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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21777, 28 July 1945, Page 8

GRIFFITHS GLORIOUS ■ GLADIOLUS mw a P '-wwmm Ttiese r "J '««i striking .4%\k\ and si? with 3 Hgf Griffiths Gladiolus are prized ana admired wberevei are irrown. dowers are iking in colour size, coupled irracefulWm ness o! lor rn K| " s»efi maker idem ?u meets or rare r-^yntv. .-■'-’ll ch«iv:p:oN set :V® ol 12 ~25/ fsj au.t ev - )* or 12 . 16/ES ;.<r ■■ 4!s SUP2tit- SET r f ,. « oi 12 to'- ,- v ' QAi.iGOW 111IXzrej riIRE-sei Ol IS '» > L i ontnirned varieties Mii MilM Pliable tor cut Hewers. 6/-: 100 36/-. Posted. CHARMING MODERN ROSES There are tew icveliei sights tnsn a garden ot Roses. We oiler choice ana trnlv outstanding collection? ot henlthv good growers. ana will provide an j abundant supplv ol heaiitlful liloonis •In shades of Scarlets. Pinks apricots, j Yellows ete. SET OF 6 TKEES .. 14/SET OF 12 TFEEIS .. 23/0 Posted. JCOK3Y CAP LILIAS ; Bnllinnlly coloured, slipped i f!owe I*3 of i'ich r.carlot spoiled yellow, i lardy nrsc! ran !>o easily jvrown. of- DOZ. 100 n j 'POSTED. GRIFFITHS HARDY SMALL FRUITS RASPBERRIES, a. LOYD GEORGE \ new variety |nr market oi garden use 10'- dozer,: 75100. red gooseberries Large redIruiMnir. Vigorous am heavy producers | 2 (5 each: 2?/- cozen. rhubarb roots - Strong, nealthv | roots, producing thick, lone stalks i Excellent flavour. 7-3 dozen: 60/- 100. ASPARAGUS Carefully graded two-vear-old rnnt?. nrnriuelpo nenvv ernpc Inf “iirenlenl shoot? 2 en?en. 20'- 100 I All Prices Quoted —Poataqo Paid- | Special Quotations for turner Quantities.

i ; S GRIFFJTM!? WINTER I “Si fcU L, GARDENING MAGAZINE 33 Compiled especially for New a Zealand gardeners, unis Deauil- s rull.v- printed catatmrue tea- a tures tde latest Rose Novelties. | .Shrufcs. Perennials. Krol i 1 Trees, etc. ft s~°. y Posted ; c re- or Reauest. •rQma^mSESmSSSSSSS^SO^SS^ GRIFFITHS LID. SEED MERCHANTS AMO GROWERS OWENS RD„ MT. EDEN, AUCKLAND

•vV. .1. ATTWOOD CARRIER. OfTce: Bates Building. Phone 4759. All kinds of General Carrying done, town or country: Furniture Removals. Maize, Metal, Sheep Carling done. Goods stored at reasonable rates. Rural Freight Lorry leaves town Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, three dnvs weekly.

To the Farmers of this fertile, and d#e of the greatest producing areas in New Zealand —we send you this message—\*rk rr H-H M 11L, (a) in the feeding of some of the starving millions of Europe. (b) In the supplying of valuable seeds to England and other Allied Countries. (c) In the feeding of the Armed Forces in the Pacific ’War Zone. (d) In the Seed supplies for your own country “New Zealand. ’ ’ (e) In renewing the fertility of your own farm lands. (The value of a pea crop in building up soil nourishment is well known.) As Agents for Messrs. Arthur Yates & Coy., Ltd., we have undertaken to help them do their utmost to help the Allied position regarding seed supplies, and we solicit your assistance. For further details, get in touch with ComiMoii §if©ltoit & Co. Ltd. SOLE AGENTS FOR ARTHUR YATES & CO., -LTD., N.Z’s Leading Seed Growers.

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