ANEMONES and RANUNCULUS: "Giant Florentine." Enormous (lowering. Plumed Exhibition Strain. All double and extra vigorous growers. Guaranteed easily finest strain obtainable. 3/6 100. TULIPS: "Giant Darwin." Good flowering bulbs. Finest mixed colours. 3/- doz., 20/- 100. ANEMONES: Boxing size. Ideal for cut flowers. Definitely not sold in less than iooo lots 10/- 1000. STOCKS: "Giant Perfection." Mammoth nowerlng Double Beauty Stocks. Guaranteed finest strain obtainable. 3/- 80. CALENDULAS: A special mixture of very giant flowering " Art shades." Guaranteed unequalled strain. 2/0 60. FREESIAS: Finest coloured Dutch Freesias. A wonderrul mixture of vivid Reds. Orango. Browns or Purples. 2/- tSoi., 5/6 80. NEMESIA; Special mixture "Strumosa" for borders or bedding. Good rich colours. Red shaded. Guaranteed finest strain obtainable 3/- 80. CARNATIONS: Giant Double everblooming Chabaud special mammoth flowering. Fancy strain 2/6 25. ICELAND POPPIES: "Red Cardinal" Super Poppy. Dazzling Scarlet giant flowering. Long stems ...... 3/- 80. Box 931, AUCKLAND.
High-grade English Lead and Zlno Paint: White, Cream, and Shades. 6-Gallon Drums 80/1 Gallons 19/3 Gallon. ROOF RED 16/9 Gallon, F.0.R.. Auokland. JACK OATES Hardware and Paint Merchants, Also Balmoral and Otahuhuu
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24250, 16 April 1942, Page 2
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