Home, Health and HOMF t What a wealth of mean- * hig in that single word —and how much greater does it appeal when the garden is well kept. To have flowers or vegetables available all the year round are assets worth the having. Gardening is a great aid to health, a utility recreation and economical. Consult the horticulturists undemoted for your seasonal requirements. , PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE ANTIRRHINUMS (separate colours), Lobelia, Iceland Poppies, Canterbury Bell, Stock (Giant), Pansies, Gaillardia, Cinerarias, Correopsis, Linaria, Aquillegia, box-grown; 3/6 100, posted; assorted or in separate 100’s. — Toms. Princes St., Otahuhu. Til Tj'RUIT Trees. Send for our special -*■ list offering all classes of fruiting plants.—Duncan and Davies, Ltd., Nurserymen, New Plymouth. 780 TI/TODERN GLADIOLI Primilinus Hybrids, 6/6 doz; Giant Varieties, 7/6 doz; Gladioli Cormels, 8/- per 100, £3 per 1000; Primilinus Cormels, 6/- per 100, £2 10/- per 1000. All cash with order. Post Free. Our Gladioli have been awarded 8 Silver, 3 Bronze Medals and numerous awards. Get our 1935 list.—T. C. and D. Bilby, Tennyson Ave., Taita, Lower Hutt. 518 TCELAND Poppy (mixed and Gartref), Stock (extra double), Cineraria, Lobelia, Antirrhinum, • Nemesia (mixed and blue compact), Pansy, Primula, Delphinium, Ranunculus, Cabbage and Cauliflower. —J. Wordsworth, Mill Rd. Phone 2483. 355 T AWSONIANA—Strong 2-year Trees, " 20/- per 100. Fruit Trees, Lemons, etc., 1/- each. Ornamental and Flowering Shrubs from §d each. For immediate delivery only.—Thomson, Bagley and Co. Ltd. 392 T:EMONS (Eureka, Lisbon), 6ft, bearing, 3/6 and 4/-; Sweet Oranges; catalogues.—W. E. Lippiatt, Panama Road, Otahuhu. Ll 5 T AWSONIA, wrenched, good roots. 2-year, best, £1 per 100; smaller, 12/6 and 15/- per 100; 3-year, best, 25/per 100; smaller, 22/6 per 100. Railage paid; cash with order; 10 per cent, discount on orders of 500 or more. Write for Catalogue of Hedge Plants, Shelter Trees, Flowering Shrubs and Fruit Trees. —Mangere Nursery (late Locks Nursery), Robertson Road, Mangere, 5.E.7. Ml 9 ■jl/TACROCARPA 20/- and 25/-, forest grade 10/- and 15/-; Lawsoniana 20/- and 25/-; Seedless Barberry, 10/and 12/6; Benthams Cyprus, 10/-, 20/- and 25/-; Acacia Verticillata 5/-; Gums 6/- arid 8/-; Pines, 1-year, 47-. All per 100. Boxthorn, 15/- per 1000. —Beaumont, Nga-Rakau Nurseries, Swanson. ’ 775 iANION Plants, strong and healthy, from selected seed; Brown and Straw; 4/6 per 1000 posted. Reduction for quantity.—R. A. Austin, Mangere, 5.E.7. ' A 29 (ANIONS, Brown Straw, 4/6 1000; postage, 6d.—Chirnside, Crowther St., Avondale, 5.W.3. 414 (ANIONS, Brown Spanish, Straw, longkeepers, 4/6 1000, posted; 20/5000, rail paid.—Martin, Waimauku. /ANIONS, Straw Spanish; strong plants; 4/6 per 1000 railed. —Bolton, 237 Queen Street, Onehunga. 378 ■pANSIES and Violas, largest collec- "*■ tion of exhibition varieties; list free. —Tantrum’s Nurseries. Victoria Ave., Palmerston North. 415 T>ERENNIALS and Rock Plants. We , offer a special list. A wonderful collection. —Duncan and Davies, Ltd., Nurserymen. New Plymouth. 780 SPECIAL Offer! Flowering Shrubs, Trees, Fruit, Hedge and Shelter Trees, Pot Plants,.. Climbers, Etc. Catalogues Free—Frank A. Green and Son, Campbell Road, Ellerslic. 160 rPUNG Seedlings, multicluster, sturdy - plants, 18/- per doz’., £5 per 100. Special quote quantities. —Natural Products (N.Z.) Ltd., Empire Bldgs., Swanson St., Auckland. 849
J. A. W ALKER ' NURSERYMAN, OLD TERMINUS MT. ALBERT (Corner Gladstone Road). Grapefruit. Oranges, Lemons, Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Pot Plants. Gladioli. Seasonable Vegetable, Flower Seedlings and Seeds, Manures, elc.. etc. MAIL ORDERS Country clients guaranteed satisfaction and promptattention. Advice freely given on what to grow and how to grow it. Vigorous Stock at Bedrock Prices. W3O W i\J EIKLE & gONS NEW LYNN NURSERIES Astley Avenue, NEW LYNN, 5.W.4. We are the growers of high-grade Nursery Stock, including Champion Boses at 10/- per doz.; also Fruit Trees (assorted), including Apples. Apricots, Grape Vines. Nectarines, Pears. Quinces. Peaches. Japanese and English Plums at .18 - per doz. Hedge Plants and Shrubs in great variety at reduced prices. Lemons. 2/6 each. Loganberries and Tree Tomatoes at 1/- each THE WONDER PLUM George Wilson (known to the raiser as “Freddie's Own”). This interesting new variety ripens from the middle to the end of March and keeps for some weeks after being gathered. The fruit is of good average size, richly coloured, the flesh blood red and perfectly sweet, with no bitterness or sourness at the stone. The tree is a heavy cropper and a vigorous grower. Prices: £lO per 100; £6 per 50; £2 10/- per dozen; and 7/6 a single tree. All trees must bear our label of conditions' of sale. This Plum is, without a doubt, the best yet raised. M2O pREE GIFTS FOR BOYS & GIRLS Bicycles, Cameras, Watches, Footballs, Tennis Racquets, Ukuleles, etc., are only a few of the Valuable Free Gifts we give for selling our THREE PENNY PACKETS OF GARDEN SEEDS Send for Catalogue of Presents and Small Parcel of Seeds TO-DAY. Send No Money We Trust You. STANDARD SEED CO. P.O, Box 1470. Auckland, C.l. E 7
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Northern Advocate, 20 July 1935, Page 6
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