Page 2 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25299, 5 September 1945, Page 2

PLANTS, TREES, ETO., FOR SALE BULBS, Daffodil (Berkley). 1000 or inor# s orders taken deliver Jan.) no fancy price Ph. 219 D, Papatoetoe. CARNATIONS, Pink, winter flowering 3 for 4/6, 18/- doz., posted.—Barrett's tarnation Gardens, Avondale Rd.. Avondale. <t W pARM YARD Manure, by lorT.v iua<i.-.ph GARDEN Seats. Tables. Barrows, Steps' Ladders. Revolving Clothes Lines etc.— . Alervyn Abel, 03 High St.. 41-716. wg, /tARDEN Stakes '-! ft or ;(fl x y,m »quare VJ srl and 1/ per doz. Stiff. stronst A.leo larger sizes.—29o Khyber Pass Rd. wgl ICELAND Poppies, Giant Nemesia, beautiful shades. Viscaria, Primulas, Antirrhinums, 6/- 100, 3/6 50. posted.-—Selwyn Kurseries, Mt Albert gmw ONION Plants, Pukekohe Longkeeper. g/. 1000. —-J') lnkerman St., Onehunga. ONION Plants, P.L.K., 6/- moo, 4/6 500, posted.—Martin, Waimanku R.D. sw ONIONS, P.L.K. (Govt, cert.), finest speci- • men plants, 1 p/- 1000, quantity reduction' post and rail paid.—A. Bolton, Kiwi Esplanade, Mangere Bridge. RED Shingle Sand now available.—McCaltuin Bros. Endcan's Bldgs 42-604. wj. Q PECIAL Mixed Grass Seed for Burns and 0 Broken Country, 7d per lb; samples on i reuuest.—J. Jones. Ltd., Auckland w» ; OOSES Weeping. sft stems in Pink, ScarlA/let Flame, 25/- each, 3 for 60/-; Tomato ■ Plants all varieties, including latura. new I smooth dwarf. Potentate. 2/- doz., 10/- 100, | 70/. io(M). — Palmer's Nurseries. Glen Eden. ! ]'h fsH-029. w»i ! TOBACCO Seed pipe cigarette, 1/H pkt., i L posted.—Green Lane Nursery. 5.E.4 w|. ■*7If:TORY Collection, 25 Cauliflowers, 23 V Cabbage, 50 Lettuce, 100 Pukekohe Long, keeper Onions. 3/6 lot, postage paid.—Willbe r, Nurseryman. Avondale. wsm IrBEKRY; 1-yr, 37/0 per 1000; Lonicera, ■ Privet, large and small leaved. 37/6 100. j Cash with order. E. W. Skelton. Puliiriui Rd., Papatoetoe. mwg 1' ?liUIT Trees for 1946 Season. Order now, \pples, Peaches,. Plums Nectarines, 1 Quinces. Apricots, Bo.vsenberrv Grapes, Chinlose Gooseberry, named Roses—Grace's, 5 I Beach Rd.. Brow I iTTiWNAP (Horticultural Naphthalene), the I IT Standard Soil . Insecticide, used by all : successful gardeners. Hortnap kills all insects I hibernating in the soil. Stocked by all Seedsj mer) . ,\| [if., Restar (Anck.). Ltd. _wgi 0~~ NION Plants, selected Straw and Paks "kohe Longkeeper. Govt.-cert;lied seed, cow j ready discounts for regular supplies to rei lailers Clyde Phillips. Sunrise. Pukekohe i Hill. Ph. 93J. ernwz 0' NION Plants, Pukekohe Longkeeper (Govt. Cert.), choice quality plants, gu3r- ! 'iritred 10/- Per 3 000. Postage and railage paid— Lcs. I. Russell Box 8. Pukekohe. ffsmg IJHLOX Dnirnmondii, special strain of JL many beautiful colours, 1/ pkt., Ivi posted. George Sinclair iftstab. over 50 years), I 8"2 l Queen St.. Auckland. C.l. P.O. Box W. wes \ TOMIC WONDER.—New Early Luscious I A Garden Pea, l'_'in, literally covered i*nb pods carrying 7 to 9 tender peas; ready in b weeks; 1.2 packet, 2/10 lb, postage paid Good Gardening Dept.. BB. PRODUCTS. 114 Doniinon Rd , Auckland, S.l ' smwg B" ' EAUTY Stock, mammoth] extra double strain, 14 different colours, mixed, boii grown, 25 for 3/-; Polyanthus, extra choice, . a/- doz; Geum, red, 2/- doz; Delphinium, extra ' choice, 2/6 doz; Russell Lupins, 3/- doz; 1 Pansy, best exhibition, 3/- doz; posted.—EL Co!lis, ti4B Dominion Rd.. Anck.. S.'2. wsi WARF BEANS, " Tendergreen," eitremely tender pods. 6 to 7m long, abso- : luteiy stringless; 1/- packet, 1/3 posted; 2/8 r lb, 3/2 posted. ; O'LEARY BROS. AND DOWNS, LTD., Quality Seedsmen (estab. 1695), : 16-18 Cook St., Auckland. *5 GIRAPFFRUIT, 27/6. Lemons. Meyers, LisriH>«is, 22/6 to 27,6; Eurekas, 15/-: Tree * I Tomatoes (R«l), 2.-; Plums Lngiisii and i- Japanese freight forward. Strawberries, 5/• ; i 50, 9/-" 100; Onions. 5/- 500, posted. HARRISON'S. 968 New North Road, lit. Albert. Ph. 30-3'.>7. EMONS, 2-yr.-oicL Lisbon, Meyer, 25/-. Apples Plums, Peaches, Pears, Figs, 4/6 r each; Feijoas, 3)-, 3 for 10/-. posted. Tree I Tomatoes, Black, 4/6. Roses. 9 for £l, 7 ported. All lines well grown. Trees freight TAYLOR. [. 580 Sandringham Rd. gmw NION PLANTS.—Brown's Special Pukekohe Longkeepers and Early Heavy Croppers 9/- 1OOO; postage paid. Cabbage, Cauii- '• I Dower, 2/- 50. Reduction quantities and j wholesalers. F. BROWN AND SON, LTD.. e Plant Merchants. P.O. Box 43. Pukekohe. if Ci R.ASS SEEDS. —AH varieties available. X Our celebrated Sowing Mixture at 6 1 /jd lb, j I containing mother Ryegrass and Clovers, 'i should be sown after the burn. Mixed Clovers, -1 1/6 lb; Mother Ryegrass, 11- lb; Mother g j Cocksfoot, 4/- lb. All varieties Seed Potatoes. 5 " Railage paid on all Grass Seeds. L A N G L E Y S, ° Hastings. wsg ICELAND POPPlES—Causleys Famous 1 Giant Art Shades, the. finest strain grown, -f 3/- --!5; 4/6 50; 7/6 100; posted. Pansies. 5. Englemann Giants. Causleys strain, i extra choice, 2/6 doz.; 8,6 50; 15/- 100. _ Violas Celestial Queen, clear blue; also yellow 4/- 25; 7/6 50; 12/- 100. sweet Peas. "" collection of 24 planus, containing 12 varieties, }r choicest colours, Spencers for 3/6: 2 colI lectious, 6/ posted. " F. CAUSLEY. Floral Nurseries, Thames wg; st AIEYER LEMON TREES—WeII-grown <!• iVI Branchy Trees, the best early cropping, vf hardv thin-skin lemon for the home garden, e, ". ve ar trees 25/-; 4-year 30/-; 5-year V- 35/- each. A few Extra Specials at 40/-. Full planting inslructions supplied free. Well 1; packed. Cash with order, freight extra. £*o Sunday trade. SUNSHINE .NURSERIES n " 22 Clevedon Rd., Otahuhu. Ph. 245 M. wsi n ' 1 INHIBITION GLADIOLI CORMS. finest •p. Jtlv obtainable in N-Z. Extra large Epikes, nt wonderful range of colours; 12 Champion t., named, 15/-; 30 Champion named, 30/-; Special Mixture, 8/6 doz., 50 30/-. Carnations, X) Prize Giant Cliabauds. Sweet Peas, prize sumS. titer flowering. Pansies, Englemann s Exhibin, tion Giants, eacii 25 3/6. Seeds, all varieties, in 6d packets. Postage paid. t«, S. B. SNELLING, Ph. 17-579, or 43 Wheturangi Rd.. Green Lane, 5.E.4. , w / RIFFITH'S Choice Chrysanthemum, a IjTOrder now fo,: delivery Sept. 20. Griffith b it Double-curled. Japanese varieties. No garden ,11 perennial yields the wealth of colour and n beauty as does this Chrysanthemum Plants 5„ produce masses of gorgeous colourful exnibiZ tion blooms. Set of 12 named plants IS/-. We offer special collections of the following various types: Korean. Giant, ssrle.; Pom Pom or Button; Cascade or Floral, Any one variety vy of 6 Plants, 9/- posIed.—GRIFFITH'S, LID., '*• iIT. EDEN, Auckland. mw: or T ATEST NOVELTIES IN HYDRANGEAS ■n, JLj —Apollo salmon ro<se frilled, duplex immense truss, Lady Judith, large gurnet red, ~ white eye, very brilliant; Martha Stenberg, i eiiormouii truss, deep rose frilled petais. extra fine; Adelaide Shauer. mauve pink, waved petals; 11 eii; Seidel, deep carmine red, laree | flower and pip; Tosca, double flowers, creamy •f: ! salmon pink. Above are outstanding Hydran- — ! geas and all have received" special awards. Price, 5/- eiich, posted, ec- B. R. ARNOTT, 1014 Gt. North Rd. smwg °» "\f Y NEW SEASON'S GRASS SEED MISe" iVI TURE. — From Certified Seed of biglJ Lii germination ami purity, and Marlbofougb s clean* sunny pastures. Xo. 1: Rye. Cocksfoot. in " Red. White. Subterranean and Montgomery Red Clovers, AJsyke, Timothy, Dogstail, Lucerne, Covvgrass and other valuable grasses. "5/- 1401b sack. No. 2: With Certified Paipalnm added, 75/- sack. Few sacks Busbburn . Mixture, 50/- sack. 1401b. Samples, tiacks in. 21 Free on rail.—A. VICKERS. N.Z. Express eli I Co.. Auckland. for l PAMPAS, Townend's acclimatised strain. cs ' X True Pampas, grown inland m high counW: i try, subject to hard frosts and cold winds. | producing sturdy and well-rooted plants. Toll ' s ?-: ensures ready growth in milder climates. ] adaptability to hard climates, maximum ng strikes-on transplanting and quicker return |to the grower, £l3 10/- 1000, f.o.r. Cam- ' bridge. Inquire local stock agents or write wf ; for fuil particulars to "TOWNEND'S lAM- — j PAS." Maungatautari. P.O. Box 70. CamOP I bridge w9! t,r T3ERENNIAL Asters, nained. 12/6 doz."j/6 1 !a-doz; Dwarf Varieties, 7/6 ivdoz; Per. .. Phlox, 6 diff.. 5/6. Following Perennials 1/0 _ each: Alstromeria. red. green; Stokesia.. blue, Campanulas, tall, double, blue, d. white. ». sts, purple, dwarf blue; Erigerons, rose pink, niaine ile- pink, silvery lavender, blue; Lychnis, double. ;rose pink; Heleniums, dwarf and tall; sondago; Helianthus; Lobelia Cardinahs; Arao.s, 75. double, white; Achillea, white; Shastas, Easw. w; .Read, Phyllis Smith, Mrs Saunders. Beau Nivelloice; Tradescantia, white, deep Diue, for 'Do roll ic u in.—M. G H EY, Poke no. _____ 41 TIAVAYS BUY THE BHST.-lceland Pop- , irVpies, Artist's Glory, 3,6 .>0; w- fragrant scented, 3 6 r, 0; Godetia. double —* | large variety, 3/6 sii; Camiytuft. nvj bright colours 3 6 50; Caiemulas, dm We in giants, art shades. 3 6 50; Blue AMth i'el Daisies, mass of bine fiowers grows Ism d ! high, marvellous for rockeries and\oiupe xvfinial garden. !;«. each '2 r-r rlte 01 -- j call today. Post apt Free, nd I ALAN'S Nl-KSEUIES. on-I 35 Amaru K.I . Oneiiung.i, Amk„ S.b.O(Off Upper Queen MJ. hj, I rwufeS T r.i»iil«). Uoik'lia ISlidl Pint). b ' , Royal Blue), Wallflower coloiirs). Sweet William (choice mixed), _ Calendulas (Florist's Gts.), all above 3,0 50. tlor ,^° b " 9 Perennials: Gerberas tsingle h 6 ea., douol ■ v ' : I 3/6 ea.); Polyanthus (mixed) 3 > or - I '.A Autumn Glory, 3 for 2/0; Bridal Bouauet. 1/6 «>' each; Coral Bells, 1/6 each; Blue Daisies,,l/3 each; Pink Ice Plants. 3 for 2/-; Dwarf Piw Bejronias, 3 - dozen; Koromikos (mauve), each. All orders posted free. WHITE'S NUKiiERIES, j~ 2-ti>-251 lit. Sth. lid.. Green Lane. hi rpOMATOES, "Potc'ntato"' supersedefl AU n V L I'omatoes in every way, 5/- 50; asters. Giant Crego, double mammoth floweripi,. Yf . resisting, 3/6 50; Phlox Drunnnondi. large- „ flowering, mixed. 3/6 .>(», Mango'db. suD. Giants, giant-flowering. ta» vane y. 3/e u. Stock, Giant Perfect!..n, tail double (lowering, i 3/6 50; Carnations, Giant Lha baud. strain, 3/6 25; Pansies, Enzelmanny Gunt • w . Exhibition strain. 3/6 25; Nemesia Strumosa. —' red-shaded, mixed, oO; fl S»eet Pea-. I'S. liibition varieties, mixed, 3/6 20. Calennu ted Art Shades, double mixed, 3; 6 50; Ranun ave culas Plants, 3/6 50. D." SANDERS, Boi 931, Anck. *£' PLANTS, TREES, ETC., WANTED TOMATO Plants, eooo, AQitralian iaral Red, cash.—Ph. 82-415. 4miJ