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' SALES BY AUCTION QPRING QATTLE JpAIR. JIRAKKTON gALEYARDS. rjIHUHSDAY, QCTOBER 1937, AT 12 NOON. nrvA THREE AND FOUR-YEAR-OLD 200 POLLED ANGUS BULLOCKS. For the following vendors: Mrs Campbell Johnstone. HaUyburton Johnstone, Alex. Johnstone and J. E. l.icnar 50"'STORE COWS ffi E^oli T E T D L BULLS, on account of Wilson Bros.. Waimai. All well grown, one and two-year-old, oy the sires "Win Karoo Mosstrooper' (Imp.) ana "Kotuku Chief," by "Merry Chief (Imp.), all out of Herd Book cows, being the best blood in the country. m „ n vriun r n 11 POLLED ANGUS TWO-YEAR-OLD BULLS, by "Rangatira Man«imaire," on account of J. £•■ men B POLLED ANGUS BULLS "Ben Lomond" strain, on account of b. O. Johnstone. r „ 10 POLLED ANGUS BULLS, on account of Taylor Bros. , 0 SHORTHORN BULLS, on account Robinson Bros. G W. V Encoß & C°~ L TD " AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON. ACACIA, 45/-; Barberry. 2-yr„ Box . thorn, 20/- 1000; Macrocarpa, Benthams, i Pines, Gums, 1-yr., 10/- 100. Garden Hedges I —Burrows' Nurseries, Pukekohe. A NEMONES, Rununculus, Xinas nov.-,ennp; 1 A 1/. doz., 5/- 100, posted.—Griffiths Nor- ' series. Owens Rd.. Mt. Eden. Auckland, a.l. ASTERS! "Californian Sunshine," guaranteed strain; Phlox. 2/0 50.—Sanders, | Box »:>!. Auckland. AUBRETIA, mixed hybrids, bright colours, 1/0 doz: Perpetual Pinks. 2/6 doz.i posted.—Collis, 648 Dominion ltd. BEAUTY stock, extra double strain, 14 separate colours; 1/3 posted.—Collis, 018 Dominion Rd. ABBAGE. Cauliflower, Lettuce, Beet, 1/0 100, posted Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. GHRYSANTHEMUMS! Giant, curled. Japanese, latest named exhibition varieties. j 6/0 dozen. SALVIAS! Tall "Bonfire, 3/6, for 50. _ , , , SANDERS. Box 031, Auckland. j ELPHINIUMS. splendid collections of finest English named varieties; send for J descriptive price list. F Causley, t loral Nurseries, Thames. . i ELPHINIUMS. selected Hybrids and ; Butterfly varieties, 5/- 300; Iceland Poppies, Violas, yellow and blue. Giant Pansies,, Callendulas, Florist Strains and Golden Delight varieties, 3/6 100, 2/- 50. »> bite, , Kowhai Rd., One Tree Hill. ; I EUCALYPTUS, best shelter varieties, 7/6. J 10/- 100; 50/-, CO j- 1000; Pinus Insignus, 5/-, 7/6 100; 27/6, 40/- 1000, f.0.r.; Shrubs, Native Trees, etc. Catalogues free.— Cutler <fc Son, Nurserymen, New Lynn, 5.W.4. EVERGREEN Lawn Grass Seed, 1/- per ! lb. —Brown's Mill. Ltd., Durham Lane, j CI ERBEKAS, Re-Selected Strain, 6 Col Jours;--'■ 6/6, posted.—Calderwood. Nur jseryman. Hamilton. GRASS Seed, Special Mixture, swamps, broken country, 3d lb.; samples posted.— J. Jones. Ltd., City Markets. ICELAND Poppies, Nemesia, Violas, Marigolds (Dwarf), Pansies, Calendulas. 3/6 100. posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert ICELAND Poppies! "Aurora Giants," guaranteed best; 2/0 50.—Sanders. Box 831. Auckland: ICELAND Poppies, large blooms, glorious colours, 3/- 100, 2/- 50, posted.—White. 4 Woodbine Av., Green Lane. MACROCARPA, sturdy, box-grown seedlings; Lawsoniana, from seed bed, of 6 100. 50/- 1000. Beaumont's Nurseries. Manurewa. IrOWHAIS (Red and Yellow), Bottlebrush, Tree Tomatoes, balled, 1/6 and 2/C each —Green Lane Nursery, Phone 17-7G«. MACROCARPA, sturdy, box-grown seedlings; Lawsoniana, from seed bed. 5/6 100. 50/ 1000. —Beaumont's Nurseries, Manurewa. AT URIC ATA Pines. 2-yr., transplants, 12/iVJL 100; Seedlings: Eucalyptus (Macarthuri. Viminalis. Fastigata), Pines, 6/- 20/- 400. Macrocarpas, Benthams. 7/*, 30/- 500 Wrenched, well grown. F.o.r. Cash with order —K. Bjerring, Waihi. MUSHROOM Spawn, fresh, productive and reliable. Write Mushroom Farm. Pakowhai. H.B. ATATIVE Trees.—Pohutukawas, Karaka, i\ Puriri, Rimu, Kauri. Kowhai. Totara Catalogues Free. —Frank Green. Green Lane. ONION Plants, Straw, long-keeper. SI--1000; Brown Spanish, 8/0; freight extra. —Franklin Supplies, Pukekohe. PAMPAS Plants, 10/- per IOO.—J. Palmer. Turua, Hauraki Plains. TJERENNIAL Asters. 6 separately jnamed, J. (2/6, i; posted.—Calderwood, Nurseryman. Hamilton. - " > ■' SOIL. —Good Turfy Top-soil, clean, screened, unscreened, any quantity.—H Bray and Co., Onehunga. Phone 12-572. ■\7IOLAS, large flowers, wine, red, apricot. > claret, lavender, gold, etc., 1/3 dozen, posted.—Collis. 6-1S Dominion Rd. r p El RIFT (Giant and Dwarf), Gypsophylla, Kalanchoe, 3/6 doz.; Antumn Glory, tlelenium, Rudbeckia, Campanulas, Perennial Asters. 10/- doz. —PALMER'S NURSERIES. Glen Eden Phone 30-829. A TTRACTIVE Polyanthus, everblooming ■A. Roses, new shades, 13/- dozen, posted.— Griffiths' Nurseries. Owens Rd- Mt. Eden Auckland, S.l. BEAUTIFUL Gladiolus, prize named Exhibition Bulbs 6/6 doz , posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Owens Rd., Mt. Eden. Auckland S.l. -j r Fruit Trees, splendid assortment, named 10 varieties, good stuff; £1 with order.— Ranui Nurseries, New Lynn. CINERARIAS, Violas (blue, yellow). Phlox, Iceland Poppies, Lobelia (Crystal Palace), Marigolds (Guinea Gold and Orange and Lemon Ball). 4/6 100. posted All Box-grown. Virgin Soil. G. TOMS. Princes St.. Otahuhu FRUIT FOR SALE \ PPLES.—Dessert, 8/3; Cookers, 7/3, xi. -101b, railed.—Collard, Henderson. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE BERKSHIRE, Tamworth, young breeding stock, best strains.—Trousdale. Howick. BULL, reg., ped., Jersey, 2 years, guaranteed, £lO 10/-. —Watson, Wiri. COW S, Jersey, 'J in, 'J springing; 2 Heifers.—Bennion, Wiri. 771ERRETS (3), good workers; 15/ to 20/ JL each.—Crossley. Otorohanga. 13EDIG'REE Pigs of all breeds We specialise i i. in Weaners and also have older Boars 1 and Sows available.—Wesley College. Paerata. 1 ALL Farmers interested in Vivo Cattle ' Drench Preparations and Sex Deterraina- i tion ivrite THE MANAGER, C.P.O Box 14!K>, Auckland (New Box Number.) 90 Yearling Jerseys, extra choice, 420 fat, —O £7; 30 2-year Jersey Heifers, £5; 20 2-year Jersey Springing, £•). GORDON D. MATTHEWS, Box 74, Hamilton. Phones: Day, 15S-1; night, 3195. MARE, < years, all farm work, bought tractor.—Phone 12-835, L. S. Mont- ' gomerie, Mangere. \\T ESTFIELD, Thursday.—Well-bred Geld-. * ' ins," rubber-tyred Gig, Harness, by auction. N.Z.L.M.; also excellent Alfa-Laval ! Separator. POULTRY FOR SALE BROODERS & Incubators.—l.X.L. Machines "deliver the eoods " Auckland Agents, Messrs. John Burns i Co., and Farmers Trading Co. Price list post free from A. A. Pond, Private Bag. Auckland. T\AY-OLD BLACK ORPINGTON CHICKS hatching on Oct. 0, from specially selected sto;k ,aml large eggs.—Write E. L. PHILSON, ! Ngongotaha. WHITE Campbell Ducks, Setliugs avail able.—W R Newell. Ranui. lasiß Henderson. \\ ORLD'S Record Strains. —8.0. and > » W.L. Settings. 10/-; day-old Chicks. £1 doz.; Pullets. Oct.. 11)37, hatched, in full lay, 10/-: Breeding Hens, from 5/-; crating extra. —Hellab.v, Lucerne Rd. Ph. 25-2.51 J J? Eggs weekly from £> hens given Kars■xU wooil Poultry Spice (containing ground insects) proves that Karswood DOES produce eggs galore. Costs only halfpenny daily for r_' hens. Obtainable from all dealers. BROWN LEGHORNS—For JO yaers my bred-tolay strain have won prizes. Champ. Auckland, 1937; 15 Eggii. 12/6. Cockerels, £ 1 1 /-. BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS. North Island champion, Auckland champion and other prize-winners; mated to Ist and special Cockerel: 15 Eggs, 15/-. BLACK LANGSHANS, prize-winning strain; 15 Eggs, l'J/G. Cockerels, £1 1/-. Settings posted fragile. Infertile replaced. NEALE. East Tamaki. POULTRY WANTED KED Top" Feed Troughs, SO and 44-hole, 1 reduced to 5/- and 7/-. —Wingate's, Auckland. CAGE BIRDS AVIARIES, Bird Cages, Double Breeders, etc. —Armstrong. CS7 Surrey Cres. (1 RISEN Avadavats, Coloured Nonpariels. T Mynalis, Sliamas, Rosellas, Waxbills. . Javas.—.Tohnnie Walker's. Queen St. \ LL Bird Breeding Requirements Procur- •» 1 able at Martin's Pet Store, 229 Symonds St. i 1 Aviaries, 9 Burnley Terrace, Mt. Eden, Ai 5.2.—A1l varieties Birds. Cash approval. Selected 193tJ Budgerigars. Stamp Tor price list

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22846, 29 September 1937, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22846, 29 September 1937, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22846, 29 September 1937, Page 4

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