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PLANTS. TREES, ETC., FOB BALE ACACIA Yerticillntu, quickest growing, evergreen prickly hedge, fence high in senaon; plants ready. 5s 100; A'2 5s 1000.— Burrows' Nurseries, Pukekoho. ______ Al' KICAN Boxtliom, Bplendid 2-year plants, 4ft. high. 25s 1000, cash.—Burrows' Nurseries, Pukekohe. and Ranunculus, prize, large bulbs, la. doz; 5s 100 posted.—Griffiths Nurseries. Alt. Kdou. Auckland . reaches, jNectarines, Pears, Plums, Quinces. Citrus. Flowering Shrubs; prices right.—Frank Green, Ellerslie. Auckland. . APPLES, Nectarines, Peaches, Plums, Pears, 2-year trees. IGs dozen.—Nurseries. Box 13. Newton. AucklandAROMATIC Hoses, 21 ' named prizo varieties, guaranteed trees; lis doz., posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. bden, Auckland. _ . A T'fKACTIVE Gladioli, prize Blues, LavA enders. Orange. Scarlets. 21 varieties; 0* (id doz.—Nurseries. Box 13. Newton. B- ARBEKRY-, :l-yr., extraordinarily good. 5s- Macrocarpa. splendid J-yr. trees, balled. ilOs 100.—Beaumont's Nurseries, Manurewa. k ~ Alt BERRY (seedless), transplanted; Lawsoniana, Macrocarpa, Eucalyptus. All Nursery Stock. Lists iree.—Keely and Son. Cambridge. AHUKIMtY (seedless). 7s tid; Escallonia, 10s; Lawsoniana. 2-year, 14s; Ilakea, 5s 100, delivered. —Wright, Nurseryman, New Lynn. "iJEAUiUUiN'T'S Nurserieß. Manure wu, otter XJ splendid 2yr. Macrocarpa nnd Lawauniana, 20s 100; any failures replaced free. BENTHAMNII, forest grade. 2-year lis: Macrocarpa, 15s 100; cash, railage r.iiid.—Macdonald. Mii 11 nrewa. BETTE It Varieties lor less! My outstanding collection o£ choice, modern 1 erennial Asters is unsurpassed; 12 distinct varieties, in blue, lavender, pink, etc., Ga Gd.— Cullen. Waimayku. UKKUWS 1 Kehable Vegetable Plants.— Onions, Straw, 4s; Brown, ss. We pay postage.—Burrows' Nurseries, Pukekohe. ("XBBAGE, Kale, Red, Silver Beet, Is 2d J 100, 9s; Cauliflower. Is Gd; Onions, Bd. —Rxcelsior Nurseries. Avondaler CVIIOICE Named Gladiolus. 12 different, ■> ss; really choice dozen, 7s Gel; blue, crimson, yold, lilac, etc. Modern Giant Primulintis, 12 best named, 3s Gd, 53. Cullen. Waimaukli. CITRUS. Fruit. Shelter Trees, Shrubs.— Hay's Nurseries, Remuera. Phones 24-452; Shop. 44-112. New Catalogues Free. CINERARIAS, Stock. Lobelia, . Nemcsia, Pansios, Delphininum, Godetia, Schizanthuß, Dianthus, 2s Gd 100, posted.—Selwyn Nurseries. Mt. Albert. DOUBLE Lobelia excellent for pots, baskets and borders; 3s Gd doz.; 20a 100. nosted.—Palmer. Glen Eden. I EUCALYPTUS for Posts. Shelter; MacJ arthuri, Viminalis, Gunni, box-grown, Ps 100; 13 1000.—Palmer, Glen Eden. Seedlings, seasonable assort--l ment, for present planting; 100. 3b Gd; 50. 2s; posted.—Henderson's, Box 1G42, Auckland. Fruit Trees. Roses, and Hedge ■ Plants, try Hosking and Holhnser, Opnheke. Papakura. Catalogues free. 1/UtUIT Trees,'ls assorted, Apples, Peaches, . Plums, Pears, Citrus. Nectarines; £1 cash.—Ranm Nurseries. Swanson. GLADIOLUS and Primulinua, named show varieties and choicest mixed; all sonable perennials, including Astilbea, Delphiniums, Jap. lria, Novelty Red Hot Pokers, Pyrethrums. Irollius, etc.; free catalogue.—Wychwood Nurseries, P.O. Box 52, Rotorua. Choice Varieties Liliums, Can«as, Perennial Phlox, Asters, etc. Catalogue Free.—JOHN TAIT, the Gladiolus Gardens, Yates Rd, Maneere East. 5.E.7. HAKE Seligna, Gs Gd 100, 55s 1000; cash; rail paid.—C. Raw, Manurewa. AKEA"Saligna, good plants, Gs 100, cnßli. —A. Christensen, Oliura. HEDGES, best, shelter.—Hakea Saligna, 2 years 12s Gd, yearlings 7s Gd, 5s Gd •hundred.—R. Martin, Huapai. LAWSONIANA. 2yrs„ lla, 15s, 22s Gd; 3yrs., 35s 100, cash; rail paid.—Skclton, Panama Rd., Otnnuhu. < LAWSONIANA. forest grade, 2-year, lis; 1-year. 63 100, 40a 1000.—Macdonaid. LAWSONIANA, lyr., 6b'; 2yr., 15b 100; Seedlings, 25s 1000; rail paid. Cash.— Beaumont's Nuraeries, Manurewa. MACROCARPA. Lawßoniana, Pinus insignia, Muricata, 2yr„ strongly grown, well rooted; 20s 100.—Beaumont's Nurseries. Manurewa. ONION Plants, Straw, 4s 1000; rail paid. —V. Nicholls. Avenue Rd.. Otahuliu. ONION Plants, long keepers, 5a Gd 1000; Straw Spanish, 4a 1000; poatage paid.— Box 1. Pukekohe. ONION, long keepers, 3s Gd 1000; postage la. —Musgrove, 179., Church St., One-

ONION Plants, genuine long-keepers, Turbott's Seed, 3s Gd 1000. —Cox, Pukckohe ONIONS, Straw, Brown, Early, Golden Globe; 5s 1000 posted, 20s 5000; rail paid.—Martin, Waimauku. ONIONS, dark, straw, long keeping, per 1000, 4s; 50,000 or more, 3s Gd; freight paid.—F. W. Gibbs. Mnngerc. Onehunga. ONIONS. Straw, .heavy croppers, 5s 1000; Cabbage, Cauliflower, Beet, Is 8d 100; posted.—Selwyn Nurseries. Mt. Albert. ONIONS, long-keeping Straw, 4s 1000, posted; 5000, 17s Gd, railed.—Pairweather, Hillside Rd.. Otahuhu. 5.E.7. ONIONS. Straw, strong plants, 4s 1000. 2s Gd 500; postage paid.—Mudgway, Waim atl ku. TJITTOSPORUM, 3ft, 30s: Privet, 3ft, 25s X 100; free delivery Auckland, suburbs.— Skelton. Panama Rd., Otahuhu. FOLLETT'S Prolific Plants for Brighter Gardens; 50 2s, 100 3s Gd; many varieties.—Errelsior Nurseries. Avondale. RADIATA. Pinus Insignia, I year old, 300,000 at 10s per 1000 at nursery, cash with order.—John Parish, Devon St., Hotorua. QEED3, 12 packets Flowers, or 8 packets O Vegetables, Is posted.—Henderson's, Box 1G42, Auckland. fPREE. Tomatoes, nqw Black, light variety, J- 12s doz.; .£'4 100.—Palmer. Glen Eden. r |M{Y Mollet, 101 Captain Springs Rd., Te J- Papapa, for Tomato Plants, grown in sterilised soil. FRUIT FOR SALE A PPLES, ex-cooler, Delicious, extra fancv. A 0s; Granny Smith, extra, fancy. 8s; Fancy. 7s Gd; all, per'bushel case; rail paid. —J. Nobilo, Te Hann. ' DOUGHERTY (Bollonete, with Red Russet), 3s Gd case. Bring your own bags. Phone Dean, South Rd., Henderson. GRAPEFRUIT, largo, thin-skinned, 8s Gd: Poorrnan Oranges, Gs Gd bushel; railage free.—H. Cutler. Henderson. MOORE'S Orchards, Henderson. —Sweet Oranges, 10a Gd; Poormans, Ga Gd; Grapefruit, Ss Gd; Lemons, best. 12s Gd; seconds, 8s Gd; mixed Citrus, 10s Gd; Apples, Delicious, Munro, Crown Pippin, Gs 6d; Pears. 8s Gd; rnil paid. POORMAN Oranges, for Grapefruit or Marmalade, 5s bushel; railage paid.— E. B. Smith, Henderson. c PRODUCE FOR SALE LL Varieties Hay, baled, choap lines, to racehorse quality.—Perkins, Markets. CIARROTS,' Parsnips, Pumpkins. 3s Gd > sugar bag; Onions, ss; Potutoes. 4s Gd; rail paid.—Box 1. Pukekobe. HAY, baled, sweet, meadow, £3 10» f.0.r.; £3_nt sited.—A. Hansen, Whangamarino. AY, baled, choice Ryegrass mixture £3 10s ton. cash-on farm.—A. Dayey, Phone 292. Tp Arolin HAY meadow, baled; Ist and 2nd prizes, Auckland Winter Exhibition.-W eston. McKenzie Rd.. Mangere. 21-830. ONEY. GOlb., light amber. £1; medium. 17s Gd; freight paid.—W. I-oisyth, Ohaupo. ONEY, first-class Clover. 201b.. 301b., 40lb. tins; s'|d lb.; freight Vaid.—Wesley College. Paera.ta.. » UMARAS. best table, 3s Gd sugar bag; railage paid INorth Island.—H. Allen, Tauranga. . AN GOLDS, 30s ton, f.o.r;, bags extra; White Carrots, £2 7s Cd, bagged.—Box 1, Pukekohe. -- EED Potatoes, about 2 tons. ] Gamekeepers; £5 10s ton. —C. E. Hills, Mercer. . QUO Alt Bag. Railage Paid.—Potatoesi. 4s O Gd- Onions. ss; Parsnips, 3s fld: Ciurots Mixed Vegetables, 2s 9d; Cauliflower, Cabbage* 2a Gd -Franklin Supplies, Pukekohe. PRODUCE WANTED I?GGS wanted, must bo fresh; top ,J guaranteed; crates supplied.—JNorden Co.. Ltd.. Fort St. ITiGGS— Send your Eggs to us. Get the J top market price.—Griffiths, 13 Wakefield St. FOR EXCHANGE pi ENERATOR and Engine, complete, VT mounted on Trailer, low voltage, 25 kw. Exchange Light Car.—J., 98, Herald._ UARANTEED Electrio Radios, exchange for Furniture, Pianos, Shares, etc.—ll Chancery Chambers. Phone 42-4 GO. . PHONE 47-047 re exchanging your Piano, Radio . Furniture, Building Shares, Cars. Boots or anything useful. Refrigerator, large, good order, for Sedan Car, late model.—Phone 44-474. Evenings. BECTIONS, unencumbered, good locality, concrete road, trains at <loor. For approved Shares or Livestock.—Apply 2M, Kumeu, ' <

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21560, 3 August 1933, Page 2

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