SINIONISTEAM SHIP COMPANY OR m. ZEALAND. LTD. For WELLINGTON, SBLSON, aid \ NEW (PLYMOUTH.-! Bteamer , ■ early. Fory;WESTPORT 'and GBEYMOUTH, ; via Timaru and Lyttelton.— A steamer early. For AUCKLAND, NAPIER, and GIS-BORNE-S.s. KOROMIKO, Monday, September 10th. FERRY SERVICE (daily) .-The ,8.5.: MARAROA leaves Lyttelton on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, on arrival of the south express (5.20 p.m,)' from' Christehurch, ami the' s.s. MAORI on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, on arrival of the C.55 p.m. train from Christehurch. NOTE,—Passengers mil cargo booked /ft nll-ILiC 7 a «U*A „ n A„ n„,l «,mtl> Hon ManaT''(Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, Tahiti, BarotonaiyUtc.), and the principal 'ports orAustralia; also by the O'ient Line to and from Colombo and London, ind by the Canadian-Australasian, ind Ban Francisco Royal Mail lines to and from Honolulu, Victoria, Vancouvor, 8a r / Francisco, and Europe. For all information apply to the Orfice of the UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF -NEW ZEAI/AP, LIMITED.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALK. BINDEB TWINE. COBNSACM ONCE-USED WHEAT fe'ACKS. All at Current Bates. J. & T. MEEK JKILLEBS AND GBATN MEBCHANTB GOOD MILLING WHEAT HIGHEST PBICES GIVEN. MILLIGAN & BOND TEES STREET • ■ OAMARU 4nd at ECLIPSE 2GLLEB MILLS NGAPABA.
• NOW IS THE SEASON FOB V FREE PLANTING. WE can supply pu with ALL KINDS OP FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, Etc. A large variety of New Season's VEGETABLE AND FLOWEB SEEDS WILLIAM PERKS. FBUITEBEB AND'SEEDSMAN. ) Thomes Street, Telephone 290
FOR SALE. SITTINGS of RHODE ISLAND REDS, I tility Strain, 7/6 and 10/6, GEO. COX, - Maheno BROWNLEE AND SON
T>ED Emulsified Spraying Oil: Our last shipment for tlio season has arrived. Spray at once! Wood Killer, for garden- walks and weed patches, in large and small quantities. :,.;\ SOWING. '. Onions: Brown Spanish, Brown Globe, Mtd James' Keeping. Early Cabbage, Early Cauliflower, and Early Broccoli. Short Horn Carrot. White and Yellow Turnips. Lettuce Radish, - Winter Spinach,,and Silver Beet. Early Potatoes for the garden. Main Crop Potatoes for the fields. Tomatoes: Long Red, Laxton's Open Air, and Buck's Fresco. Early Peas: New Queen, William Hurst, American Wonder, Morning Star, Daisy, Dr. Stewart, Defiance, and Yorkshire Hero" Beans: Harrington, Iroad Windsor, and Long Pods. FLOWER SEEDS. , Sweet Peas: Our 6d packets contain tte best varieties. Half-hardy and Hardy Annuals in great variety. .FARM SEEDS. Ryegrass, Clovers, Lucerne, Kale> Giant Essex Rape and Mustard. Carlots: Red Altringham, White Belgian, 'and Sinclair's Champion. Mangels: long Red Mammoth, Prize-winner, Yellow Globe, Golden Tankard, and Jersey Queen. Swede Turnips: Elc■pliant, Monarch, Champion, Pioneer, and 'Superlative. Early Turnips: Imperial ■Green Globe, Devonshire Grcystone, , Purple Top. Mammoth, and Lincoln Red. Keeping Turnips: Purple Top and Green Top Aberdecns. Dale's and .FosLerton's Hybrids;
■ GARDEN FERTILISER in ]/. hags. FARM FERTILISERS iu quantities to suit customers, Our Qualities are "the. Highest,Our Prices are the Lowest, i BROWNLEE AND SON „, 7 NORTH'Of AGO SEED WAREHOUSE i, ' THAMES STREET '■'-' OAMARU
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North Otago Times, Volume CVI, Issue 13975, 10 September 1917, Page 1
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460Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 North Otago Times, Volume CVI, Issue 13975, 10 September 1917, Page 1
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