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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22444, 13 June 1936, Page 10 (Supplement)

SUPERIOR PLANTS! REASONABLE PRICES: j ROSES, SHRUBS, LEMONS, ORANGES ETC, FWJJT TREK CUMBING, WEEPING AND BERRYING PLANTS ... NATIVES. H. J. Cutler & Son Ltd., New Lynn, 5.W.4., & 317 Queen Street i in 1 I m AU/PDIWr ITDItfT TDrPQ m 30,000 ROSES The Roses listed below have been SPECIAL OFFER The sensational new climbing Poly FRUIT TREES.—Flower. Ing Apples, really beautiful shades of Pink, Crimsons, Purplish Reds, ,followed by bright crab apples of Golden Yellow' Bright Red and Black Red. Flowering Cherries, in all best varieties. Flowerina ine, Koses ..sieu Tho sensational new Bri(?ht Red Qnd Black Red . flowering selected from our most modern collection an tha Rose. Prince or Orenw. „ rHI , eo Cherries, in all best varieties. FlowerinS of some 500 varieties. Annually we dls- hardy grower, producing ne y Can Peaches, double White, Pink end Red. .„ r j „1J vnriotles which have served reef blooms over a long p * » Flowering Apricot. Prunus Mume, Deeo card some old varieties wn.cn n n , h> a. aP« p(nk a]so pi9sardii and p their turn and we import new ones, so w plant, or a true climber. Th«voniy dark biQnzy fo ] iage offer tho cream of tested reliable varl : rose 'of its type. Large, plants—Ke- Ap - les , 3/6 . </B * r eties onlv. Those marked (P) are noted duced to 2/- each, 3/9 »or t • Weepinjr Apples, showy flowers 4f* for their brilliant colours, but are not so T7~ «di bl e fruU—-5/- , MM , (or l, e ht w. d. hundreds OF WELL- KU"Inferior v.ri.ti.., nor do ». I~l"d. '» r , ICC CLIMBING PLANTS.^-Chinese our general collection untested novelties. BE 1 1 fcJK berries. Akebla (Chocolate flowers). Vir» « . ,o nr,nwl (P). nIInII D C ({inia Creeper (Autumn foliage). BignonUi Anyctle P ern ® t t °-?™j Pink) Cath SHRUBS Clematis Jackmannii (Violet Purple), 5/.* B. s tty Uprichard (Two-Toned ~ FLOWER iNG SHRUBS. Climbing Fig (for brickwork). GelsemluJ Kord<>s (Bright Red). CI. _ . EVERGREEN (Golden Wattle), 1/6. (Yellow Flowers). Hardenbergia (White. Crawford (Velvety Crimson). • Acacia . j White 2/6. Ando- Pink and Crimson flowers). Honeysuckles /^r n ßcd^ nk) br«.?h a £r R K d r nd /a a po^ca n . ted Lily-of-the- (Old English and Giant). ocemou . Trim- w n . iTi~ Azaleas, ail coi- rviannetia di-coiout ana Yellowl (Bright Red). Earl t v.#- r*rm\rir) Valley-like , , ' olants 2/6, 3/6. Passions, Snail Creeper, Rhynchospermim* son). Eliz. of York (Brigh • ours, , imafler-flo'wered bright Solanums (including Wendlandii, Weda-' Frau. E. Welgand (Br ght Cold). Gen Azaleas K "™me, smaller now u Brown, wood Blue). Tacsonias and Thunber K H Gi h Mac Arthur (Rich Scarlet). Lass Japanese type. Lu a cl: Camellias? X^ntua to. j,* Bougainvillea Trail,ii. Above^ Marie. (Orange Yellow). Mine. A. Chat- pendulous Pink fl o Wers, 2/fl. , , d NATIVE TREFS Cabbap* T e M „ a a r ; o '(R?ch k > Ma^ me cLmbard faffi N.Z. Raima' Pont (Deep Gold). _ Marg. Chambara Versailles, Maria ™ n^ llm . f bca utiful rams, Fuchsia (2/- to 2/6), Lacebalk !R! Bht Rossem (Bron.e « R-arew-. P C: Millar (Red onK VM. * { sy Cold). Fragrance m 2/- S 6 Benthamia Frt^. Orange). Roselandia (Aprioot 3/-. Diosma • DJosma Com- fera (Irish Strawberry tree), 2/- eaS Shot Silk (Bright Coppery Pink). Talis- sweet-scented. White. ( "avendi- Bar.baryln. variety. Cotoneaster (S man (Scarlet, Gold). Villle d,e Cold) lnntl)i>r« Winter Gem and other spray), Orange and Scarlet berries Yellow). Autumn (Red. Burni shi.i, Mela . Eriostemon, star- Cotoneaster, horizontals (prostrate grow.' (P) Caroline Tegstout (Bright colours). 2/6 3/6. Erioswmon 3 Crata U P S An|tu e st f f X Charles H Rigff Cuba (Flame S.aXt' T/6 2/- Felecia Paratla, new Bright Orange. Eugenia Ugni, CranberJ Vandal (Coppery Pink). , n.ieh. ?/« Brooms, flowering delicious Crimson berries. Spindle Tree. Y, I, TA . biVl,\ Cuba (Flame i/a 9/. Felecia ParaUa, new ongnt orange, c-ugenia ugni, cranberry. Vandal (C f pp J^ in ,p, , pink) Duch. winter Mauve 2/8 Brooms, flowering delicious Crimson berries. Spindle Tree. na (mch V Red ß ) lCh t J? Ludding Tce! PearTn an„d\ll oTher colours) 2/-. Bright Crimson. 3/6. Viburnums. (Bright Cerise). Etolle de Holland® (Vel- 3/.. Goldfussia, "Bronzy leaves, Lilac vety Red). Frau Druschki (Large flowers, 2/3. Garrya Elllpt, gree Tho L atest and One of the Best White) Geo. Dickson (Dark Crimson), bunches flowers, 3/6. G«ntiana Acaul » Berrying Trees ever introduced— Golden Dawn (Bright Yellow). H.Wend- rich Blue dwarf. 2/6. _ HibUcus in - J DESIA POLYCARP A r.nldpn Dawn (Brifrht Yellow;, ri. wc«u- Tlctl uiue awari, ------ land (Pink Orange and Red). Lady Hill- e ty, 2/6. Hydrangeas, all colours, large. in«rdon (Rich Apricot). Mme. A. Barbler Z J; 2/6. Hypericum (Rose mi K> ißm pink) Mme. E. Herriot (Fancy Yellow. Jasmine, Yellow. 2/-. Ka ™'? Pink) Maid of Kent (Salmon Pink). Latlf ., choice shrub wonderful Pink Marg. McGredy (Orange.ss« rl et). Max flowers, 3/9 to 7/6.■ f f. t ' m (Soft Yellow). m Mrs H..80w1.. wards.! newer showy Purple. 2/6. L. The Latest and One of the Best Berrying Trees ever introduced— IDESIA POLYCARPA (Recently introduced), hardy, will thrive anywhere, beautiful shade tree, bears large racemes of brilliant red berries which the birds dislike and will Vogel (Soft Yellow). Mrs. H. Bowles wordsii, newer showy Purple, 2/6. Lasi- no t eat; berries hang on tree until next fßripht Pink). Mrs. S. McGredy (Reddish andra Grand., large-flowered. Purple, a/. crop begins to form and will last for « V * * tir II D IT Mar R nmf>l . Taa.traat 2/fl. 3/6. I ea - U", . 1 —..1. C_ _ 1 Orange)"' Mrs. IStaTO. Te^re^Sca3X"'£/£" 3/«.* Tea-tree Picture (Warm Pink). Portsiown (Crtaj. double. Pink. 30in. high. 3/6. .T«-tre® crop begins to form and will last for months on cut branches. See larg, soecimen branch at our Depot, 317 a c« . . o /*> «■> /o 4 /« a /a . Picture (Warm Pink), rortaaown vv.rrni- aouoie. rinn. soecimen branch at our Depot, 317 t:::;,Kir3,k B 'ffi, p ' n s k .lv. s rSfs: 8.u,1., (Apricot). U» Wallace (Rich Ma.nolU F„.c.» <F PRICES: Per Dozen. Mixed (Our Selec- <R°b«n t ® rea * t J; e f l^ 6 * g^nted^Z/S. 15,000 FRUIT TREES APPLES in 40 varieties, PEACHES in 20 best varieties. tion;. io(d, fi " ■' • _ Photina Good lonage, 1 uiy«•»«•»» r Plants, 18/- per doz., 1/6 each. Super- w j nter .fl ov^er i nffi p ur ple. 2/4 each. Pros- PLUMS, Japanese and English, in JJ ior ouality, extra strong, 17/6 per doz., tran tjiera, 3 shades. Australian Mint, varieties. 1/9 each. 2/4. Protea (South African Sugar Bush), Nectarines, Apricots, Almonds, Prunes, Best Novelty Roses. Enquire for varl- White, Pink, Red. in flower, 3/6 each. i n all the best varieties. - SPECIAL: The Whole of the Viburnums, White flowers, dozen, 2/4 each. - / Red berries. 2/6. Waratahs. 3 types (Tas- Pears. Quinces, Medlars, Persimmons, Above Collection for 55/" manian. N.S.W. and Victorian), 4/6. 6/6. 3/-. 3/6 each. Figs, m best variety rtOUVC We%tringia, White flowers. earhr bearing. 2/6 and 3/6. Cherries, 3/« cuoime Awn TUFFS «acE. Grapes, grafted on disease-resistant We%tringia, White flowers. CLIMBERS DECIDUOUS SHRUBS AND TREES. Blaze (Improved Paul's Scarlet). Chap- Acers (Maples), 6 varieties, 2/6 to 7/6 lln's Crimson Glow. Chaplin's Pink Aesculus (Horse Chestnuts), large. 3/lfn s _ crimson v»iuw. , D . U|| , . , w-.il:. n,>r«« »nrl Flame shades stock, 3/- each, 30/- dozen. Ssib.? 1 """ Js. u 3000 LEMONS, ORANGES, g£L, c, -«J: S;M.% k C&i. 4 s?u GRAPEFRUIT & MANDARINS ~,f v Crimson) CI. Gen. Mac Arthur (Jap. Flowering Qumce), 2/6. Spindle Lemons, Eureka, Lisbon, VillafranM fßricrKt Crimson) • CI. Lady Hilllngdon Tree. Red berries, winter, 3/6. Forsythia an j Genoa, large bushy, early-fraltln| (Soft Yellow). CI. Mme. A. Chatenay Virid., winter, Yellow, 2/-. Fagus Pur- trees, well rooted, at 3/-, 4/-, 5/-. (Rich Pink). CI. Mabel Morse (3right purea (Copper Beech), 5/-. Gingko Lemons, Meyer, 3/-. 5/-. Oranges, sweet, Yellow) CI. Shot Silk (Bright Coppery Biloba (Maiden-hair Tree), 3/3. Labur- j n leading varieties. 5/-, 6/-, 12/_6. Grape* Pink) CI Souv. de G. Pernet (Bright num (Golden Chain), 2/6. Lilacs, in all fruit (N.Z. Pcorman, Kawau), 5/-, fl/«. Pink) CI Mrs. H. Stevens (Soft White), shades, single and double, guaranteed to Mandarins, etc.,. 5/-, 7/6. ft rr.ntri nnrl Pink). Lemon flower early. 2/6, 3/6. Lemon Scented cMAIf CDITITC „ Pink). CI. Mrs. H. Stevens 13011 wnuo. fnaa", s»>B«= """- 1 j . - ■ Piilar UI ( Soft Bn Miss "m. Man Told vl7ben™2/6. Yfqufdamber, b.sautiful foil- SMALL FRUITS Gooseberrtel, Scar,et CUmber Tf,t;„ 2/ flowe«. I^ a /| nOUa ßiur ,U Suc'cedaTea tean^^tct^orßed^T/^G^' fßirh Red) Paul's 1 Scarlet Climber age. 2/6, 3/6. Magnolia Purpurea, rurpie large, grattea, b/b pair. ,ranoemi«, i/j. Scarlet) Tulip flowers, 2/9. Rhus Succedanea Currants (Black or Red). 1/-. Guavas, (Bright Scarlet). (Chinese Wav. Tree), foliage, 2/4, 3/-. Yellow (in fruit). 2/- each (for hedges. UP-TO-DATE POLYANTHA ROSES Floweri Currants, Pink, 2/-. Flowering 20/- doz.). Guavas, Purple, 2/4 each, (no out-of-date kinds offered). Bijou CjrDrcsS) 2 / 6 . Viburnum Carlesii, sweet- 25/- doz. Feijoas. 2/6 each. Logan(Palo Pink). Cameo (Bright Salmon). ecente£ j white. 3/6. Viburnum Opulus berries, 1/3 each, 12/- doz. Passion Fruit Fireglow (Brilliant Red). Gloire du Midi (Snowba]l Tree), 2/4. (large-fruited), 9d to 1/6 each. Ratp-(non-burning Orange Scarlet). Golden corrtucw -rorrc AMTi berries, 6/6 doz., 45/- 100. GooseberrieSi Salmon Superior (Bricht Salmon). Pau ' EVERGREEN SPECiIM^EN T!RFFS AND Green, Yellow, 1/- each, 10/- doz. Crampel (Oranse Scarlet). Pride of Hurst SHRUBS (Suitable for Tubs or Lawn 7 ree Tomatoes, Black or Golden, 2/» each. (Pale Pink). Ruby (Fiery, Red). Specimens). Grapes. 3/- each. „ tt HEDGING —Abelia, 25/- 100. Acmena, antha?. Particulars on request or in Araiia, large' leaf 2/10. Norfolk Pines, 90/-, 120/- 100 .Macrocarpa.^Z-100. antnas. r 1/10. 3/g. Bamboos in variety, clumps. Lawsomana, 30/- and 50/- 100. Escalnth as. Particulars on request or in Araiia, large leaf, Z/10. WortoiK r.nes, so/-, lzu/- iuu. .macrocarpa, «/- iw». 1/10, 3/6. Bamboos in variety, clumps. Lawsomana, 30/- and 50/- 100. »calCata ogue. 3/g Camnhor Laurel, 2/4. Cedars, lonia Pendula, 25/-, 35/- 100. Olearia, — Indian, large, 4ft. 6in. high. 7/6. Crypto- 25/- 100. Oxyllobium, 15/- 100. Pi»o* CTAMHADn nnccc meria, Brown Cedar, 3/6. Abies and sporum Eugenoides, 40/-. 50/- 100. S 1 ANLJAIxLI Piceas, beautiful specimens, fir, 5/-. Fan Tecoma, 30/- and 40/- 100. a JJwMoIk suitablelo? rK." Fine 'bushy "i"C I,''"' ÜBEIWI.BBC OUNTS mPUNTS FOR HiHi SS»=",s-te c * ,l,op " thick stems, 5/9 each, 65/- per doz. various dwarf evergreen and variegated R .. v niprrr FROM THE GROWER—snowy—3ii. u"i- —• "r each, 50/- per doz.; 4ft., extra good, thick stems, 5/9 each, 65/- per doz. wi.v.* r --„T(-~ - BUY DIRECT FROM THE GROWERVARIETIES OF STANDARD ROSES. PHOENIX ROEBELLINI the finest Satisfaction or Money Refunded. krOrni* v ull uu i i j' ? . n Hollande, Marg. McCredy. Mrs. A. K. Wardell, Mrs. D. Best. Mrs. G. A. van Rossem, Ophelia, Pres. Hoover. Shot Silk. Claudius Pernet, Souv. de Mdme. Boullet. (Colours, see list of dwarfs.) SHOP AND DEPOT: • 317 Queen Street, . Auckland, C.l. (FEW DOORS ABOVE TOWN HALL). NEW WEEDER-CULTIVATOR Quick, easy, safe among tender plants, non-clog, regulates depth of cultivation. A NICE PRESENT 1/6 for one's gardening friends. CAHILL, Victoria Arcade (Elevator). house Palm. Pendulous graceful habit. ' nrtDi.Tru twT NnftSFBY Will do outdoors where protected from PROMPT NURSERY frosts 5f t , , , , n Mail Orders Packed for Despatch to Any SERVICE BEFORE AND AFTER BUYING. Part of New Zealand. Expert Attention Guaranteed by our NEW HOME BUILDERS.—We can Plan Principals. Forty Years' Experience In Your Garden and Supply the Plants. Our the Trade. Experience is at your disposal. HI /"I ITI ED AND SON . J. VU I LCfC LIMITED ROSE SPECIALISTS & NURSERYMEN, New Lynn, Auckland, 5.W.4 MACKA Y'S Seedsmen, Nurserymen A Florist®, 98 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Cliffs Kidney and Robin Adair Early Potatoes, Genuine South Island Seed. Mnckay's Soeds are well known for quality and productiveness. Sow Now: Broad Beans, Early Peas, Pansles, Cinerarias, Larkspur, Nemesis, Stocks, Popples, etc. Plant Tree Onions, Potato Onions, Goldea and Brown Shallots. EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN AT MACKA Y'S GROW CRANBERRIES THIS YEAR 1 A valued favourite amongst "Berries." Should bo in every garden. Excellent for preserves, pies, etc. Ornamental. See them at our ROOF NURSERY. J each, 3 for a/fi %2 /- d °*' ARTHUR YATES & CO. LTD., LOWER ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND, C.l. OUTDOOR-GROWN PLANTS ICELAND POPPIES, Large Blooming. Colours include choicest Pinks, Lemons, Orange, Creams, and Buffs. PANSIES, Giant Bedding, giving a large variation of colours and early large blooms. SWEET WILLIAM, bright, mixed colours. All Priced 2/6 100, posted, or packed in Useful Ornamental Tin Canister, 6d extra. AUfUITr 32 KOWHAI ROAD, ■ " n,,6 » (off Campbell Road), ONE TREE HILL, 5.E.4. KALANCHOE GLOBULIFERA COCCINEA, dazzling Scarlet, winter flowering, pot or rockery plant; perennial Exhibition Pansies, unequalled strain, 2/dozen. Auckland's largest stock of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Roses, Pot Plants, Hanging Baskets and General Nursery Lines. Inspection cordially invited. A. W. PALMER, "sebT CUFFS KIDNEY 71b., 2/-; 141b., 3/-; 281b.. 5/-. ARRAN BANNER 71b., 1/9; 141b., 2/3; 281b., 4/6. (Special Quotes for Large Orders.) O'LEARY BROS. & DOWNS LTD. COOK STREET, AUCKLAND, C.l. PLANT GOOD TREES Shrubs, Flowering Plants, Hedge Plants, Roses, Native Trees. Lemons. Oranges and Fruit Trees in variety. Extra large Lemon Trees in quantity. Stocks of Trees for Street Planting. CATALOGUES FREE J. JOHNSTON & SON, NURSERYMEN, HERNE BAY. AUCKLAND Phone 26-973 In your orchard put Wonder Plums— The world will wonder what you've got When rolling in the money comes. Rich, red, sweet, firm fruit—the lot In March—real wonder, the.Wonder Plum. BEBT FRUIT TREEB—IB/- dozen. THE WONDER PLUM, Geo. Wllaon— Rich, sweet, firm, blood-red fruit, ripe after middle March. Vigorous grower, heavy cropper. High resistance disease. Carries well. Real money-maker—-£lo per 100, £6 per 80, £2 doz., B/- ea. ROSES, bost —10/- doz. Going fast. LEMONS, special value —24/- dozen. LOGANBERRIES, TREE TOMATOES—1/-. SHRUBS, ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHELTER TREES. WE INVITE YOU TO CALL. W. MEIKLE & SONS FAMOUS ROSE GROWERS, ASTLEY AV., NEW LYNN, 5.W.4. HAY'S NURSERIES SWEET PEAS t3 Early Winter Flowering Spencers. Also Summer Flowering in separate colours and in mixture. 6d and' 1/- per pW. HAY'S NURSERIES, Seedsmen and Florists, * 3 CUSTOMS ST. W., AUCKLAND. LAWNMOWERS AND SAWS Collected, Sharpened, Delivered. Phone 44*375 ,R. CRANSTON & SONS, EDEN TERRACE MOW IN Garden Shear*. COMFORT Scissors, and Guillotine Knives Ground and Set We Collect Onh by Request \ ier Dental Ist Floor, Short's Building, No. 154 QUEEN STREET (Opposito Colonial Mutual Building), SET TEETH, £| REMODELS, 15/. PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS. \/Q FREE when Sets are Ordered. REPAIRS (2 Hours' Service) — Phone 42-653. from V 6 wmlms Well made and properly fitting teeth keep your cheeks firm and give your face a youthful appearance. Secure the utmost in Modern Dental Science. Care and Skilled Attention at The Premier Dental Parlours Open Friday Evening 7 to 9. Skilful Operators. r Painless Methods. PURE FISH FERTILISER A Highly-Concentrated Manure specially suitable for vegetable and flower gardening. Supplied in any quantity from 71ba. by all Seedsmen, or the Producers. SANFORD LTD., JELLICOE STREET. AUCKLAND. *4 t