PLANTS, TREES, ETO., FOB SALE A NEMONES, Giant Scarlet or Double, mixed. 3s 6d 100.—Sandors, Box 931, Auckland. * ANEMONES, rotation flowering, for October blooms, 60 p.c. double*; 3a 6d doz., posted. Box 13. Newton. 4 RTISTIC Japanese Curled Chrysanthe*l mums, bronze, crimson, pink, golden, 7t doz., posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. A STERS, Giant California, Is 3d dozen: 4b 50, posted. # Seed, 6d, la.—Colli®, 648 Dominion Rd. J ASTER. Giant Crogo, wilt resistant; 6d A. and Is packot; Joz.. 2s.—Allan, Seedsman, Auckland. - A USTRALIAN Prise Gladiolus, 3s 6d doz.: ■A. Fink scented Violets, Is each. Nurseries. Box 13. Newton. Auckland. AZALEAS, Orange. Salmon, Red, Pinks, Yellow, White, Lavender. Mauve froro tkl each.—Walker. Seedsman. Mt. Albert. ENTHAMI, Lawsoniana, Macrocarpu, Eucalyptus, '* Fruit Trees, all nursery flock.— Keeley and Soi. Phono 25G, Cambridge —j ~Ti BURROWS' Nurserieß. Pukekohe, for all Nursery Lines. Hedges Fruit, She Her Trees. Boses, Vegetable Plants, Flower Plants, Sforln. Flowers. Floral \\ ork, I BEAUTIFUL Modern Hydrangeas cn rail} son, salmons, pinks, blues, etc.. 13ai doz., posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. l^den. Auckland. - "Cabbage. Is 3d: Cauliflower ls Gd. 100. \j posted; strong plants.—Rosebank N series ( Avondale. 5.W.3. —— DAHLIA Seed, expertly selected from our own grown introductions: Is Gd packet. —Hay'a Nurseries. Customs Street W. Eucalyptus (Macarthuri and VIMINALIS), Wrenched, 5s 100; 20s 500, f.o.r. Cash with order. K. Bjerring, Waihi. VERGREEN Lawn Grass, Is lb.; Lime. 2s 3d bag*; all Manures stocked.—Smith, Durham Lane. Auckland. IPIRUIT Trees. 15 assorted, ail varieties, excellent stuff, £1; cash with order.— Ranui Nurseries. Swanson. f?RU'IT Trees, 14 assorted, including 1 Orange, 1 Lemon: £l.- —J. T. Skelton, Hiverbank Nurseries. New Lynn. TCEIjAND Poppus, all choicest colours, L outdoor grown plants; 2s 3d 100, posted.White. Kowhai Rd.. One Tree Hill. MANURE.—StabIe. Cow. Sheep, well j.t!L rotted: volcanic soil: bagged or loose load.—Berry. Mt. Wellington. Ellerslie. iNJON Plants. Long Keopers. 4s Gd 1000: rail or postage paid.—Box 1. Pukekohe. XION Plants, freiglit or postage paid; minimum 1000, 3b 3d; 2000. Us; 3000. 9s, 1000. 12s: 5000. 15s.—D. Dangar. Pukekohe. NION Plants, Turbott's famous long keeping Straw, 4s 1000 ; 2s Gd 500; railed: liberal concessions storekeepers. I a rge buyers.—T. Morgan. Pukekohe. 131TL0X Drummondii" Buckland strain, 1 Mixed and Separate Colours. 6d and Is packet.—Allan. Seedsman. Buckland. 130LYANTHUS. Primrose, choice, latest J- colours, Is 6d: Rhubarb. Loganberry, Wii<eberry, Raspberry, 3s doz.; posted.— Parker. Maungatawhiri. . _____ fFOSES.—IS best-named varieties, strong Implants. 12 s. posted; price list free.— Ranui Nurseries. Swanson. CJALVIA Bonfire, well grr*.»n. hardened. Bs Hamilton. STOCK, Primulas, Phlox, Pansies, Dionthus, Viscaria, Godetia, Sweet William, 2s 6d 10C. posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. . OUPERIOR Gladiolus! 13 distinct Named, 3s 6d or ss; gorgeous Perennial Aetem 12 different named. ss. Plant now.—Frank Ccllen. Waimauku. CUTTON'S New Season Superior English them.—Prime's, Newton 1 Kondyne. dwarf, 50. postrd. - Is 9d: 1000, 27s 6d.— Pearson, Veronica Rd., New Lynn. ' . TOMATOES, hardy, main varieties, 4s 100; Cabbage. Cauliflower. Beet, Is 3d ICQ: posted.—Selwyn Nuraeries. Mt. Albert. IREE Tomatoes, red variety, 12s dozen; mm 9 Doz. Seasonable Assorted Flower Plants, choice, box-grown. 3s, posted.—Heathfield Nurseries. Burnley Terrace. Dominion Kd. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., WANTED 1 A Ann Onion Plants wanted weekly.— Write immediately, P.O. Box 280. FRUIT FOR SALE STURMERS, cool stored, 0s; large, lis: freight free.—W. Dagg, Hastings St., Hastings. PRODUCE WANTED EGGS. —Consign to A. J. Jonghin, 16 Commerce St., and compare results. j FARM APPLIANOES FOR SALE CARTS and Implements Repaired, Blacksmithing, Wheels Betyred a speciality; prices keen.—Geo L. Robinson, Coachpuilder, Otahuhu. /"10ACHBUII/DING. Wheelwrighting, Bev pairs promptly executed; country work catered for.—H. Snell, Blacksmith, Khyber Pass, 46-406. FUCOMA Milk and Cream Tester, model E, ball-bearing. 16 test capacity, new condition, extra glassware, acid, etc.; cost over £2O. The Gerber method is the auickest, most simple and accurate. Best cash offer accepted.—Tester. 294 M, Herald. ANE " Monomilker " latest development : a real machine for tha man with small herd.—Gane Co., Auckland. NEW Stanley Cups. 22s 6d; 6a; Crosses, 3s 6d; 2in. Belting, 6d.—Stanley and Co.. Hamilton. CiEBARATOR, Alfa. 45 gals., perfect order; £4 10s. —Farmert' Machinery, Arthur at., Newmarket. WE Have a Splendid Selection of Guaranteed Used Separators, nil sizes.— International Harvecter, Hobson St. A LL Implements Sold, Exchanged. Baril gain prices, Ploughs. Harrows, Discs, Top-dressers.—Universal Machinery Mart, Parnell Rise. ■ ASTONISHING Success being attained using new improved " Haywood Warren." the World's Foremost Natural Pressure Milker. CONTINUAL Suecess Achieved by " Monoir.an " Milker resulting greatly increased popularity.—Haywood Productions, Anzac Av., Auckland. RECONDITION Vacuum Pumps. MacEwan, Bin. geared horizontal reciprocating, 25in. fixed pulley, £9. 7in. ditto, clutch pulley, £9 Booth-Mac., 7in. fixed pulley, £B. Anderson sin., £6 10a.—MaoEwan>. Fort St., Auckland. FARM APPLIANOES WANTED CATERPILLAR Tractor, second-hand, •ploughing purposes.—Particulars, Manager, Box 2, Matiere. H/TILKING Machine, second-hand, must be iVL good order.—H B Wymer, Glenbrook, Waiuku SHAVES Super Plough, second-hand, wanted.—O. Henry Co.. Ltd., Waiuku.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22225, 27 September 1935, Page 6
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