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WONDERFUL NOVEL SEEDS 119 GIANT CABBAGE —Weighs up to grown; excellent for table 1/- * ] VEGETABLE PEACH—An ornamental annual vine with delicious sweet fruit, about the sire or an orange—l/- a packet. GIANT BEAN —A Runner Bean with giant pods up to 3ft. Always tender —1/- a packet. BLUE BEAN —A striking g| French Bean, with blue BB leaves, blue flowers and |B| blue pods. The beans are II delicious —1/- a packet. H GREEN SPROUTS—A de- ■ licious green Cauliflower with edible crown_ and stem. The more it is cut, the more crowns it pro- |EeH duces—l/- a packet. MAXIMUM CARgpjaira ROT Superb vegetable, often 3ft. I -J l° n 8 6in.- thick, H and always delici--9 ffi | WINTER CHERRY ■■ fl|f 1 that is covered in H| B H the autumn with brilliant scarlet fruit SUNSET LETTUCE —A new and amusing lettuce with bright leaves. Very good to eat —1/- a packet. VASE VINE—A striking annual, whose highly-coloured hollow fruit makes delightful vases —1 /- » packet. ORDINARY SEEDS, Id a packet— Carrot, Cabbage, Turnip (Swede or WhiteJ, Antirrhinum, Larkspur, Cosmos (all full-sized packets, Id a, packet). All ether ordinary seeds, 2d a packet. Peas and Beans, 3d a packet. f 501b. Easily packet. EDIBLE PODDED BROAD BEAN —A Broad Bean that is cooked like a French Bean—l/- a packet. CHINESE CABBAGE A Ts&fil delicious Cabbage with PyH pure white heart and edible J ffj white stalk. The foliaga it I M light green—l/- a packet. IH AFRICAN CUCUMBER— B When green is eaten like Ml ordinary Cucumber. When m ripe turns brilliant orange ■I and is eaten like passion l B Most delightful fluvIV n our—l/- a packet. jjflpJH JAPANESE CUCUMBER—3*™ A new, enormously hardy and prolific Cucumber tlriat climbs fences like a runner bean--1/• a packet. SPINACH PLANT—A bush that gives a perpetual supply of Spinrfeh throughout most of the year—l/- a packet.. OYSTER PLANT—When grown and cooked according: to our instructions this vegetable is hardly distinguishable from oysters^—l/- a packet. PERENNIAL CAULIFLOWER—A most ma.rvellous a packet. ~ Any three 1/- packets for 2/6; any •even for 5/-; 12 for 9/-; or the whole lot Ijor 12/6. Clip this list. Put a cross in front of the items wanted, add your name and address, and forward to us with payment in Postal Notes, plus Id for postage, and an extra penny for postage on each packet of Peas or Beans. Seeds will be sent by return mail. No order less than 1/-. FRIENDSHIP SEED COMPANY, DEPT. A., BOX 1320, AUCKLAND. HGET HOLD OP FOR DRY CLEANING - AND DYEING OODYv THAT PLEASES. MOODY'S DYE WORKS LIFD. iPhone 41-273 for Vans to CalL Crowhnrst St, Newmarket. HUc.l hulu ur OODY£ TO-DAY —Car-owners watch every—penny of expense The effort to save money on car upkeep at all costsi often leads the owner to overlook real economy. One real economy of permanent advantage is regular inspection of the ignition system of your car by experts. This is a specialised service which maintains performance and save* big repair bills that would otherwise' result from neglect of these vital parts. You will get this real economy, service from the ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION! Co. of N.Z. 52-58 FORT STREET, AUCKLAND. , ' 23 COLLINGWOOD STREKT. HAMILTON. Distributors and Service Station for Willard Batteries, Auto-Lite, Ddeo-Rmr, De Jon, Bosch, Owen-Dyneto and Simms Ignition Units, Carter Carbmrettois, and Mitchell Electrolocks.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21562, 5 August 1933, Page 8 (Supplement)

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21562, 5 August 1933, Page 8 (Supplement)

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21562, 5 August 1933, Page 8 (Supplement)