Page 3 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25036, 28 October 1944, Page 3

PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALS A STERS, Giant Crego, fid do*., 3/- .80, At inn if T Pnwn Tlimrv. - » O.ABBAGE. E.M., Drum, Cauli., Lettncei V/ 100, 2/0 posted.—2o Rata St., Frankton. 1 \AHLIAS (good), mixed, 12/6 doz. j tuber*, U 8/0, named, y a -doz. —M; Hana, c.o. Bo* 52. Waihi. ■ _ , ' ■ EVERGREEN Lawn Grass Seed, II- lbj add postage.—Brown'6 Mill, Durham Lane. I FARMYARD Manure by lorry load.—Pi. . 25-825. GARDEN Seats, Tables, Barrows, Steps, Ladders. Revolving Clothes Lines, etc.— Mervyn Abel. 53 High St., 44*716. ■ . ITU MARA Plants, hardy, outdoor growni ■» IV 41- 100, 35/- 1000, posted; prompt atteution and delivery.—W. J. Evans, Naumai. EUMARAS. strong, hardy plants. 4/- per 300, 35/• per HK)O, posted, —J. Pegs, 37 Atkinson Av., Otahuhu. , PRAIRIE Grass, Gil per 1b.—25 Parr Bd., Pt, Chevalier. " , _ RED Shingle, Sand for Garden Pat M—- . Bros.. Endean's Bldgs. 42-004, rpOBACCO Plants, 3/9 25, JB/W 50, 11/•X 100, posted.—Green Lane Nuwery. rri.o-MA.TO, Potentate, 25 3/6; Best of All 1 and Market King, 25 2/9; Lettuce Plants, 1 and Market King, 25 2/9; Lettuce Plants. 100 2/B; 500 8/0. All fine, strong plant*; post paid.—Calderwood, Nurseryman, Hamilton. HPREE Tomato Trees. 4 to aft high, blftek. 1 —Perkins, City Markets. .. . . . T7IOLET Plants, choice, 2/6 per IOOi also V bed approx. <JOOO plants. £2.—Cola, 15 Araymni' Av., Onehunga. A STERS, Giant Crego, wilt-resisting Phlox, ix Marigolds, African, Guinea• Gold, Dwarf Nemesia, beautiful shades; Godetia. Tomatoes, best, smooth skin, heavy croppers, 6/-100, 8/6 50, posted.—Sehvyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. X STERS, Giant Crego, wilt-resisting:, best J\. strain; Phlox, beautiful shades; Mangolds, African, Guinea Gold, Dwarf; Nemesia, Cinerarias, Iceland Poppies, giant; Tomatoes, best varieties, early, smooth skin, 0/- 100, 3/0 60Posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. A NTIRRHINUMS, Canterbury Bell, Cam axx tion. Marigold, Phlox, 3/6 50; Tomato Plants. Beef Steak, Large Red, Anst. Dwarf, Best of All, Ah 50, posted. TUI NURSERIES, Balmoral Road, Mt. Eden. ARCTOTIS-Scapigcra Hybrids, 4 for 2/6; Viola, blue or yellow, 25 for 3/6; Pansy, largest flowered, Exhibition, rich colourings. 3/- doz, posted. COLLIS, 648 Dominion Rd. ASTERS, Calendulas, Phlox, Primula, xi. Lobelia, Sweet Peas, Carnations, Ft. and African Marigolds, Tomato; 7doz for 10/-; customers' own selection. STONE, Pollen St., Thames. BROCCOLI, Lettuce, Beetroot. Spring Cabbage, Kale, Leeks, 2/8 per 100; Pukekohe Longkeeper Onions, 10J- iter 1000; Sage, Thyme, 2 for 1/9, 5/- doz.j posted.—G. Parker, Box 37, Otorohanga, DAHLIAS and Chrysanthemums in all leading varieties and novelties. New Catalogue of COO varieties posted- free. N.S.W.' and Queensland Waratahs, strong plants; 7/6 each, posted.—Palmer's Nurseries, Great North Rd., Glen Eden. Ph. 88-029. HORTNAP (Horticultural Naphthalene), the Standard Soil Insecticide, used by all successful gardeners; 'stocked by all Seedsman. Mfd. by a RESTAR (AUCKLAND), LTD. LETTUCE, Beetroot, Cauliflower, Enfield Cabbage Plants, well packed, 8/• 100, 1/9 60; Beans, Purple wonder, dwarf, neaty cropper, lOd per plct., 3 for 2/3, posted.—ShaaTfrATER Lilies, 100, mixed colours, 1/6 «a.; VV 20 Water Pickeral. 1/- ea.; 50 Garden Tubs, Totara, 32in x lOin x Sin, to be nailed together, 1/6 ea—los St. Johns Rd., Reamera. Ph. 51-321. A A SEED MIXTURE, harvested from xx Hawke's Bay's selected pasture*, Cid lb, rail paid. Certified Ryegrass, machine-dressed, germination 92 p.c., 10% d lb, rail pjaid. Mixed Clover Seed, contains all useful Clovers, 1/2 lb, rail paid. All Certified Seeds available for immediate delivery or new season's crops m January.—Langleys, Seed Growers, Hastings. A STERS, Gt. Crego, Marigolds (Sunset Gt., xx G. Gold and Dwarf Harmony), Calendulas, 50 3/6; Carnations, Gt. Chab., 25 3/6; Cant. Bells (double, Cup and Saucer). Coll Chr»anths.. Dble. and Dwarf. 1 doz.. 7/6. Health?, vigorous plants. Post paid.—Mrs Neilsen, 26 Te Kava Rd., One Tree Hill. EUMARAS, Red Skin Tauranga, now ready, carefully packed and postage paid, 4/- 100, 35/- 1000; Giant Engelmann's famous Pansies, 5/- 50; Tomatoes, Best of All and Early Dwarf, 7/0 100; Asters, Giant Plumes, mixed, .">/- 100, posted.—Stamford Nurseries, Mt. Roskill, S-3, Auckland, Kumar as. 2/0 50. 4/- ioo, 16/-J500; Tomatoes. Beefsteak, Tatura, Dwart Globe. 3/6 25; 6/6 50. posted{_Aust. Dwarf, Best of All, Break o' Day, Perfection. 3/25. 5/- 50. posted. All properly hardened off. TAYLORS. 968 New North Rd., Mt. Albert, 5.W.2. MEYER Lemon Trees, 4 to 5-year-olds price 20/-, 25/-, 30/-, 35/-. Count on ripe Lemons from these trees by May, 1945. Pull instructions re planting and subsequent treatment supplied free. Well packed, freight extra. Cash with order. —Sunshine Nurseries, 22 Clevedon Rd., Otahuhu. v Ph. 245 M. No, Sunday trade. ICTORY COLLECTION: 25 Cauliflowers, K Sprouts, 25 Kumaras, 15 Tomatoes. 5/6, the lot, posted. Tomatoes, Beefsteak, Marglobe, Kondine, Aust. Dwarf, Tatura Dwarf, 3/- 25, 5/- 50, posted. ! , WILLBER. Nurseryman, Avondale, 5.W.3. BEANS, Dwarf, Stringless, "Valentine," pods 7in long, very tender and a heavy cropper; matures in 50 days. Wili aland; the driest weather and still remain stringleasj Od pkt., 9d posted. CORN ON THE COB, easily, grown, delicious to eat. Sinclair's Golden Cross Bantam 1/- per oz, 5/6 lb. Postage extra. GEORGE SINCLAIR. «*- 321 Queen Street. P.O. Box 25W. chrysanthemums. \J The World's Best. Including exclusive Novelties, Exhibition Giants, Miniature Pompones. Giant Singles, Crested-centre Anemone-flowered and the True New American Koreans. Write for Free Catalogues, listing nearly 200 varieties. Sturdy, strong, well-rooted plants. One Grade only, "The Best." 1/0 each, 15/- dozen. R. D. LYONS. « BalJin, St., Ellerslie, S.E. 6, Auckland. PERENNIAL, Dwarf Border Plants; Aubretia, Fairy Flax, Double Blue Lobelia, Blue Campanula, all 5/6 doz.; New Gazanias, 6 diff., 5/6; Perennial Phlox, 6 .diff., 5/6, i 12 diff., 10/6; Perennial Asters, named varieties, G 7/6,12 12/6. Following good Perennials, 1/6 each: Calceolaria, yellow, brown; Doroncumj Eriigeron, lavender, rose; Helenium, brofiay red; Helianthns; Stokesia, Cyanea, blue; Tradescantia. deep blue; Lychnis, dble. rosej Shasta. Phyllis Smith; Solidago, Atstromeria, reddish green. M. GREY, Pokeno. Dhl ox drum;mondil 1 Large Flowered. Nothing makes a more brilliant show than Phlox for such little effort. Seed has been very scarce, but we have just landed suppliea from overseas. Order your requirements right away; 1/- packet. 1/2 posted. . CARLTON SEED CO., LTD., 203 Karangahape Rd., Auckland. TOMATOES, Beefst'k, Break o' Day, 4/6 CO, Asters. Giant Crego, wiltless, 8/6 50. Phlox, Large, special mixed colours, 3/6 50. MariKOlds, "Snnset Giants," ExMbn., S/Q 80. Carnations. Giant Chabaud, fancy, 8/6 25. Pansies, Englemann's, Exhibition, 8/6 25, Zinnias, Bodger's famous gold mcdai strain, giant dahlia-flowered, 3/6 50. SANDERS, Box 931, Auckland. (Great South Road Nurseries.) GARDENERS AGREE ABOUT NITROBAT. Whether their preferences are for vegetable* or flowers, both professional and amateur gardeners are unanimous in praise of Nitrobat. It is Nature's own compost heap—genuine Fijian bat guano—rich in the vitamins and minerals that are essential to healthy, vigorous plant growth. Being a correctly-balanced plant food. Nitrobat is safe for young, tender plants. It turns gardening failures into triumphant successes. Nitrobat is available in 4 sizes, from 2lb to 561b, at all FOUR SQUARE STORES. MACHINERY WANTED BATTERY Charger, wind, steam, or petroldriven.—Bell, Motor Camp. Papatoetse. BRICKMAKING Machine, toggle; also Dr.v Grinding Pan. Bricks, c/ 0 Cummings, Cambridge. piYCLONE. 2nd-hand, lor large fan.—Ph. Kj 24-169 ■ pYLINDER Head, No. 1, for old model 16 h.p Standard Marine Engine, or would consider whole Engine, gear parts.—J. P. Prictor. Wellsford R.D. ENGINE. 15-25 h.p., Marine; Bulldozer, suitable T2O; Brushbreake Plough; cash. —27 White St., WanganuS. T7NGINES, Stationary and Marine, from V t 1-J to 2 h.p.; state condition and price.— Broadway Motors, Khyber Pass Rd., Newmarket. JIGSAW, Driver; state'model, number, condition and price.—Technical School, Helcnsville. , T A THE, Gin or «Bin, S.C. and 8.G.—24 IJ Mackelvie St., Grey Lynn. TI/rOTORS, 10 and 30 h.p., and Starters, IVI A ; c.—4l Great South Rd., Huntly. MOTORS. Y* and * h.p. 230 or 110 v., IV J. D.C., electric; new or defective. Ph. 40-805, or write P.O. Box 841. Auckland. POWER Take-off for T.D. 35 Tractor.— Winstone, Ltd., Box 395. Auckland. SAUSAGE Filler, vertical, hydraulic or hand; reply, stating price and condition. —P.O. Box 367, Auckland. SAW Spindle, Small Saw. Emery Stone, Band or jigsaw.—223 Mt. Eden Rd. QPRAY Gun and Filter, also Garage Jack. O —Ph. 07-236. /, , ~ STEAM Winch, single or double drum, suitable for nulling logs 3 chain on to mill sktds. —Lee Bros.. Rotorua, Ltd.. Rotorua. TIMBER Jack.—State eiae. condition and L nrice. Box 29, Morrlnsville. TRACTOR. Diesel, any cond.—S. Maybey, 12 Manning St., Newton. ■ - RM. AITKEN AND SON, LTD., "The • Machinery People," are Buyers of .Used Machinery and Engineering Plant, Including pulleys, shafting, beltingr, bearing#, piping, finches, electric motors, etc.—Send particulars of your surplus plant to ®2 Fra ~ ST' - s iii I