Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21280, 6 September 1932, Page 3

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PENNY PACKETS OF SEEDS AND MARVELLOUS NEW SEEDS , Vp cimnly tlic following Seeds In Penny packets each packet containing Quite Innach seeds (this season's very -good strains) i'or the average garden:— Cabbage, 'aiii(flower Carrot, Celery, Leek, Lettuce Marrow Onion, Parsnip,' Radish, Beet (Red nr silver) spinacli, Turnip (Swede or ivhitpi " Antirrhinum, AQUlllgia, Aster, riifmm'is Canterbury Bells, cornflower, Cosmos ' Galllardla, Oodetia, Holly bock, Larkspur Marigold (African or French), ffionette Nasturtium, Nemesia, petunia, KPoppy (Iceland or Shirley) .Salvia, Scabious Stock, Sweet Pea, Sweet William, Sunflower, Verbena, Vlscaria, Wallflower, Peas", P Broad B Beans? l "French Beans, and Runner Beans are 3d a packet. riflNT BEAN. Runner Bean, with pods tip G ?o 3 reet Easily grown. Excellent for table —1/- a packet. PERENNIAL CAULIFLOWER. A most marvellous vegetable. Produces flftecn rull-sized beads a year—l/- a packet. INDIAN PORCELAIN PLANT. Striking annual. Produces an abundance or ianre beautirul. and highly-coloured fruit,' which, when dried, make most dellghtrul vases—l/- a paoket. GIANT CABBAGE. Weighs Up to 501b. Easily grown. Excellent for table 1/- a paoket. SPINACH PLANT. A small, hardy bush, which produces all the year round a profuse crop of leaves, tasting exactly like delicate spinach—-1/- a paoket. SNAIL ROSE. Dellghtrul annual, with masses or flowers exactly like roses. Snails, earwigs and slugs a3 0 ?°°" as they have eaten its foliage—z/- a packet. SUNSHINE MELON. A delicious Rock Melon, so hardy that it has been grown successfuiy in Invercarglll 1/« • packet. GIANT CARROT. Superb vegetable. Normally three feet long and six inches thick, and always dellclously tender—l/- • packet. ODOURLESS ONION. A large, fine Onion, almost completely without odour. Very hardy—l/- a packet. SCARLET KING RADISH. An entirely new variety.* Grows larger than a white turnip. and Is dellclously mild and tender. —1 /- a paoket. sunshine CUCUMBER. A new and enormously hardy and prolific cucumber that climbs fences like a runner bean —1/per packet. MULTIPLE ONION. ' One plant produces enough full-sized onions for ajamlly all tho "year round —1/- pep paoket. Any three-shilling packets for 2/0, any seven for 5/-, or the whole twelve for 9/-. All strains of seed have been tested, and are guaranteed true to description. Clip this list. Put a cross in front or the Items wanted, add your name and address, and forwafd to us, with payment In stamps or Postal Note, plus penny Tor postage, and an extra penny for postage on each packet or peas or beans. Seeds will be sent by return mall. No ordef less than 1/-. SUNSHINE SEED CO. Dept. A, P.O. BOX 1462, WELLINGTON. N.Z.H.2.

and then ENGLAND via SYDNEY MANILA HONG KONG nIA SHANGHAI JAPAN and jCX CANADA A pageant of pleasures c *>j throughout .... countries you've longr dreamed of seeing IJ others were savage .... J « japan, still preserving her 0 ancient and unique characteristics .... and Canada In autumn the loveliest time of the year* You travel across the Pacific aboard the preat white "Empress of Japan" or other Empress steamship to Victoria and Vancouver . . . you cross Canada on tbe Miperbly equipped trains of the C.P.R.—through 600 miles or Alpine wonderland . . you see Incomparable Lake Louisa "and Banff and the Dominion's great cities .. Chicago and New York, too, If you wlsli . and then you sail down the glorious St. Lawrence on the 42,500 ton "Empress or Britain" or by a regal "Duchess" liner. Let us arrange your next trip this way* TWAINS STIAMiR§ HOTELS