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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20622, 22 July 1930, Page 15

A GARDEN CALENDAR will tell you what and when to sow. HAVE ONE FREE! We publish a Calendar so that you may keep pace with your garden and the season It also contains a list of lending varieties of FRUIT, HEDGE AND SHELTER TREES. Now is the time to plant, and you cannot get better value than we otter. SEND FOR A GARDEN CALENDAR, A Postcard will do. J. BATESON & SON, I Waikato's Premier Nurseries .HAMILTON. Phones 3-155,' 3655. FRUIT TREES SHELTER TREES -1* ORNAMENTAL AND FLOWERING SHRUBS. Hedpe Plants. Strawberry, Gooseberry, Loganberry; Currants and Raspberry Plants, Grape Vines. CARNATIONS AND BOUVARDIAS CANNAS. CLIMBING PLANTS. ROCKERY PLANTS, BEDDING PLANTS ROSES—A very lartie selection; all the newest and best. Everything for the Garden. Send for Catalogue Free on Application G. J■ MACKAY, 98, Queen Street (Odd Bonk N.Z-)> Auckland. Nursery: Royal Oak, Onehuncu. D. HAY AND SON, LIMITED, Ptiono 24-452. Order NOW Your ROSES, FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, AND HEDGES. Catalogue on Application. D. HAY AND SON, LIMITED, SHORE ROAD, REMUERA. Sweet Wivelsiield 1930 NOVELTY. «• rßmar kable cross between the Sweet William and Dianthus Allwoodii It is quite distinct in habit and froedom of growth and method of flowering and provides a greater variety of colourfne than the Sweet William. Thoroughly recommended. Offered for the first Vme, a ready sale is expected of this wonderful new hybrid. Limited supply. 2/3 dozen, or 2 dozen for 4 3, Post Free. From E. HALE & SON Wairarapa Nurseries, MASTERTON. > >w m ,:\o "hmhl lISm wM'r-fj y* W '*6 " t-.i fkfcj, * "v'' 518s P4 jWiS^ : ■m m m m ' I >r:\ m-/. THE CORK TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTE i MADE IN LONDON BY CARRERAS LIMITED. 142 YEARS' REPUTATION FOR QUALITY, j

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