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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19940, 8 May 1928, Page 15

WINTER FLOWERING SWEET PEAS. PLANT NOW. Early or Winter Flowering SWEET PEAS Planted in March will commence blooming in June. Choice Mixed 6d. per Packet Collection of 6 Varieties 2/6. Collection of 12 Varieties 4/POST PAID. J. BATESON & SON. HAMILTON. SPRING-FLOWERING BULBS. Anemones, St. Brigid, first grade—l/ 6 dozen; 10/6 hundred. Small Bulbs—- | 5/- hundred; 35/- thousand. ! Ranunculus, first grade I 10/6 hundred. Small Bulbs—6/i hundred; 40/- thousand. : ALL POST PAID. ! Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus, etc. } Lists Free. E. ALLAN, Seedsman, Buckland. ONION GROWERS! Genuine OnehungaGrown Spanish Onion Seed Clean Sound New 17/6 per lb. Special Quote for Quantity. HOPKINS & SHAW, LTD. SEED MERCHANTS, Customs Street West, Auckland (Where the Heme Bay Cars Stop). Manager: J. H. HOPKINS—--15 Years a Seedsman. FRUIT TREES, HED.GE PLANTS, SHELTER AND ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS. Oranges, Lemons, Grape-Fruit, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, Guavas, Mulberries, Strawberries. Roses, Carnations, Bouvardias, etc. Vegetable and Flower Seeds, Farm Seeds. Flowering Bulbs of all types in season. AT G. J. MACKAY'S, 98, QUEEN STREET (Opp. Bank of N.Z.) Nursery: Royal Oak, Onehunga. v KM :V\ mm A: F'S always Summer inXahiti, "the most fascinating of all Pacific Isles." Spend a glorious holiday in Tahiti this Winter ! It's only a few days distant—a 5 weeks' trip means nearly 4 weeks ashore. Leave Ar Wellington Stiamer Wellington May 22 Tahiti July 2 June 19 Makura July 30 July 17 Tahiti Aug. 27 Fares: From £35 First Class From £25 Second Class Union Steam Ship Co. of N.Z. Ltd. Afl an aperient Dinneford's has been in ose for over 100 years, and is reoommended by doctors as thoroughly safe and effective for use in cases of Acidity of the Stomach, Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Gravel, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Flatulence, Bilioua Affections, &c. Dinneford's Magnesia can be made into a pleasant drink by diluting it with three parti of water and adding a little lemon juice. AVOID IMITATIONS » Look for she nam# DINNEFORD'S on every bottle aud label.

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