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PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE Onion Plants, 4/6 1000. 2/6 500—d, Allison, Whakapara. ONION Plants, Pukckohe Longkeepers, 5/• 1000.—10 lAsquith Av., lit. Albert. NIONS, special longkeepers, 57- 1000, posted.—G. Read, Harrisville Rd., Tuakau. Plants, long-keopiirg, Straw oi Brown Spanish; 4/0 1000, 3/- 500; posted.—Murphy, Waimaukn. ONIONS, Pukekohe Longkeepers, 5/6 1000, posted; orders 4000 or over, 5/. —W. A. Wilson, Pukckohe. ONION Plants, Longkeeper, 6/0 1000, 3/ 500, post free; special quotation to whole salers.- —H. H. Pattlc. Ltd., Pukekohe. NION Plants, Straw Spanish, Long' keeper, 4/- 1000, railage extra, 6/• posted; reduction wholesalers. —Kala Hansji, Kitchener Rd., Pukekohe. ONION Plants. "Pukekohe Straw," or Long keepers, 5/0 1000, posted; no Lettuce oi Cauliflower; reduction quantities and whole Salers. —Franklin Supplies. Pukekohe. NIONS, Straw, Brown, 5/ 1000, 3/ 500, posted.—Martin, Waimauku. NIONS, Brown and Straw Spanish, Pukekohe, keepers, 5/0 1000, :5/G 500, posted. —Rosebank Nursery, Avondale. ONIONS 1 If you want the best, buj; Puke kohe Longkeeper; 51- 1000, railed oi posted.—R. Lowry. Patumahoe. ; ONIONS, Pukekohe Longkeepers, heavy cropping, 5/6 1000, posted; reduction quantity over 400Q. —F. Butcher. Pukckohe. ONIONS, Turbott's, Longkeepers and Brown Spanish; 5/G 1000, posted; 4/- on rail; reduction wholesalers. —P. Branch, Pukekohe. ' ONIONS. —Pukekohe Long-keepers. Good well-rooted plants; 4/- 1000, 2/3 500 post free. J. WINN, Brunswick Bldgs., 1.74 Queen St. ANSIES, Giant, 1/3; Super Giant, 2/ doz.; Polyanthus, extra choice, 2/0' doz. posted.—Collis, Dominion Rd. P ANSIES, extra large-flowered exhibition Swiss Giants or Masterpiece, frill; blooms, 25 2/6; Scarlet Geums, 25 2/0 Golden Glory, 0 for 2/0; Cream Polyanthus 2/- doz.—A. White, 32 Kowhatu Rd., Auck land, 5.E.4. ERENNIALS (6), choice, mcl. Autumi Glory, 3/6 posted.—Collis, Dominion Rd HLOX Drummondi! Finest large flower ing; 2/0 CO. —Sanders, Box 031. Auck TJHLOX DRUMMONDI! Finest Largi J. Flowering. New type, perfect for border: or bedding. Guaranteed easily finest strait obtainable; 2/0 for 50. SANDERS, Box 931, Auckland. T>OLYANTHUS. Gildersleeve, prize, as J. sorted. «/- doz.—Growers, Box 936 Auckland. POLYANTHUS Clumps, choicest largi flowered, mixed colours; 2/6 doz. —A White, Kowhatu Rd., Auckland. 5.E.4. R~~ ASPBERRY Canes, 5/- doz.. 50 17/6 posted.—Phil. Tickle, Matakana. EHUBARB, red, ever-bearing, 3/9, 4/t doz., posted.—Calderwood, Nurseryman Hamilton. ALVIASI "Bonfire" and "Scarlet Bcdder' ; 3/0 r>o.—Sanders, Box 931, Auckland. EED Potatoes, hand-picked, best Southerns, nil main varieties. Ask for price list.—J Jones. Ltd.. Auckland. QOLEIL d'Or Bulbs, 5/- 50, 10/- 100.—C O Henderson, Bombay. STOCKS (extra double), Iceland Poppies Violas, yellow or blue; Gt. Pansies, Ca lendulas, Phlox D., Gleam Nasturtiums, Cal liopsis. 5/- 100. —A. WHITE. 32 Kowhati Rd., One Tree Hill, 5.E.4. Phone 12-742. STOKESIA (Blue Aster), II- ea., 7/6 doz —Bryce, Chester Ave., Auckland. SWEET PEAS. —Collection of 24 Stronf Plants in 18 Different. Choicest Named Spencers, make wonderful display; one collec tion, 3/-; two, 5/6, posted. F. CAUSLEY, Floral Nurseries, Thames. SALVIAS! "Bonfire" (tall) and "Scarle Bedder" (dwarf) varieties. Strong, health; plants; 3/6 for 50. SANDERS, Box 931, Auckland. TEA-TREE Brush, 2/6 per large bundle. — Phone Brewsters, Ellerslie. THYME, Chives, 1 clump each; 250 Onioi plants, 3/6, posted.—Shadwick. Otahnhu rpOMATOES, Kondine and Best-of-All, 8/ JL 100. —Green Lane Nursery.. TOMATOES! Famous "Peerless," bes smooth red, blight-resisting; 31- 50 Sanders, Box 931. Auckland. rnOMATOES, outdoor-grown. Early Sunrise -L Bonny Best, 9d a dozen; Lettuce, 1, 50. —Grower, 84 Upland Rd.. Remuera Phone 16-711-TOMATOES, staking, 35/- IOOO; dwar ready soon.—Pearson, Veronica Ave., Ne^ Lynn. rpOMATOES. Kondine Red, Best-of-All ± Break-of-Dayi £3 1000, 8/- 100, 2/6 25 posted.—A. R. Parr. Puketea St., Blockhouse Bay, 5.W.3. TOMATOES 1 Famous "Peerless." Bes Smooth Red. very heavy cropper an> resists blight well; 3/- for 50. SANDERS, Box 931, Auckland. TOMATOES, Kondine, Smooth Red, Larg Australian Red, wrinkled, 4/- 50, 7/- lOC posted.—Mt. Wellington Nursery, Panmur Rd.. Ellerslie. TOMATOES KONDINE REI Smooth Red Heavy Cropping. 5/6 100; 3/- for 50. RELIANCE NURSERIES, Box 449, Auckland. TTISCARIA, beautiful shades; Godeti V (double), Dianthus, 4/6 per 100, postec —Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. ZINNIAS! Famous "Gold Medal" Gian Exhibition Strain, 2/9 50. Sanders Box 931, Auckland. ZINNIAS! Famous "Gold Medal' Supe Strain of Giant Dahlia-flowered. Guai anteed easily finest strain obtainable; 2/! for 50. SANDERS, Box 931. Auckland. _ VOUNGBERRY, Logan, Dewberry; 2/6 3 JL 6/ doz. —C. H. Parker, Pokeno, R.D. BEAUTY Stock. Mammoth Extra Doubl strain, box grown, 14 sep. colours, 1/! doz., SI- 100. posted.—Collis, 648, Dominioi Road. BEAUTIFUL Gladiolus, blues, yellows, smokey shades. 12 Named Bulbs, 7/, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auck. FR.EE Nursery Book (50 pages).—Perennials, Dahlias/ etc., illustrated through' out; send 2d postage.—Arthur Yates and Co., Auckland. SOILESS Agriculture. Grow . Flowers Vegetables, etc., all year round in Water Heavy crops. You saw them growing at th< Exhibition. Write for information. G.P.O. BOX 9S, AUCKLAND. • A MERICAN SENSATION.—WorId's Won J\. der "PURE WHITE TOMATO SEED' (non-acid). Health giving. Guaranteed dis ease, drought, wilt-proof. Amazing cropper 2/- pkt.—Sole Distributors, Novelty Seed Coy (Reg.), N.S.W., and 147 Hobson St., Auck A/n Posted Free. Our Assortment, 1(X '±/ U» Flower Plants for present planting with 3 Good Assorted Perennials. MOUNT ALBERT TERMINUS NURSERIES, 5.W.2. A /d POSTED. —25 Tomatoes (early larg t:/ O red), 100 Onions, 25 Cabbage, 2< Red Beet, 25 Spinach (perpetual), 25 tuce, 1 Everbearing Rhubarb, Clump Chives Root Marjoram.-r-Mt. Albert Terminus Nur series. 5.W.2. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., WANTED BEANS, Scarlet Runner, any quantity, 61 lb.—Send Griffiths Nurseries, 123 Owen, Rd.. Mt. Eden. AMPAS Grass wanted.—M.R., c/o Mont ;?omery, Te Puke. SCARLET Runner Bean Seed, 7d lb.—J Lyons and Co., 2nd Floor, Smith': Buildings, Albert St., City. CJCAR.LET Runner Bean Seed, 7d lb.—J. 0 Lyons and Co., 2nd Floor, Smith's Buildings, Albert St., City. GARDEN NEEDS A SHES, 5/ per yd., dclvd.; Earth, Ston< -j-Jl Filling, Soil. Lime, Wall Stone, Scoria.— Winstonc, Ltd. BITUMIX for Paths, sets perfectly smootl and hard; no puddles; no tramping inti home. —Phone 16-616. COW and Sheep Manure, well rotted.— Berry, Phone 25-825. GARDEN Barrows, Lawn Rollers, Incinera tors. —Mervyn Abel, 53 High St., 44-716 GNOMES, Bird Baths, Animals, Gardet Ornaments. Centennial Florist, Bu Terminal, 45-052. LIME for the Garden. Phone A. W Bryant, Ltd., 16-805, 26-SOS. RED Shingle Sand for Garden Paths.McCallum Bros., Ltd., Endean's Bldgs. 12-604. QOIL, good, heavy, 110 stone, any quantity O cheap, delivered. —Phone 13-057. 10IL, heavy volcanic, free from weed anr; stone: first grade.—Phone 12-473. SOIL, rich, black, fertile, free from weeds recommended lawns, gardens, nursery.— Andrew & Andrew. Phone 10-SBS. VOLCANIC Soil, superior quality; get valu for your money.—Phono 41-785. AVOID Muddy Paths, Estimates Concrei ing Paths, Yards. —Ph. 29-501, evenings GOOD Tools make Gardening a Joj Special Value at Wingate's, Ironmong ers. opposito Post Office. Auckland. SUCCESS Plant Food grows wondorfu flowers and vegetables, try some now.— Gardeners, 79 Warnock St.. Auckland. FRUIT FOR SALE A PPLES. POTATOES .A ETC., Delivered C.0.D.. City and Suburbs. A. J. POPIiE'AND SON, LTD., City Markets. Phone 44-204. MARMALADE Oranges, 7/0 bushel, 5, half, rail freo. —E. B. Smith. Hendersot OORE'S Citrus Orchards, Henderson.Grapefruit, Balls Liquid Sunshine, 10/ half 5/0; marmalade, 7/0; sweet, 10/-. ha 5/6. railed: delivered. 6d. • - v NZ. Grapefruit; 10/ per doz.—l6 Mer • vale Ave., Epsom.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23761, 14 September 1940, Page 17

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Page 17 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23761, 14 September 1940, Page 17

Page 17 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23761, 14 September 1940, Page 17

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