Page 14 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20628, 29 July 1930, Page 14

|a GARDEN CALENDAR will Ull yon whnt and when to low. i HAVE ONE FREE! Wo piA>lsih a Calendar »o that you may keep pace with your gtirden andi the season. It also contains a Hit of lending varieties of FRUIT, HEDGE AND SHELTER TREES. Now is the time to plant, und *ou cannot get better value tliian we offer. SEND FOR A GARDEN CALENDAR. A Postcard will do. J. BATESON A SON, Walkato'a Premier Nurseries, HAMILTON. Phones 3455, 3655. FRUIT TREES —SHELTER TREES ORNAMENTAL AND FLOWERING SHRUBS. Hedge Plants, Strawberry, Gooseberry, Currants and Raspberry rtnts, Grope Vines. CARNATIONS AND BOUVARDIAS. CANNAS, CLIMBING PLANTS. ROCKERY PLANTS, BEDDING PLANTS. ROSES—A very large selection; all the newest and best. Everything for the Garden. Send for Catalogue. Free on Application. G. J. MACKAY, 98, Queen Btreet (Opp. Bank N.Z.), Auokland. Nursery: Royal Oak, Onehunga. D. HAY AND SON, LIMITED, Phone 24*462. Order NOW Vour ROSES, FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, AND HEDGES. Catalogue on Application. D. HAY AND SON, LIMITED, SHORE ROAD, REMUERA. FOR SA Breeds and Settings The following breads offer a RARE COMBINATION— Beauty and Egg-producing Capacity. BLACK ORPINGTONS, BLACK MINORCAS, WHITE LEGHORNS. Correspondence Invited. JACK NIXON (JUDGE), 20, Commercial Road, KINGSLAND.