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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 100, 29 April 1908, Page 7

SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. BULBS. BULBS. BULBS. DO NOT NEGLECT TO PLANT NOW. SPRING FLOWERING ?ULBS, Anemones, Is and Is 6d per dozen. Crocus, Is per dozen. Ixias, Is 6d per dozen. Snowflakes, Is per dozen. Daffodils, choice mixture, Is per dozen Ranunculus, mixed, Is per dozen. PLANTISEEDS OF: Cabbage, Cauliflower, Broad Beans Spinach, Radish, Turnip. 3d and 6d per packet. Pansy, Stocks, Carnation Canterbury Bells, Calliopsis Dianthus, Delphinium, Gaillardia Sweet Peas, Poppy, Wallflower. 3d and 6d per packet. ORDERS BOOKED FOR FRUIT TREES. Price, 12s per dozen ; 85s per 106. Parrot Food Mixture, 4d per \h. Give Joey a treat. Mixed Canary Seed, 4d per lb. Lawn Grass Mixture, at Is 6d per Ib. Come and Inspect our Large Stock of GARDEN SUNDRIES. Information Supplied Gratis. Everything for the Garden go to M. G. Gibbons and Co., MARKET STREET SOUTH. Telephone 96. SEED BAJKLET. WE have now FOR SALiJ a limited supply of SPECIALLY IMPORTED SEED BARLEY, Which we offer to Farmers, and •can recommend as having been thoroughly tested this season and found well adapted to the Marlborough lands. "STANDWELL." _ Specially imported and grown this season By C. R. Jordan, Esq. Yielded 50 to 60 bushels per acre. A splendid Barley for light lands. Has a " Gisborne " head. "WEBB'S KINVER." _ fc^ ported by Messrs Speight and Company, and grown this season by James Thomson, Esq. Yielded over 50 bushels per acre. Excellent cropper on light or heary lands. ALSO: Best Samples locally grown MALTSTER GISBORNEj CHEVALIER, AND CARTER'S PROLIFIC J. REID, Manager. 100 : CASES: 100 —OF— JX EW IXOODS FOR 1908. NEW Electro-plate. NEW Dinner Sets. NEW Tea Sets. NEW Pancv Glass. NEW Glass Wishes. NEW Toys. .BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICE* Don't Forget to SEE OUR SHOW TO-NIGHT. ,W. CARR, MARKET STREET. GIBSON & WOOD, ENGINEERS, PLUMBERS, AND * ARTESIAN WELL SINKERS, SPRING CREEK, DESIRE to announce that they have purchased the Well-sink-ing and Plumbing Business carried on by the late Francis Craig for over 30 years, and by Moderate Charges and Good Workmanship, hope to receive a rair share of public support. A LARGE STOCK OF PIPING AND FITTINGS Always on Hand. WATER LAID ON. Mills and Machinery of all descriptions OVERHAULED AND REPAIRED. WELLS SUNK IN ANY PART OF THE DISTRICT. Peake and Morrison, GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. T¥7ISH to announce that they have TV secured the Sole Agency of MACONOCHIE'S " PANY4 V » SAUCE. XAj* 9PWPT A? S^ OfferiUg iR Bulk » SPECIAL CEYLON TEA AT Is 3d. PEAKE AND~MORRISON. ROBERTSON * MILLS, SPRING CREEK. O.ENERAL OTOREKEEFERS —AND — DEALERS IN PRODUCE. Good Stock of CLOTHING, DRAPERY, BOOTS and GENERAL MERCHANDISE Always oa Hand.