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PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE TsTEfer Giant Mc Xi-Collum, Park Ed., Papakura. A JiTERS, giant double ; Plnmgd rmxed, A best bright colours, 41- 100. —Stamford Nurseries, Mt. Roskill. _ , _ , BEET, Silver, Red, Sprouts, Leeks, Cabbage, E.M., Drum., Cauli., Lettuce, 100 2/6 posted.—29 Rata St., Frankton. pABBAGE Plants. 1/0 100; add freight, \J City delivery Thurs.—Fewell. Manurewa. T?VEkGREEN Lawn Grass 1/; JU add postage.—Brown s Mill, Durham Lane. I?ARMYARD Manure by lorry load.—Ph. "5-B°s /N aRDEN Seats, Tables, Barrows. Steps, Mervyn Abel, 53 High St. 44-710. TZUMARAS. Tauranga Reds, 3/6 100, 30/JLVIOOO, posted.—Farmers Trading Co.. Ltd., Dargaville Branch. Plants, hardy, outdoor ffrown; 4/- 100, 85/- 1000, posted; prompt at enfirm nnd J• Evans, jS&um&L A NTIRHHINtTMS. Asters, Carnations, CanA. terbnry Bells, Phlox Rosv Morn, Zinnias (Pom). Zinnias (Giant), 3/6 50; Onion Plants. Pukekohe Longkeeper, 4/- 50, posted.—Tui Nurseries, Balmoral Rd», Mt. Eden. ARGENTINE Perennial. Blue Pea. 3 for A.2IQ: Delphinium, choicest, 2/0 doz., Pansy, giant flowering, richest colourings, aldoz.; Cape Gooseberries, 25"for 3/. Posted. COLLIS, 618 Dominion Rd. A STERS, Giant Crego, wilt-resisting, Phlox. A. Marigolds, African, Gmnea Gold, Dwarf Nemesia, beautiful shades; Godetia; Tomatoes, best smooth skin, heavy croppers. 6/-■ 100. 3/6 50, posted.—Selwyn Mt. Albert. ASTERS, Calendulas, Phlox, Primula, Lobelia, Sweet Peas, Carnations, Fr. and African Marigolds, Tomato; 7doz. for 10/-; customers' own selection. STONE, Pollen St., Thames. rpOMATO Plants, Break o' Day, Tutara -L Dwarf, Kondine Red, all boxed, well hardened plants of highest auality. Carton packed and posted, 'Ah for 25. STOREY'S NURSERIES. 005 Mt. Eden Rd. A A SEED MIXTURE harvested from Hawke's Bay's selected pastures, 6d lb, rail paid. Certified Ryegrass, machine dressed, germination 02 p.c., 10% d lb, ra 1 paid. Mixed Clover Seed, contains alt useful clovers, 11/2 lb, rail paid. All Certified Seeds available for immediate delivery or new seasons crops in January. New crops Potatoes, guaranteed floury cookers, 1401b sack, 19/9, rail paid.— Langley's, Seedsmen, Bastings. A STERS, Gt. Crego, Marigolds (G. Gold IV. Sunset, Gt. & Dwarf Harmony), Calendulas, Sweet William, 50 3/6; Carnations (Gt. Chab.), 25 3/0; Cant. Bells (cup and saucer), 25 2/6; Coll. Chrysms., double and dwarf, 7/6 per doz. Post paid. MRS NIELSEN, ■ 26 To Kawa Rd.. One Tree Hill. TTICTORY COLLECTION. —25 CauliV flowers. 25 Cabbage. 25 Lettuce, 25 Brussels Sprouts, 25 Knmaras. 15 romatoes,_ 5/6 tho lot, posted. Tomatoes, Beefsteak, Marglobe, Kondine, Aust. Dwarf. Tatura Dwari, 3/- 25. 5/- 50, posted. WILLBER, _ o Nurseryman, Avondale, 5.W.3. A STERS. Californian Giants, Giant Crego, ix 3/6 60j Antirrhinums, semi-dwarf, 3/6 50; Balsam, Camellia flowered. 3/6 50; Cosmos, double, mixed, 3/6 50; Marigolds, French Dwarf, 3/6 60; Marigolds, Guinea Gold. 3/0 50; Salvia Bonfire, 4/6 50: Petunias, mixed colours, 3/6 50: Zinnias, Dahlia-flowering, 3/0 50; Kochsia, ornamental bush, 3/6 50; I°™*toes, Tatura Dwarf. Marglobes. 3/6 50. J. YOUNG, 29 Kenderden Rd.. Papatoetoe. /CHRYSANTHEMUMS, O 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." 1/6 each, 15/- dozen. R. D. LYONS, ~ J ! 8 Ballin St., Elleralie, S.E. 6, Auckland. | TOMATOES, Beefst'k, Break o* Day, 4/6 50. Asters, Giant Crego, wiltless, 3/6 50. Phlox, large, special mixed colours, 3/6 50. Marigolds, "Sunset Giants," Exhibn., 3.(6 00. Carnations, Giant Chabaud, fancy, 3/6 25. Pansies, Englemann s, Exhibition, 3/6 20. Zinnias, Bodger's famous gold medal strain, giant dahlia-flowered. 3/6 50. SANDERS. Box 831, Auckland. (Great South Road Nurseries.) BEANS, Dwarf, Stringless, "Valentine" pods 7in long, very tender and a heavy cropper; matures in 50 days. Will stand the driest weather and still remain stringless; 6d 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. Yates' Special L/ Collection offers of selected, well-proven sorts in popular shades: 5 for 8/3; 10 for 15/3, delivered to your door free. Three types—indicate your preference: Giant Doubles ('the best known type), Korean Singles (showy for picKing), Pompoms (ball-like and showj small blooms). ARTHUR YATES AND CO.. LTD., Albert Street, Auckland. Box 1109. pA RLm EXHIBIT IO N PROLIFIC PEAS. SOW NOW..for immense crops of these large, delicious Peas; they'll be a treat to your table. They are the finest peas grown, both for crop and flavour. Price, 1/- packet, 1/3 posted. CARLTON SEED CO., LTD., 203 Karangahape Rd., Auckland. r ATEST NOVELTIES IN HYDRANGEAS lj —Apollo, salmon, rose frilled, duplex immense truss; Lady .Judith, lame Bar net red, white eye very brilliant; Martha btenberg, enormous truss, deep rose frilled petals, fine- Adelaide Shauer. mauve, pink. waved neta'is- Hein Seidel. deep carmine red large flower' and pip; '"triumph," beautiful deep blue. Above are true novelties and all have received special awards. Price 51- each, posted. B . R. ARNOTT. 1014 Gt. North Rd. OEnENNIAL, Dwarf Border Plants; Aubre--1 tia Fairv Flax. Blue Campanula, all 5/6 do? • Xew Gazanias. 6 diff.. 5/0; Perennia ess yellow, brown; Doroncum; Engeron lavender, "rose; Helenium bronzy red and yellow, Heiianthus: Stokesia, C.vanea. blue; Tradesenntia deep blue: Lychnis, double rose; Shasta', Phyllis Smith; Solidago Atstromerm. reddish green, M. GRE\, I'oKeno^— rpOMATO PLANTS. ALL BOX-GROWN. Bonnv Best, smooth, solid, wonderful cropper; Rest of All. medium size, smooth red; Marglobe, large red, sn \°i , ,^- 0 . 8 l 1 ul o r /: Australian Hod Dwarf, no staking, all 3/ for "s ("- for CO. posted. Plants well hardened. perfect condition. Customers are mvlied to inspect our plants and buy direct from nurseries. ROYAL OAK NURSERIES. L. Stokes, Seedling Specialist, 4(iA Mt. Smart Rd., Onehunga. CJELECT BOX-GROWN PLANTS—Asters 0 (Giant (Trego), 4/- 50; Antirrhinum (dwarf and semi), 41- 50; Larkspur (Rogers mixed). -J/- 50;. Canterbury Bells, 4/• .>0; Pansy (mixed), 4/- 50; Scabious (mixed), 4/- uO; Saplpiglossis (mixed), 4/- 50; lagetes (Signata Pumila), 4/• 50; Mangold (French), 4/- 00, Sunset (Giants), 4/- 50; Harmony (mixed), 4/- 50; Gaillardia (double, mixed), 4/-SO, Cosmos (mixed), 4/- 50; Chrysanthemum, tri-colour (annual), 4/- ■"(); Tomatoes <Beefsteak, Marglobe and Dwarf). 4/- 50; Assort n,Cnt i i f T P WELLI/cfTON f NITRSERY. Panmure Rd., via Ellerslie- __ " rrHE ~NEW ZEALAND GARDENER," 1 Edited by J. W. Matthews, F.L.S., etc. This month's Special .Article on Mineralised Compost is a feature of the November issue besides a host of other gardening information of interest to all gardeners. Expand your horticultural knowledge by taking v ' ailt f ? e i e ° an "Frra Problem Service —all jour queries an swered—a boon to beginners and priifesMoiiiiln alike. Subscription, 12/- per annum, pott paid. W.. Auckland. OHLOX, Bright Dazzler Strain . . 3/6 50 1 Diantlms, gorgeous bright colours 3 ;oO Antirrhinums, Majestic, Kcnn-d arf 30 oO Carnations, Gt. Chabaud dbl. mix. 3/ Calendulas, Florist's Double Giants .. 3/(» oO Cosmos, Lovely Pastel Shades .. . > f \itrcila. gorgeous Love-iu-a-Mist .. ■ u Marigolds, Dwarf. French. Harmony 3/0 oO - Ml Orders Posted I*reel Wo are Open Saturday Afternoons Nursery is right cn Main South Road, Trams and Buses pass every Cmins. WHITE'S NURSERIES, Q.ABDESEnS NiTE AGBEB ABOUT Whether their preferences are for vegetables or flowers, both professional and amateur a-irdeners are unanimous in praise of Isitrob.it. i s Nature's own compost heap-genuine Fijian bat guano-rich in the vitamins and minerals that are essential to. healthy, vigorm," plant -growth. Being a correctly-balaiiral plant food, Nitrobat is safe for younu, tender plants. It turns gardening failures into triumphant successes. Nitrobat is available 111 ■' .Sggn-'sot! STOKES. /GLADIOLI, Finest Exbn., I'2 named. 10/-; Vjr Gladioli, prize, mixed, 24 Jo/-. 00~//t>, plfff llfS""a'IS"- SSS; i'S 3 S; Mnriffoliis, Sunset Giants. lie.,dble, 00 3/0; Marigolds Guinea Golds, fine. oO 3/0. Phlox D., brilliant mixed colours, 50 4/-; Dianthus, Hybrids, double, mixed, 50 3/0, Carnations, Giant Chabaud, I rize, -•> 3. >. Tomaloes Break o' Day, Abundance, 60 5/0; Tomatoes Beefsteak, New la tufa, (.0 5/0; Cabbage, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Leeks, oO 1/9. All above ready now. Zinnias, Bodger's Prize Dahlia-flow d, 50 3/8; Zinnias, Bodger's Pom Pom, Fine, 50 3/6. These ready mid-Nov. Order now. Carefully packed, postage paid. S. B. SNELLING, 48 Wheturangi Road, Green Lane. Auckland, 5.E.4. Ph. 17-5<9.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25048, 11 November 1944, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25048, 11 November 1944, Page 3

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