PLANTS, TREES, EToT.gQR SALS ANEMONES, Xmasand' Summer Cowering l . prize bulbs, 1/- dozen, 5/- 100.-MJrff-nths Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. ' \ A SSOKTED Gladioli, 12 named .prize bulbs, v r ? e 9i lß shades, G/6 dozen, posted.— Griffiths Nurseries. Mt. Eden Auckland* - 1 ; /? SI LRS, Zinnias, Phlox, Mammoth flow--i* ering. Guaranteed finest strains obtainable; 4/- 100.—Sanders. Box 931, Auckland. ASTERS! "Californian Sunshine," enormfi 1 "® wilt-resistant.' PHLOX DRUMMOJsDI! Finest new mammoth flowering. Guaranteed finest strains obtainable,' 4/*' 100.—SANDERS, Box 931, Auckland. I>LUE Salvias, 110 doz.; Polyanthui. 2A doz.; Pansics, 1/3 and 2/- doz.; posted. —Collis, 648 Dominion Rd. BLUE Perennial. Tibetan Poppy, 1/- each, 10/- doz.; Pansies (Giant Exhibition), 2/-Giant-flowered Calceolarias, Primula" Sinensis, Priuiula Obconica, sweet-scented " Incense Plants, all 6d each, 5/- doz.—Palmer's Nurseries, Glen Eden. : ' kinds high-grade Nursery Stocks. List -free. CABBAGE, Lettuce, Canli., 1/6 1001? To(staked), -_3/- 50, posted.—&arding, St. Hellers Bay Road. CARNATIONS, double, 1/6 doz.;.'extra •' choice, 2/6 doz.; Snail Creeper, l/- each; posted.——Collis, 648 Dominion Rd. pALENDULAS, Choice Mixed Colours, 4/3 100. posted. Asters, Marigolds, Zinnias, ready in a fortnight. ■=;■ w S. SNELLING, ______ oi Wallace Road, Papatoetoe.' C, HRYbAiNTHiSMUMS, Exhibition. Singles, V Cascades. Pompone, 9/- doz. Catalogue# land — onß, Wellington St., Epsom, Auck(Trees, £l2/10/, £ls and £2O V/'W; -5- 100 rate.—,T. T. Skelton, Hirernank Nurseries, New Lynn. . 11 AHLIASI Pom Pom Variety. 12 belt ■ varieties to name and colour. • 10/- Dozen. SANDERS, " v Box 931, Auckland. I DELPHINIUMS, Gem Nasturtiums, NemelJ sia, Dianthns, Phlox D., Yiscaria, Giant Pansies, Violas (yellow, blue), 4/6 100, 2/6 50; Polyanthus, mixed yellows,. creams and: reds, 2/0 doz.—White, Kowhai Rd., One Tree Hill. ■ ; : I7UCALYPT.US, Macarthurii, Viminalis, for posts-timber, excellent rooted; 10/- 100, frt. pd.—Williams, Nurseryman, Te Awamutu. \ ri ERBERAS, reselected, Hybrids, 6.. colours, 6/6, posted.—Calderwood, Nursery-. man, Hamilton. - GRASS Seed, special mixture, bush, burn*, ■ swamps, 3d lb. Samples • posted.—J. Jones, Ltd.; City Markets. HEATHFIELD Nursery, 65 Burnley Tee., Auckland, S.2.—Tomato Plants, 4 leading varieties, including Dwarf., .' j.; . TZ UMARA (choicest reds), hardy, outdoor, well rooted; 2/6 100, 20/ 1000, posted; immediately.—Breyiner, ■ Naumai, Auckland: ]\TANURE, stable, cow, sheep, well rotted/. —Berry, Mt. Wellington! Phone 2fr825.'- ' MAIDENHAIR Ferns; 12in.'high, 2-year, all varieties, 5/- dozen.—William Boyle, Fitzroy. New Plymouth. ■ r '■■■ , ONIONS, StrsCw Spanish, lone keeper, 57- *' 1000.—27 St. Michael's Av., Ft Chevalier., ONIONS, long-keepers, good. 2/0 1000; rail extra.—Narotam, Pukekohe. Ph. 405. ©KION Plants, Straw, 4/6: Brown, 6/- ' 1000, reduction quantities. Post free r rail free.—Burrows' Nurseries. Pakekobe. ONION Plants, Long Keepers, 5/- 1000. posted.—White, Kowhai Rd., One Tree Hill. .. •■/ -■ ONION Plants, Straw Spanish, 4/6 1000j Brown and Longkeepers, 5/-; Cauliflower, 2/6 100; posted; reduction quantities. —Brown and Son, Pukekohe.- • ONIONS, Straw, Brown, 4/6 1000,-2/9 500, posted.—Martin. Waimauku. = - ONION Plants, -3/6 1 000: Longkeepers} reduction on quantities: trade supplied. —Alexander & Co., Pukekone. _ ONION Plants, Bilkoy's Longkeepers, Dark and Light Straw; 4/6 1000, 2/9 500; postage and rail paid; reduction for quantitiesW. "A, WILLIS, - Kitchener Rd., Pukekohe. -Phone 231.. . . _ RANGES (sweet).—Lue Gim Gong, Rubyl--.-Blood, Washington Navel, Jaffa, Beat «• .; Seedless, Navelencia. St. Michael, also Grapefruit;- good shapely trees, 47- to 10/- eachj ... Lemons from 3il(i; special quotes quantities.-?- . Ranui Nurseries, New Lynn. ■ "PANSIES! "Giant Monarch." Mammoth J- flowering, special exhibition variety, tot ■ immediate flowering, 2/ft'for 25. > v - SANDERS, . - Box .031, Auckland. • ? y "DASSION Plants, 1/-'.each,A9/- doz.Y Gar» JL nations and extra.—Green Lane: Nursery.- Green' Lane. PHLOX Drummondii, Viola, Nemesia, Wallflower j' Godetia, =. Visteria. ■ Cornflower; 4/ 100, posted.—SelwynA orseries, Mt. Albert. " 1 y : TJUDBECKIA (Golden Sunset), a new -JX perennial Autumn--- Glory,- V 5 --for l/r» posted.—Collis. 648 Dominion Rd. ■'? eUSSELL Lupins. Seedlings, very sturdy,' ~ well-rooted, -Autumn-flowering, box- / grown, fjii ■ doz., pots, 10/- doz.; Zinnias, Bodsrers, extra choice, Gold Medal, Dahlia-flowered, pkt.—Box 29,' 'Newton. , SACKING and \ Bagging, - Protection- for Plants—Apply JMcKen4rick Bros.; Ltd 4 1 Wellington'St., City. C 5 AT.VTAS!—"Bonfire" and Dwarf, : 2/6 - for ' ij go.—Sanders. • Box 931, Auckland.. - ; CJTOCKS, Mixed, Blue Violas, DelphiniuiM. O outdoor grown, 2/6 50;: posted.—' 4 Woodbine Ave-. Green-lane.- Iti, . > . QiAT.vt.asi (tall) or dwarf--0 Varieties. :.i 2/6 for 50. ■ • ; V:, - SANDiERS, , - -> :r Box 931, Auckland. , OBACCO and Cape Gooseberry Plants.rl/3. ; doz., 7/• 100. Green Lane Nursery, . Green Lane. ' ■ lu— - - TOMATOES! Famous "Peerless." Best smooth red. Very heavy; cropper .No hard core and resists • blight well. 2/6 for 80. • 4/6 100." " SANDERS, Box 931, Auckland. rpOMATOES, Staking and Dwarf, SO/- 1000, 1 50 posted, 2/6. —W.. (Pearson,* VeroniesRd.. New Lynn. - i TOMATO Stakes, -700. sound* _ iS/5/rr-Bi Sleep. Church St-. PenToae. ZINNIAS 1> Famous" "Gold Medal" Giant Dahlia flowered., Guaranteed wml* finest strain obtainable. 4/- 100, 2/6 for" 50. SANDERS, Box 931, Auckland. Old " Posted. —3 Doz. Guinea Gold MariZ/ U> golds.—Mt. ./Albert: Terminus . Ml?. series. 8:W.2. ■ ■ - : v:; ci/n Posted.—3 Doz. Carnations, perpetual Z/ u> flowering.—Mt. Albert.Terminus Nurseries. 5.W.2. • - O /<? Posted.—Salad Assortment; 6;Apple o/b» Cucumber Plants, 12 Tomatoes, _ 25 Red Beet 25 Lettuce, 100 Onions, Pkt. Radish Mt. Albert Terminus Nurseries, 5.W.2. I. ./ ' OA /. 1000. Posted. —Kumara Ai\)/ Beds), 2/6 ' 100, hardy.—Mt. Albert Terminus Nurseries, 5.W.2. . Blackinori 4 Langdon'i D-famous named varieties, ■ Strong plants, 6 varieties, 15/-; 27/6. Descriptive lists on 1-year stronp? plants from seed of abc«e Tarie- ' r '• f , Floral Nurseries, Thames.. . GIANT BAMBOO.—IdeaI Windbreak., for Farms and Orchards.; Forms dense, .imhedee at nursery/, stands frost, thrives where too damp for other hedges. Planted now, 3ft apart, any ordinary soil, makes immediate rapid growth. Strong roots. £5 100, carriage extra. -ft; FAIRVIEW. NURSpiY, CO, Archibald Road,. Glen %Ed®n. 50 SiCKS SEED isolb., ex store. Auckland. 25 SACkS LUCERNE • SEED, • 4d per lb.. Cash with Order.. , Samples. . A. VICKERS, Blenheim. MACHINERY WANTEDBOILER, Steam, 3-4 h.p.—Particular Farmers' Butchery. Hamilton. OILER (3 or 4), N.P., 451b. pressure, either coal or oil fired.—Part culars to Room 36, City Chambers, Queen St. , HYDRAULIC Jack, to lift "35t0_25.*0n«..:. —Price and particulars, Box 4, Putamru. "OOWER Screwing _ Machine. seMnd-^and, jl V*in. to 2m., good order. —Particular# .to - Box 13, P. 0.. Onehunga. SMALL Horizontal Steam Engine,;3%in. to 4in. cyl., about 4in. stroke; state overall , measurements; must-be in , good order.-rCurqr and Co.; Ngongotaha. ; WIRE Rope, %, 3 /i, 20 chainßj-6in. Snatch Blocks. —Apply Hkbalp. i • -s-vr-.-r-r-i; 1-Yard Scoop and Timber Jack.—P.O. Box 2 1425, Auckland. " DYERS AND CLEANERS . GAR Laundry, 145 Albert Str-Upholstecjl of cars dry cleaned. —-Phone 41-769. . CARPET Shampooing, latest electrical pro- • ' U cess.—Domestic Vacuum Co, 44-600.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23163, 8 October 1938, Page 3
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