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J> Motor Garages. 3 " M ■ 0 T 0 : B ' C A R S, Repairs . Remagnetieing Accessories Recharging 7 . Spares Electrical Repairs j_ Typos Adjustments. D THE QUEEN ST. GARAGE, E .™ Juat above Town. Hill. ■ 'Phone 2567 A. d "". —== i rsg 11 Motor-cars for Hire. ALPHA TAXI GARAGE. PONSONBY, i- ■*■*■ Cars for Hire all night and day. c. 'Phonos 2692 (2 and 8 rings). „ PETER A. SMITH. Proprietor. Trees, Plants, Etc., for Sale. .c —■ _ ; * EG °NIAS. .flowering, 500 one-year (dry ™ .-*-* tubers), mixed colours, for Sale; £6 the '• lot, post free.—Shaw, Pohuehue, Warkworth. r fJ.INSENG-GROWER'S Guide.— v-J seng Seeds and Nature Study Booklet i- US Pictures), posted for M.O. i-s.—B.. V. Edwards, Bega. N.S-W. ONION PLANTS.-Early Straw Spanish b Onion Piants, any quantity, fresh dug • 5s a thousand, purchasers to pay own freight =I or postage-— Nelson, Arthur Street wlat Qnehungs,. "' ir —— ___ S WHITE for List of Tnreo and Four-year- . 5 0 A APP}* Trees. Everything guaran- |, teed. Dealers liberally dealt with.—W. Shaw ,t Pohuehue. Warkworth. Telephone. Pohaehu* 0 .Bureau. - 15 FRUIT TREES. Apples, Peaches. «_ l. _ hums, Pears. 1 Orange. 1 Lemon ~ pacKed a.nd freight paid to any port or railway station in North Island, £I.—Skelton and Sons, Nurserymen. Avondale. pLANT QALIGNA. . A HARDY RArir-G ROWING SHELTER HEDGE. «■_.____ Highly Recommended. r TFCOMA makes one of the prettiest hedges. ORANGES, LEMONS, ALL VARIETIES FRUIT TREES. FLC S 7 fSL^ G SHRUBS, BEDDING PLANTS. RHUBARB ROOTS, Boat Sorts. i EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN > At > IVTACKAY'S. 98. QUEEN ST.. > ITJL i.Opp Lank N.Z;). AUCKLAND. ,I■ — . . 1 ! VERY FRUITGROWER ' Jo ShOULD HAVE A COPY OF HORTON'S CATALOGUE SENT FREE- • write to-day for your FREE copy of Horton s Big Catalogue. Every page la . i brimful of vaiuahic information for the fruit | grower, while it lists, describes and Quotes j prices for. every variety and grade of tree . It details in lull the recommendations of the ■ varieties Conference of Apple Growers held [ m 1916. and tells the variety and grade of tree that is best suited for your locality Sen ' to.it that you piant Horton's Pedigree Stock ; this season Every tree is well rooted and well shaped, and has been grown from tester! and approved fruiting stock. *->•-_ . Snge Stocks of every variety are available including Jonathan, Stunner, Munrc*'« Favourite. , Delictus. Statesman, Cox's Orange Pippin, Ballarat Seedling, Dougherty Lord Wolseley, Gravenstein, etc.; thus orders can be filled at once. No tree co«« out until approved by Government Orchard Inspector. -_-«i Prices : £5 per hundred, or £45 per thousand for commercial grade. Quotations given for special grade trees. Correspondence solicited. ' TH °S- HORTON LTD. -"Horton _ Trees Grow. '—Head Office and Nursery HASTINGS, H.B. ursery ' Poultry, Birds, Etc., For Sale. B H W?»_5 ially 1» • iot e?K-laying— -MaSr d Pir S ' E - tl .! nss , and unrelated trios. ,Ro^df t Oneh^n g 3 a. Bchaacken '- Campbell OFF Orpingtons for winter eggs, best tf J!*? 1 ? 8 Btr ,^?- Settings. 15 eggs, 12s gd, post free—Vickera, King St.. hotorua. "DLACK Orpington. White Leghorn, first- -• i , oss , Pu'jets, just starting to lay; c ; oc_erela for breeding.— Levi Stanton., i Mt r^den. ("IANARIES.— Buy direct from breeder f y . largo variety; songsters guaranteed; , also large aviary, cheap.—Barnitt, Decorator ci, Srmonds St. i pANARIES.-C. Robinson, winner of 6 '■ v silver cups, } 8 selling his Champ,*.,: Yorkshire Cocks from 20s each; Hens t« match. Also, Whistlers, in full song- 1 Breeding Cage.—l 67. Nelson Street. I EGGS, purebred White Leghorn, setting . J- -Is 6d, carriage extra.—E. Goodwin • Kutneu. «---*_, fT.CGS.— Champion Blue Andalusians, winTT C j ers over 00 , Prizes, selected layers; 'is s ,. 6d setting, unfertile replaced.—John C ' Wallace. Hamilton East. EGGS lor Setting.—Purebred White and Brown Leghorn, Biack Orpington, ana* Indian Runner Ducks. 7s 6d and 10s 6d. Orders booked for Day-old Chicks — J ; Kidgway, The Gables Poultry Farm, Papakura (late Tattou s). Ewi,-? r „Serine.—Black Orpington!, iB «r hlt ? Bo S ks,l - R --. 6d each— Remnera" 1 * Ridings Road. BPINGTON Roosters, Black. 6. purebred, 8s each.— E.Y., Unewhero P.O. POULTRY Meat Meal produces abundant fertile eggs, strong chicks; all grocery —Colonial Agency, Onion Buildings, Customs St. East. RHODE Island Reds.—Till further notice no more Wettings.—Mrs. A. F. Martin , Seymour St.. Mt. Albert. ' * SETTINGS Booked Now—Show and utility _ _ combined: White and Brown Leghorn BuS Orpington. Silver-laced Wyandottes. imported irom A. O Bates. England.—Mrs. J. Scott. Inkerman Poultry Farm. Inkerman St.. Onehunga. TILITY White Leghorn and White Rock. —Sett;nga and Cockerels. 7 firsts. 5 seconds, and 4 best in Classi Specials this season. Orders now supplied.—H. E. Welham. Royal Oak, Onehunga. 0 UTILITY Minorca Cockerels; 13 Black ~, Orpington Pullets, just laying.—G Siddle, 20, Grange Rd.. Mt. Eden BLACK Orpingtons, White Leghorns, Indian Runner Ducks.—Bred and fed for strong constitution and high egg produo- & on ', Ai ''^ st y«* ' B laying competition our B.ack Orpington team finished second highest for the breed and third of all heavy breeds. Settings and incubator lots at reasonable prices. No chicks or ducklings Price list on application. Hamilton's Riverside Poultry Farm, Henderson. COCKERELS. B.C. Stone, strain, from I \J winner -North Isiand championship cock. W.L.H.. from W. Ambler's imported 1.917 1 English cock, champion winner. S.L Wyandottes, Eyres' strain settings, 10s to £1 Is Rouen Ducklings, is each, week old: settings' 4s 6d; orders taken. J. SOMERVELL, ' I Puia Road. Point Chevalier. BLACK J , ORPINGTON CHICKS One-day 12, Two-week 15s per dozen." Freight extra. From early-maturing U 4 i' : tv ! RtecV. Grind Winter Layers. Also, WHTTF' ,i LEGHORNS. An Old Client wri+«-. :~ ; "Please save me £6 worth 8.0. Chirks. I Yours are the healthiest and chicks 1 have »»eH." — A. A- POND. Peerless I Poultry Run, El!ers' ; «. Ag»nt for the I famous Peerless I.X.L. Chick-rearing Api pliancesI RHODE ISLAND REDS. P«*' , T)?e fpr»ni my r «* and »"«;ial Uti'ity Pr ; Winners, W"ik«to Show. 1919. Ifis: a'so from imported strains; English. All Red, 10s 6d; Amprican Flamingo M>'ldura, IPs 6d ; Austral'an Bnwrt«r's Sun 11.. 10s 6d. 14 eK«: rnvtatr" 2s 6d extra All egcrs from stock graded bv Government inspector on utility standard lines. Only pedigree birds penned. W. J. SIMPSON. Railway Station, Ruakura, Junction. fi E O. H. PARKER, HILLSBOROUGH. ONEHUNGA, UTILITY BREEDER AND EXHIBITOR (Winning numerous prizes). Sells Settincs from his healthy, vigorous, end ! lavine strains of W. Leghorns and S. Wyandottes. 7s dozen, 8s 6d for P. Cost of postage shared Cash with order. Still 2 W. Leghorn Cockerels for Sale WE specialise in Chicks and Ducklings at 2 weeks old, from high grade Btock ; also settings from W. Leehorns, Black Orpinstons. I.R. and Pekin Ducks. Write for catalogue. C. OSBORNE. _ _ _ _ 9..Kingsley Street Grey Lynn Tram Terminus. Farm Appliances for Sale. MILKING Machine. 3-cow, New Zealandia, releaser, separator, and drive I2i Mongel Engine.— S. F. Boyd. Corbctt Scott Avenue, Epsom. MILKING Machine, Ridd, 4-cow plant ' complete with Steam Engine and Boiler •' jubt overhauled, and in good working order Pr.ce, £80: or, £50 for Milking Machine alone. —Apply to J. J, Evans, Manurewa. POTATO Plough and Digger, convertible, in good order.—Write Box 276, G.P.O. SEPARATOR, Done 45-gal.,. good as new; O owner givmg up dairying.—H. Hills, Botha. Rd., Penrose. SEPARATOR and Oil Engine, combined, 0 automatic, 80 gallons per hour.—W. J. Brain, Nixon Rd.. Mansere. SEPARATOR. Baltic, 14 gals., 3 months' use. equal new; also Ames Plough, No. 1 improved. 3 months' use.— Domo, Panmure.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17234, 9 August 1919, Page 3

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