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Lake County Press, Issue 2512, 15 January 1914, Page 3

"PLANTING SEASON, 1918. Now is the Tims to Plant Your Trees. J. B. PURKS, Broughton Street and Coutts' Road Nurseries, GORE, Now offers for sale his fine stock of Healiby Well-grown TREES, SHRUBS, Etc.; all well wrenohed, including : Apples (on Blight-proof Stocks), 12s. 18s, and 208 per dozen. Pears, 15s, 18s, and 24s per dozen. Plnms, 15s, 18s, and 24s per dozen. Peaches, Apricots, and Cherries, 2s oach, or 18s to 24s per dozen. Gooseberries and Currants, from 6s to 83 per dozen. Ruhbarb (named varieties), 103 per dozen; mixed, 8s per dozen. Cup. Macrocarpa, 2yrs, transplanted, 15s per 100. Pinus Insignus and Pinus Mnncata (2yrs, transplanted), 15s per 100 ; 3yrs, 20s per 100. Norway Spruce, from 12s to 15s per 100. English Hollies, from 30a to 35» per 100. English Laurels, from 15s to 18b per 100. Olearia. 20s and 25s per 100. Oak, Ash, Sycamore, Birch, etc., also a Rare Variety of Ornamental Flowering Shrubs, etc., AT REASONABLE fRIOES. Roses, from 103 to 12a per dozen. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plant*. Seed Potatoes INSPECTION INVITED. Price List of General Stock Post Free on Application. Note the Addiest: J. B. PERKS, Broughton Street and Coutts' Road Nurseries, Opposite Saleyards, GORE. Telephone 188. TOWN AGENT : C. PERKS, Fruittrer, Main Street, Gore. J. R. Hamilton & Go. MERCHANTS, LA.ND AND * ESTATE AGENTS, Main Street, WJNTON. ALL KINDS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS SOLD. We carry a large stock of Machine Oils, Blue-gum and Iron Gates, Sheep Dips, Separators, .Marking Oil* Sheej. and Rabbit Netting, Fencing Wire, etc. 1 Seed Outs, GfftM and Clove? Seeds, Cocksfoot and other Seeds. A large and varied assortment of FARMS FOR SALE, included among them being:— 297 Acres, Waimahaka, £ll per acre. Easy Terms. 265 Acres, Otapiri, £6 per acre. £2OO down. 137 Acres, Dipton, £6 10s. £2OO down. 100 Aores, Forest Hill, £l6. 460 Acres, Bay Road, £ll per acre. Good Terms, 180 Acres, New River Flat, £l9 10s per acre. £4OO down. 435 Acres, Hokonui, £7 pet aore. Good terms. 867 Aores, Mossburn, £6 10? per aore. 435 Acres, first-class river fla», £lB 10a per acre. Good terms. 112 Aores, first-class land, Wlnton district, £25 per aore. 800 Acres, rioh river flat, £ B6 per acre. All farms are within one tc four miles of dairy factories, school, and rai)way T ARTHUR H. KITTO, ARCHITECT, Mehsey St., GORE. District penodioally. Imp™ Qui" on its O El sff. <r m £ Si ft *■ aasgd X! » Facts are % HI Here are some that \ I speak for themselves! Department of 4f»rkulture Fes Ji on Mr E. O. Mackenzie's Farm, Pomahaka, Taoanui. j The OfficUl deport by tfr. W. ) UcCulloch, •J»M-J Mth Mey, 1912, give* the following reiulu or Variety Test Ptott of Swedes t -24 Pwrt—clie uiMimam (wing tt.4 tone per acre.«(U>tn »<ersgeof C.3 tone per »cre." Mr McCulloch nates that» " Your own Swede Crop yielded, for the tame tized plots, an equivalent of 47.7 TONS PER ACRE." This Crop wa» manured with K.P. *Burnside Special" Turnip Manure.l PRICE £6 2s 6d per ton. RiiUfj paid on teti of II Ton. up. n_...:•!.. n < 1... ih.n I ton. 5d pat j|| KEMP fHORNE, PROSSER & Co.'» j *C.»r .'ALAND DKUG CO, LTD.. lih AGWCUILI-URAL CHEMISTS. DONEOIN. I Chamberlain's Ta&*. t-oa oowsTiftwntML