. DOROUS Packet of Scented Flowers, a delightful mixture of sweetly-per-fumed flowers; Is packet.—Colin Johnston. LAWN Grass, Richest Evergreen, specially prepared to withstand extreme beat or cold, and to produce a permanent lawn of the richest green.'—Colin Johnston. aQQ Novelty Seeds. —Write for won'JLt/OeJ der list of over 100 Novelty and Specialty Flower and Vegetable Seeds. —Colin Johnston, specialty seedsman, Water street, Dunedin. EVERYONE'S, 271 Stuart street, Agents Sutton’s Seeds; 600 assorted varieties opened; flowers, vegetables; postal orders appreciated.

AT VERNON SMITH THE IRONMONGER’S, IN GEORGE STREET. RADIUS PRIMUS STOVES for 18/6; railed, 9d extra. PINK WOOL, for Cleaning Silver, for 1/6 packet; posted, Id extra. HAIR BROOMS for 2/-, 2/6, 3/-, to 8/6; posted, 6d extra. DUROFIX, the Best Crockery Mender Made, for 1/2; posted, Id extra, KLEENOFF, for Removing Burnt Grease from Gas or Electric Ovens, for 1/9 per tin; posted, 8d extra. Skelton’s Sheffield-made WEED FORKS, 1/3; posted, 3d extra. Skelton’s Sheffield-made TROWELS, 9d, 1/-, and 1/3; posted, 3d extra. Skelton’s Sheffield-made LADIES’ SPADES for 6/9; railed, 6d extra. Skelton’s Sheffield-made SPADES from 8/6, FORKS for 6/6; railed, 9d extra. LEATHER GARDEN GLOVES—Ladies’ for 2/6, Gents’ for 3/-; posted,' Id extra. An English-made HAND SAW for 5/-; railed, 6d extra. OSTRICH FEATHER DUSTERS for 3/-, 4/-, and 5/-; posted, 3d extra. FRYING BASKET, to fit Frying Pan, for 1/9; railed, 6d extra. TINNED FRYPANS for 1/8, 2/-, 2/6, and 3/-; railed, 6d extra. CAST IRON FRYPANS, with side handle, for 4/6 and 5/-; railed, 9J extra. MOTOR SPONGES for 1/6 and 2/-; posted, Id extra. STAINLESS KNIFE SHARPENERS for 1/6; posted, Id extra. STAINLESS KITCHEN KNIVES for 6d and 1/-; posted, Id extra. YOU CAN BUY uMimwiii M*iwiiiiagMi WILL MAKE YOUR MOWER CUT AS GLEAN AS A RAZOR -and make it easier to push. Let our experts regrind and reset your lawn mower on our automatic grinder. Will make your machine just like new. Chargee from 7/6. A perfect job guaranteed. Mowers collected and delivered. THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO. LTD. Distributors for Ransomes’ Mowers.

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Evening Star, Issue 21518, 16 September 1933, Page 18

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Page 18 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 21518, 16 September 1933, Page 18

Page 18 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 21518, 16 September 1933, Page 18