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North Otago Times, Volume CVI, Issue 13975, 11 September 1917, Page 1

mm STEAM SHIP COMPANY LTD. -. '■" V'"" : For; WELLINGTON,, NELSON, aid '. ■ v' NEW I'LYMOUTH.-Corinna oarly. For WESTPORT and GREYMOUTH, via Thnaru and C A steamer early.' . For'AUOKLAND, NAPIER, and GIS- } BOENE-S.S. KOKOMIKO, Tuesday, September 11th. i. PERKY SERVICE (daily) .-The B.s. MARAROA leaves Lytteltou on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, On.arrival of. the south express (5.20 •p.m.) front Christehurch, and the s.s. /MAORI on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and , Saturdays, on arrival of the 6.55 p.m. train from Christehurch. NOTE.—Passengers and cargo booked to all New Zealand ports and Sduth Sea Islands (Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, Tahiti, fiftrotonga, etc.), and the. principal also by tho Q'ient Line Colombo and London, Bap Francisco Royal Mail lines to and from Honolulu, Victoria, Vancouvor, Bv> Aancisco, and Europt. For all information apply to the Oifice of tho - , UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. • ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE. BINDER TWINE. COBNSACRb \ ONCE-USED WHEAT SACKS. All at Current Bates.

J. & T. WILLEBS ANP GBAIW MEBCHANTB WANTM&. GOOD MILLING WHEAT

7\! HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. » MILLIGAN & BOND TEES STREET - -7 0 AMARU Ana at ECLIPSE BGLLEB MILLS NGAPABA. NOW IS THE SEASON FOB * fREE PLANTING. can supply you with ALL KINDS OF FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL TBEEB, SHRUBS, Etc. A large variety of New Season's VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS in stock, WILLIAM PERKS. 1 FRUITERER'AND SEEDSMAN. Thames Street. Telephone 290

SITTINGS of BEODE ISLAND BEDS, ttility Strain, 7/6 and 10/0. GEO. COX, Mabeno

BROWNLEE AND SON "DID Emulsified, Spraying Oil: Our •last shipment for the season has -arrived. Spray at once! , Weed Killer, for garden walks and •weed patches, in, large and small quantities. •VEGETABLE SEEDS FOR PBESENT ~ *r A SOWING.', • Onioils: Brown Spanish, Brown Globe, and James' Keeping, Early Cabbage, iEarly Cauliflower, and Early Broccoli. iShort 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, -JLaxton'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, '■•'■ Broad Windsor, and Long Pods. FLOWER SEEDS. Sweet Peas: Our 6d packet" contain the best varieties. Half-hardy and Hardy Annuals in great variety." FARM SEEDS; ' Ryegrass, Clovers, 'Lucerne, Kale, 'Giant Essex Rape aud Mustard. Cav- . :rots: Red ■ Altringham, White Belgian, ■:and Sinclair's Champion. Mangels: Red Mammoth, Prize-winner, Tellow Globe, Golden Tankard, and .'Jersey, Queen. Swede Turnips: Elephant, Monarch, Champion, Pioneer,'and -'■ .Superlative. Early Turnips: Imperial v (Green Globe, Devonshire (keystone, Purple! Top Mammoth, and Lincoln Red. ' Keeping Turnips: Purple Top and - 'Green. Top Aberdeens. Dale's and JPdsterton's Hybrids. '.JAM FERTILISERS in quantities toisuit customers. .rices, are the Lowest. BROWNLEE AND SON ;noeth ; otag6';: seed .warehouse •£".:-. THAMES STREET %:<■■;:■. ■)..-■:-m OAMARU