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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 July 1907, Page 2

NEW ROSES .... (And others recently introduced) .... OF MERIT! s. d. Albert Durand, Tea 2 6 Antonin Rescind, Tea 2 0 Canarienvogol, Palyantha 16 Celia, Hybrid, Tea . .26 Climbing Frau Karl Druschki, H.P 2 6 Climbing White Hainan Cochet, Tea 5 0 Comtosse Festetios Hamilton, Tea 1 6 Countess of Gosford, Hybrid Tea . 5 6 Dora, Hybrid Tea. 2 6 F.du Meyer, Hybrid Tea. 1 6 Gloire dcs Blanches, Tea ..... 2 0 Hugh Watson, H.P 16 J. B. Clark, Hybrid Tea 2 6 Lady Ashdown, Hybrid Tea ... 1 6 Lady Rossmoro, Hybrid Tea .... 2 6 Lady Wenlock, Hybrid Tea .... 2 0 Lena, Tea 3 6 Lc Progress, Hybrid, Tea 16 Marquis dc Monstier 2 0 H. It. Walsh, H.P 2 0 Mrs John Bateman, H.T 2 6 Mrs G. W. Kershaw, H.T 3 5 Mrs Myles Kennedy, Tea 3 6 Mrs Peter Blair, lI.T 56 Mrs Stephen Trcsider, Tea .... 1 6 Peggy, H.T 2 0 Penelope, Tea 2 6 Rev. David R. Williamson, H.P. . 1 6 William Netting, H.T 2 0 William Eskcw, H.T 3 6 Write for Supplementary List, ISD7. Also General Catalogue, 1906-7. “Sure Crop” Seeds of every description. GIBBONS & C°WELLINGTON. Branches; Gisborne and Blenheim. © / J IT’S SEEB TIME.

QTOP and think before sowing. You will realise that it pays to buy the best seeds. It takes just as much labor to prepare the ground for inferior seeds as for the best, but the result is very different. Then why not buy the best? We stock the most dependable and prolific seeds procurable. Our seed potatoes include Up-to-iialcs, Kid-i-f-i aeya, Northern Stars, Beauty of tj ... Hebron, Early Rose, etc. For if* the garden our selection of Yn- bw fps’ Lleliablc Seeds (guaranteed G. ; lids year’s) is unsurpassed. MS ifr Come in and fill your wants licro tb b;.) —you will be delighted with the Fs f'J<3 results. bv J M c ILEOY & C°” J Grocers and Seed Merchants, G/ Gb l 't Grsymoath. stn So* rsi rJa G i Gb - ppp G- dp "T* 0 ■O' <0 PERFECT EYES! O

o PERFECT EYES see without <> r}> effort, but eyes that are <i> under unnatural muscular 4* strain, no matter how perfect Nature may have made them, <£> soon become imperfect. The •0 wisdom of rectifying the cause <s» <i> of this unnatural strain with- Q <£)■ out delay must be apparent to £> <J> you. If you have any trouble <O- - your eyes, no matter how >{> slight, consult WALTER J. <s> 4> WATSON, Eyesight Specialist, who has just recently returned <£> <£• from London, after making a <£> ■£> special study of all eye defects remediable by glasses. A con- <§> sulfation will cost you nothing, <s> and you can rest assured that <L glasses will be only prescribed when absolutely necessary. <s> A New Era for Spectacle Wear- •<£> <S> ers: The RIMLESS GLASS- 4> ES. This does away with the old-fashioned and cumber- <*> some frames. ♦ 0 In cases of eye troubles it is always unwise to delay, so call <s• or write to-day : <?> WALTER J. WATSON, 4 F.1.0.C., 8.8.0. A. (By Exam. <t London), Consulting Optician, & 233 Colombo St., Ch.ch. N.B.—lf writing for advice kindly state ago. <s> An investment that doubles itself in n short space of time may 1)0 bad by planting your property with plants and shrubs. If you wish to improve your property, you must plant. This is the simplest and cheapest way of improving it. As j agents for NAIRN & SONS, wo can supply thoroughly re- J liable plants at reasonable j prices. i PROFITABLE IN¥ESTIViENT. i&¥ESTiViENT. GRIFFEY AND SMITH, SEEDSMEN. ii

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