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HAVS NURSERIES GLADIOLI COLLECTION. PICARDY —Glorious Pink. COMMANDER KOEHL Rich Red. MOTHER MACHREE Lavender and Orange, Subdued Neutral Grey. D A. HAY—Pink, Creamy Whit® throat. JOHN RAMSAY —Enormous apiko of~ Salmon, small blotch. CORANGAMITE Bright flalmon Ro«a. Cash with Order. HAY'S NURSERIES, 3 CUSTOMS ST. WEST, AUCKLAND. 1 S,' ass Ess=HOW TO GET WINTER EGGS IN ABUNDANCE One of the chief reasons why your hens don't lay more egg's each week is because the countless tiny ovules (or egg seeds) waiting to be developed into actual eggs, are not getting the gentle stimulant they require for the ripening process. But if you add Karswood Poultry Spice daily to your birds' mash, it will quicken the rate at which these tiny yolks ripen, because it contains ground insectsthe bird's natural stimulant-and other tonic ingredients which enable her to lay at least one extra egg each seven days. Read this "Last Winter, with 10 R.I.R. pullets, I gathered 151 eggs a month. Later, I started using your famous Karswood Poultry Spice and that month I gathered 244 eggs from the same hens.H.C. (Original Letter on File tor Inspection.) Karswood Poultry Spico Is obtainable from all wholesalers and stores at the following standard retail prices i-lb. packet, price 1/- ; 1-lb. packet, price 21- ; 7-lb. tin, price 12/6. KARSWOOD m POULTRY SPICE 19 Increases egg-prod notion without forcing, because it contain* ground Insects, but no cayenne pepper, etc. MACKAY'S Seedsmen. Nurserymen and Florists, 98 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Poorman Oranges, strong Trees. 5/- ea. Kermadec Island Pohutukawas, strong plants, 2/6 each. Hedge and Shelter Trees, Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Climbing Plants of all kinds. Tuberose, strong clumps, 1/- each. South Island Seed Potatoes, Cliffs Kidney, King Edward. Puritan, Robin Adair, Gamekeeper. EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN AT MACKAY'S «*/■'«»' GROW THEM DWARFS CLIMBERS NEW POLYANTHA POLYANTHA ROSE HEDGE. Free Catalogue, or come in and select your own from YATES' ROOF NURSERY (One Minute from Queen Street). ARTHUR YATES & CO. LTD., LOWER ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND, C.l. # CUSTOMERS ARE REMINDED THAT ALL Al. SEEDS ARE PACKED BY US AT OUR ONLY ADDRESS: COOK ST.,Near Town Hall (Just Off Queen Street), and bear our Registered Trade Mark. Please accept no substitutes. O'LEARY BROS. & DOWNS LTD. Retail Shop and Warehouse: COOK STREET, AUCKLAND, C.l. BEAUTY STOCK The following varieties are definitely the best procurable. Plant now for a glorious Spring display. Enormous spikes of blooms, with a very high percentage of doubles. Almond Blossom (White, shading to Carmine); Bella Napoli (Terracotta); Bianca (White); Minister Lloyd George (Blood Red); Monte Carlo (Yellow); Pride of Keller (Heliotrope Blue); Queen Alexandra (Rosy Lilac). 8 dozen, in 6 separate colours, 5/posted or 9d per dozen. All guaranteed healthy, hardy, boxgrown plants. G. R. TOMS, Nurseryman, LOWER PRINCES ST., OTAHUHU, 5.E.7 If ever you can't just remember Melkle, Think of the sweetness of honey and j treacle; For sweeter far, and rich and rare, Meikle's Fruits and Roses beyond -MEIKLE'S LEADING NURSERIES. HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES. ROSES, best, only 10/- doz. Heavy shipments over N.Z. quickly reducing stocks. All FRUIT TREES, from 18/- dozen. LEMONS, from 24/- dozen. GUAVAS, special, fruiting—l/ 6. SHRUBS, CLIMBERS, SHELTER TREES. Don't Miss the WONDER PLUM, Geo. Wilson —Heavy cropper, vigorous grower, sweet, firm fruit, ripens from middle March. Sure money-maker. £lO per 100; £5 per 50; £2 dozen; 5/- each. WARNING. —We have sole rights for the Ceo. Wilson Plum. Beware of imitations. If supplied through other nurserymen, look for Meikle's Special Label on every Geo. Wilson tree. Call or Write for Catalogue. Make W. MEIKLE & SONS YOUR NURSERYMEN. Expert Dependable Serviceful. ASTLEY AVENUE, NEW LYNN, 5.W.4. KALANCHOE GLOBULIFERA COCCINEA, dazzling Scarlet, winter flowering, pot or roc.kery 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, IS." 4 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 £1 'H LAWN MOWERS AND SAWS Collected, Sharpened, Delivered. Phone 44*375 R. CRANSTON & SONS, EDEN TERRACE, Garden Shears, Scissors, and M°Y'IN Guillotine Knives COMFORT! Ground and Set. & fJ: We Collect Only by Request. PURE FISH FERTILISER A Highly-Concentrated Manure specially suitable for vegetable and flower garden* ing. Supplied in any quantity from 71bt« by all Seedsmen, or the Producer* SANFORD LTD., JELLICOE STREET, AUCKLAND. OUTDOOR-GROWN PLANTS ICELAND POPPIES, Large Blooming. Colours include choicest Pinks, Lemons, Orange, Creams, and Buffs. NEMESIA, selected brilliant colours. 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. A WHITE 32 KOWHAI ROAD **" »»«■■■->• (off Campbell Road), ONE TREE HILL, 5.E.4. Your skin will be always clear, fresh and healthy if you use Cuticura regularly. Cleanse the face twice daily with Cuticura Soap. Its gentle, mildly antiseptic action clears away impurities, leaves the skin softened and soothed. For rashes, pimples or spots, apply Cuticura Ointment. After the bath, or whenever you J feel hot or chafed, use P| Cuticura Talcmn-fr*. grant; cool- , ing; absorbs Sold by all chemists and stores. , * i. PREPARATIONS! [%r Clear Healthy Skin For the Convenience of Our Clients Samples of All Lines that WE GROW are Now On Display at our Depot, 317 QUEEN STREET. Display includes: Shrubs (hundreds of kinds, including many uncommon -ones), Roses (the finest collection in N.Z.), All Kinds of Fruit Trees, Lemons (in fruit). Oranges, Grapefruit, Mandarins (in fruit). Small Fruits: Chinese Gooseberries, Fejoas, Gooseberries, Tree Tomatoes. Guavas (in fruit). Grapes, Cranberries, Passion Fruit, Raspberries, etc. All Kinds of Shelter and Hedgings, Flowering Trees, Climbing Plants, Palms and Pot Plants, Weeping Trees, Berrying Trees and Natives, etc. EXPERT ADVICE IS AVAILABLE FROM 10.30 A.M. TO 3.30 P.M. All Grades of Plants at Varying Prices to Suit All. Country Clients: Send lor Our Illustrated Catalogue Before Ordering Your Requirements. Home-Builders: Let Us Quote You for the Whole of Your Requirements. PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE. H. J. CUTLER & SON LTD., ROSE AND NEW LYNN, 5.W.4, and 317 QUEEN STREET, C.l. PHONE 47-833.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22468, 11 July 1936, Page 11 (Supplement)

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Page 11 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22468, 11 July 1936, Page 11 (Supplement)

Page 11 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22468, 11 July 1936, Page 11 (Supplement)

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