PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE. \ NEMONES, Ranunculus, Cullcn's superb 11 mixtures still lead; medium. «3 6d; large. 7a inn.—.T. Ctillcn. Waimauku. BUI.DS, cheap: Narcissis, 2a 100; Tingitana. Iris, blue. Gd doz.; Amaryllis, pink, belladonna, "a doz.—Address at lIKIULD. BURROW'S Famous Bulbs.—Anemones and Ranunculus. Is doz., 3s fid fiO, 6s 100; Bulb collections from {is.—Burrows, Box 30. Pnkok<the. (IAPE Snowdrops. Ranunculus, cJioice. Is .J 6d: Tria. Crocus, Violets (Prince WnloM, 2s 6<l doaj posted.—Henderson, Te Kauwhal u. /CAULIFLOWER, Autumn Giant, 1000. Mnrket, 1000, 10s ; 100. Is 4d: postage paid. —Bond, ,Sot:Hi Rd., Papatoctoe. /"IOCKSFOOT for Surfaco Sowing. ft[d. .IK a splondid line. tOOlb. in sack; high germination gunrnnteod.—Samplen. full particulars on application; Boyd'b, Rattray fat., Hu nod in. AFFODILS. named varieties, from 3s doz.; send for list.—W. Wilcox, Papatoctoe. AFFODILS. Trumpets. 30s 1000; I? 100; Paper Whites, 15s 1000; 2s 100.—731, Ml. Eden Rd. DAFFODILS. early, named Paper Whites, OhidioTi; 2s doz; 3s for SO; ss, 100; posted, cash orders. —Campbell, Ucst Koad, Glen_Eden. DAFFODILS. Double, Yellow and Mixed, Daffodils. Paper White, 7« Cid 100, posted.—SO. Balmoral Rd.. Mt. Eden. AFFODILS, 20, best garden varieties, separately named, including King Alfred and Horace; 5s posted.—H. 'lidmarsh, Otahiihu. 17VRF.ESIAS, Cream. f>s 100; Tritonias, J. Salmon, 6s Rd 100; Gladioli, Gs Gd doz. —BO. Balmoral Rd., Mt. Eden. IA XT Freesins, la doz.; Iris Tingitnna, vl Scarlet. Amaryllis, 3d each; post, free, dozens.—Molesworth, Mt. Roskill. HELENSLEA Surprise Strawberry Plants. 6s 100 or £2 per 1000; delivery early May; order now.—Plants, P.O. Box 13*0. T ACHENIALA Bulbs, giant blooms. Is 9d JJ doz., 10s 100, posted.--Nash, Bollard Av., Avondale, via Mt. Albert. ORC'HARDISTS.— Book orders now and we will reserve varieties required.—Skelton's Bivcrbank Nurseries, New Lynn. P ASP ALUM and Cocksfoot Heed; got in early; lid lb.—Sutcliffc, Jutland Ed., Takapuna PLANTING Times. Flowering Times and other hints in Cullcn's new Bulb Catalogue: ready now.—Cullen. "Waimankii. RANUNCULUS Bulbs, special strain of doubles; also a fino mixture of Anemono; Is and Is Gd doz., 7s and 10s 100; 23 of each. 33 fid and ss. posted.— L. G. Watts, Nurseryman, 31, Pali Road, Epsoin. TINGITANA Iris. 103 100; Germanica Flag J- Iris. 5s doz.; Gladioli. Named, 10s doz. —BO. Balmoral Rd., Jit. Eden. TOMATOES.—PIant now for late crop; J- strong plants, smooth variety; I\onidino and Holmes Supreme, cheap.—Midwpod, 8. Selbonrne St.. Grey Lynn. TULIPS. choice, ldoz. gorgeous flowering X bulbs, 4 separate colours. 6s 6d, post frpp.— Allan. Spedsmnn. Bucklatid. FARM APPLIANCES FOR SALE. A CME Milkers.—P. Dingle, Tauwhare, and ■iV. R. A. Martin, Roto-o-rangi, state 6-cow Acmes are giving entire satisfaction.— Foundries. Hamilton. A CME Milkers.—2-Cow, £49 10a; three. -CX £57 10s; four, £65 10s; five, £73 10s; Fix, .£Bl 10s: quality, value and service.— Foundries. Hamilton. BLAKE Rams, for Farm or House, lift water any height up to 1000ft.—For installations inpuira R. J. Needham. \Naniku. HAYWOOD No. 3 Milkers, electrically driven from lighting circuit, complete with motor, £69.—Haywood, Ltd.. Auekland. - MILKING Machine Rubber, all machines: 15 per ecu I. discount; cash with order.—C. H. Mellsop. Clevedon. SWEEP Rake, strongest, cheapest, best, easily portable, £24; send for particulars, Farmers' Machinery Exchange. r»ewmarket. TRIPOD and Chain Harrows, handJL wrought, of English steel, all sizes. Send for illustration and prices.—J. Danes, Coachbnilder. Buckland. TOP DRESSER. " Premier." star-feed: 1. strong, reliable, guaranteed; from £22 Ins.—Farmers' Machinery Exchange, Arthur St.. Newmarket. TOP-DRESSERS. McCormick, Peering; L eliminates Star feed types. Farmers say "It's best ever made. ' —C. H. Mellsop. Agent. Clevedon. LOWRY'S Perfect Topdres3er.—A new machine, which sows grass-seed or fertilisers. operated on entirely new principle. Send for illustration and particulars —Lowry's Works. Patumaboe. ERFECTION Top-dressers, popular Star feed. Ring or write for leaflet.—H. Benney. Sen., Ltd., Eden Terrace, Auckland. Phone 43-585. STANLEY AND CO., Hamilton.—2s Guaranteed Reconditioned Milking Plants; will erect anywhere; with Anderson Engines; extra bails; every make machine; write for particulars of our new Super Mil king Machine. _____ OPRING-TOOTH CULTIVATOR, high O wheels. £l2 10s; Massey-Harris Doublefurrow Plough, good order, £l2; Lever Plough D.F., real good, £l2 10s; 10-blade Set Discs, thoroughly overhauled, £6 10s; one-horse Cultivator, old type, strong. £3 ss; Engine, Masport. 3i h.p„ £25; Booth Mac. Wheel Scoop, £l4; Windmill, Bft. geared, £11; Drill. 0 coulter. £22 10s. Sec us at Auckland Show. —FARMERS' MACHINERY EXCHAXGK, Arthur fit.. New market.
WAIKATO machinery exchange VV SPECIALS.- Disc*, H. Queen. 12M.. £ls; Swamp Plough! l , i! IS and £22 10.*; Konaki, new, £fi 10a; Topdres?cr, 11-star, £ls; Premier, new. £22 153; Cultivator, high wheel, .£l3: Swamp Harrow, £6; Milking Plant, 3-cow, with engine, £SO; Ranaomc Disc Plough. £l4; Scoop, new, £3 10s; Gump and -lark, ill; Engine. 3 h.p.. guar., £3O; Ffornsby Plough, £'> 10s; Tine Harrows, £1 103 leaf; Lever Plough, single, £l2 10s.—Alexandra St., Hamilton. FARM APPLIANCES WANTED. DISC narrows. 2-horse, 1 set, wanted to buy.—Particulars to Harrows, Box 91. Auckland. ISCS, t set, 12-blade, good order.—Price to M. J. Keenan, Pokeno. r | l i{ACTOl{ Disc, mußt he good order; J- state prico cash.—A. E. Stevens, Kaukapak^pa. machinery wanted. BANDBAW, hire or buy; no objection needing repairs; also nmall stationary Engine.—Woodworker, 1.20, 11 EitAl.n. riiTAlToTNG~Sef,7>ff "a7c. syoTo d.c. no. v; puitable for large Battery.—price and particulars to Tudor. IT!). HbhAT.U. GTuy"I)EK lUf'I\, 45ft. boom, 'to lift. 8 T tons, complete with double purchase, double drum, winch. Full particulars to P.O. BOX 2ir., AUCKLAND. SECOND-HAND, 12 H P. Reply with prico and full particulars to AUCKLAND. DOGS FOR SALE.__ A IKKDALB Pups, champion, pedigree. /V cither sex.—Wilkie. Cor. Euston and M Albert. Jfds. levelling). A IHEDALK Dol-, 2yrs old; 100 big for J\ owner. 21. Arawa St.. ofT Khyber Pass. A llt KD ALE Vupn of good pedigreo, 0 week 3 old, for sale.— K. Alolvce, 230, Mt. t'*dcn Rd. _ ("ATTLE Pups. black and white, three 1 months; parents excellent, workers; Dogs. ;>(M; Hilclic.-*, Ifin.—Work well, 67, Hkham>. _ I ".T()X Terrier Puppy, pedigree, wire-haired . (Hitch); best imported strain.—6o, Cook St., City. {TEIaNESE-Tupp.es. pedigree, from imported stock.—Ring 47-1500 or 21-272, Glyncs. 52. Malvern RdTVUPS," Pointer, 3 months, best of breedinPrice and particulars from Mahopd. Leamington. PUPPIES. Pomoriiniiin and Pekinese, from Canadian kennels; quality, price right. —Perrins, Princes A v.. Dominion Rd. UA B f jli~Cf)Hies", Ti~moiitlis, pedigree; AiickO land Show winner; £2 2s.—Lynn Kennel. fiolf fijrl . No / Lynn. _____ black, good rabbiter and gun O Dog; £2 or near otTer.—Steensoii, Pultekohejlill. OPANIKL Dog Pups (black). 7 weeks, O from splendid workers; £1 each; Slut, 10s.—C. Parker, Iluckland. __DOGS WANTED. ABERDEEN Scotch Terrier, male, young; J a must be purebred.—Phone 'lO-170. CATTLE Dog, good worker; no fancy breeds or prices.—Older Bros., Onowliero. via Tnakau. Setter Bitch, red and white, old type preferred; no fnncy prices; wanted for the Bind.—Apply Proprietor, Taupiri Hotel. Taupiri. Phone 4. GREYHOUND, you tier, racing strain; no fancy prinon.-~J.F.. 165. Hehalp. SPORTING Dog wanted. Setter or Pointer; must bo steady.—State price to Box 2,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20496, 22 February 1930, Page 4
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