FARM APPLIANCES FOR SALE r POP-DRESSER, Booth-Mac., 11 stars, good J- order.—Wm. Collie, Glcnbrook. "POP-DRESSER, Boothmac, late model, 13- -*• star; 11-Coulter McCormick Drill, Cambridge Roller.—G. T. Proude, Bombay Phone 31R, Pukekohe. r p ROUGHS, Reinforced. SOtral., 41/-; 1.10A gal., 4S/-; loOgal., 55/-; 170ga1., 65/-; free rail 100 miles.—Firth Concrete, Frankton. UIILITY Grass and Crop Harrow, oft., £4 15/-; "ft. Oin., £0 12/6, with spreader chains.—J. A. Tliorne, Henderson. T7TTEDL Drilling for Water Supply. Pumps * ' and pressure systems installed. —Thomas Bros., Drilling Engineers, Milford. PRESSURE PLANTS—Pump Jacks, Deepwell gearings. Ezikleen and Peerless Pumps. Why worry ;il>oul water? We have the pump you require.- D. McL. Wallace, Ltd. Newmarket; Hamilton. Te Aroha, Matamata. Thames. PEERLESS Water Pumps, Reliable. — Sturdy, Economical. Every farmer should see this wonderful little pump. Let us send particulars to you.—l). McL. Wallace, Ltd., Newmarket; Hamilton, Te Aroha, Matamata, Tli {lines. WELL KNOWN.—WAIKATO TRIPOD and CHAIN HARROWS. None better for all-the-year-round Harrowing.—For particulars, J. DANES, Maker, BUCKLAND. Phone I'JIM, Pukekohe. WALLACE HARROWS will put your » ' paddocks in first-class condition. Scienlifically constructed to ensure perfect penetration. —D. McL. Wallace, Ltd., Newmarket; Hamilton, Te Aroha, Matamata, Thames. FARM APPLIANCES WANTED MiILKING Machine, 2-cc>w plant; price and particulars.—Machine, care Gifford, Te Awamutii. L<TRfPI'ERS, Simplex or Hutchinson, used. O - Reply to Strippers, Jlkihi.d. PLANTS, TREES, ETC. L FOR SALE KL'MARAS (Taurunga Red;, liard.v, outdoor grown, Lid/- IOOO; October delivery. —Mt. Albert Terminus Nurseries, 5.W.2. KUMARA, lied, Hardy, Outdoor, wellrooted plants; 2/U 100, 20/ 1000, posted. —Bremner, Nurseryman, Nauinai, Auckland. I AWSONJANAS, 15/- JOO; Lawsonianas 1J for Replanting (trade). —Farrell. Matamata. LETTL'C E (Webb's Wonderful), Leeks, I/O 1011, pld.—Selwyn Nurseries. Ml. Albert. 11 \ LNGSTONE Daisy, dazzling colours, 1/3 J doz.; Chiffon Shasta Daisy, 5 for I/-; posted .——Col lis, OIS Dominion Rd. \I.\NDAKiNS. —Plant now for garden, •jAi ornament and home use; luscious, thinskinned, juicy fruit, early-bearing varieties; from 4/0 at nursery, carriage extra. —FAIRVIEW NURSERY CO., Archibald Rd., Glen Eden. MANURE, stable, cow, sheep, well rotted. Berry, .Ml. Wellington. Phone 25-525. ONION Plants, I/O 1000; postage extra. — 137 Arthur St.. Onehuiiga. ONION Plants, Turbott's Speciaj. heavy cropping, longkeepers, 3/- 500, 5/- 1000, posted.—F. Butcher, Pukekohe. ON JON Plants, Straw. 4/0; Brown, ;>/-. 1000, reduction quantities. Post free, rail free. —Burrows' Nurseries, Pukekohe. ONION Plants, 3/0 1000; Longkeepers; ; reduction on quantities; trade supplied. —Alexander & Co., Pukekohe. : ONION Plants, Special Turbott's Long- j keepers, 3/- 1000, railage extra; 51- 1000, 3/- 500, posted.—Kala Hansji. Kitchener ltd.. Pukekohe. ONION PLANTS, Bilkey's Longkeepers, dark and light straw; 5/- 1000, 3/- 500; postage and rail paid. Reduction for quantities W. A. WILLIS, x Kitchener Rd.. Pukekohe. Phone 231. NIOX Plants,. good, I/O 1000, 2/!> 500, posted.—Martin, Waiinanku. XJON Plants, 17 1000. posted. G Hardstaff, Pukekohe. ONIONS, long keepers, good plants; 5/1000. posted.—Wilber, Avondale. ONIONS (Longkeeper), 3/0 1000; railage, extra. -Narotam. Phone 105. Pukekohe. NION Plants, Straw Spanish, 4/0 1000; Browji and Long-keepers, 5/-; Cauliflower. 2/i» 100; posted; reduction quantities. —Brown and Son, Pukekohe. ONIONS, Longkeepers, 4/9 1000, posted.— Preecc. Kitchener Rd. Phone 2445, Pukekohe. - NIONS, Keeper*, 5/- 1000, posted; reduction quantities.—P. Branch. Pukekohe. P\SSION Plants. 1/- each 9/- doz.. Carnations and Polyanthus, 2/--, freight PV tra.—Green Lane Nursery. Green Lane. OASSION FRUIT PLANTS, outside-grown, 1 unbailed; 8/- doz., 50/- 100. £2O per 1000. Cash with order. E. W. SKELTON, Panama Road. Otahuhu, Auckland. POLYANTHUS. Creams, Yellows. 6d, 5/doz.—White. Kowhai Rd., One Tree Hill. RUSSELL Lupins Seedlings, in pots, sturdy, well rooted, autumn flowering; 10/- doz. —P.O. Box 29, Newton. S \LVIA Seed, Bonfire and Compacta, guaranteed. 9/- oz.—Green Lane Nursery. SACKING and Bagging Protection for Plants, €4 ton. —Apply McKendrick Bros.. Ltd.. Wellington St., City. SEED Potatoes, £3 ton. —Cheap, Herald, Pukekohe. STOCKS! "Giant Perfection." Mammoth Double. Best. 2/6 50.—Sanders, Box 931. mOMATOESI "Peerless," Best smooth red. 1 3/- 50. —Sanders, Box 931. Auckland. TOMATOES. Staking and Dwarf; 50 posted, 2/(5; 35/ 1000. —Pearson, Veronica Rd., New Lynn. T7"IOL.\S. large-flowering, pure white, claret, \ yellow, lavender, light and dark blue, etc., 1/3 doz., posted.—Collis. Dominion Rd. WARATAHS, 3/0 and 5/-; Daphnes, Brown Boronias, Hibisaus, 2/6 and 3/6; Native Trees.—Frank Green. Green Lane. ZINNIVS Bodgers, Gold Medal, Giant flowered, 1/- pkt.—P.O. Box 29, Newton. o/n Posted. —3 Doz. Violas (Blue). —Mt. JL! Oi Albert Terminus Nurseries, 5.W.2. O/P Posted. —12 Lupins, Harkness and i/D) Downer's Hybrids, mixed.—Mt. Albert Terminus Nurseries, 5.W.2. ») /p Posted. —3 Doz. Guinea Gold Mariw/D, golds.—Mt. Albert Term. Nurseries, 5.W.2. O/P Posted. —3 Doz. Tomatoes (Extra «-/1), Early Australian Dwarf). —Mt. Albert Terminus Nurseries. 5.W.2. q /r* Posted. —25 Sweet William and 25 —/ U» Dazzling Scarlet Tenium. —Mt. Alhert Terminus Nurseries, 5.W.2. 0/P Posted. —100 Assorted Flower Plants tj/O, for present planting.—Mt. Albert Terminus Nurseries, 5.W.2. 1 r Fruit Trees, good varieties, splendid as--10 sortment, for home garden; £1 with order. —Ranui Nurseries, New Lynn. DELPHINIUMS. Blackmore and Langdon's famous named varieties, glorious blooms. Strong plants. 6 varieties, 35/; .12 varieties 27/0. Descriptive lists on application Also 1-vear strong plants from seed of above varieties, 5/- dozen, posted. F. CAUSLEY, Floral Nurseries:, Thames. \ CMENA, 15-lSin .. .. 50/. 100 Bent hams Cypress, 2-year .. 30/- 100 Lawsoniana, 3-year . . 30/- 100 Lawsoniana, 2-year . . 20/-, 25/- 100 Lawsoniana, 2-year, forest grade, 12-1 Sin .. .. 15/- 100 £6 1000 Lawsoniana, 1-yr., wrench 6-oin 7/6 100 Barberry, Common, 1-yr. . 30/- 1000 Freight Extra. BEAUMONT'S NURSERIES, Manurewa. Lawsonianas, 3-yr. 20-3oin. 30/-per 100 Lawsonianas, 2-yr., 15-20 in. 22/-per 100 Lawsonianas, 2-yr., 12-15 in. .. 10/-per 100 Poplars (Upright), 4ft. .. 25/- per 100 Hakea Saligna. 2-yr.. 30-10 in. 15/-per 100 All Trees well wrenched. Inspection invited. Orders Despatched Promptly. Price List Posted. WILLCOX. NURSERYMAN. . HUAPAI. A STERSI Phlox! ' Californian Sunshine," enormous flowering, g'teed finest obtainable, 2/6 50. —Sanders, Box 031, Auckland. jyjTAMMOTH pLANTS. ASTERS. " Californian Sunshine." wiltless . . 2/6 50, 4/• 100 PHLOX DRUMMONDI. Large flowering .. 2/6 50, 4/• 100 STOCKS. "Giant Perfection." Double .. 2/6 50,4/- 100 SALVIAS. "Bonfire" 2/6 50 PANS! ES. "Giant Monarch" 2/6 25. TOMATOES. "Peerless," smooth, heavy cropper 3/- 50. o/ti 100 CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Giant Curled Japanese, best named varieties . . 6/6 Dozen DAHLIAS. "Pom Pom" tubers . . 12/6 Dozcu SANDERS, BOX 931, AUCKLAND. rpOMATOES, "Peerless." best smooth red. -L unblemished and very heavy cropper. Resists blight well. 3/- for 50, 5/0 100. SANDERS, BOX 931. Al'C.'R LAND. O EEDS of these beautiful Lilitims all hardy O and easy lo grow; Liliuui (Auratum Rubro Viltatum), Auratum Platyphylluni, Auratum Virginalo Album, three . Sold ray types; Leiclilinii Orange, Kraemern Pink Trnnuiet Cerniim the Corel Lily, Bakerianuni white speckled claret brown, Giganteum pearshaped leaves, magnificent white and claret blooms; Sulphureum Sulphur \ellow funnelshape blooms; Ochraceum. nodding yellow bell-shape blooms; Polyphllum, very rare lily, creamy white, unusual shape flower; Nepalense 'drooping yOllow flowers, sweet scented, chocolate inside; Thomsonianum satiny rose pink flowers, very beautiful; Wallichianum, handsome white tubular flowers, very unusual. Theso lovely Hitnalyan Lilies, II- per packet, the 14 packets for 12/-. Lotus (Nelumbium), the True Water Lily, flowers very fragrant, white, pink and mixed, seed, 1/- pkt., the 3 pkts., 2/6. All the above post paid. List of other Collections of Lihum Seeds on application. E. R. and H. C. Dickinson, Indooroopilly, 5.W.2., Brisbane.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23145, 17 September 1938, Page 3
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