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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22398, 20 October 1934, Page 21

GARDENING ADVERTISEMENTS jifATHESON AND EOBERTS, LTD., 10 OCTAGON. DUNEDIN, SOW NOW, STANDARD SEEDS. Highest Quality Tested Seeds. SEED POTATOES: Arran Banner, Up-to-date* , . ' 2s 6d per stone. SOW NOW. Scarlet Gleam and Gleam Hybrid Nasturtiums. Latsst Introductions In Dwarf scented Semi-double Nasturtiums, PLANT NOW: Perennials and Annuals. Full range of choice Seedling*. Tlpullte. Most effective remedy to stop the ravages of Slug, Slater, and Earwig. Write to P.O. Box 651 for Free Illustrated Catalogue. ■PEILLY'S ADVISE CONSIGNMENT A . of Ericas, Boronias, Azaleas, Rhododendrons (Countess of Haddington, Frag- . rantifisima, €to.) ; Polygala Grandis and ' Kolwitzia Amabilis, a plant which, produce* arching sprays of beautiful shell pink begonia-like trumpets. These are on view in our rooms; Inspection invited. •REILLY’S CENTRAL PRODUCE MART, LTD. DUNEDIN GARDENING CLUB.—Members’ Excursion to Oamaru, Monday; ticket* from Secretary at Reserved Carriage on 8.40 a.m. Express; Ladies to bring basket and cup; tea supplied.—P. Nelson, bon. sec. ■ Bedding begonias—Huge bulbs, in brilliant mixed colours; for outside or pot culture; guaranteed hardy; Dun-edin-grown bulbs; secure now; 10s dozen. Colin Johnston, ANEMONE BULBS-—Glorious " Garden Gay ” strain. Brilliant colours. Specially reserved for present planting. Will flower late January; 2s 6d dozen; 7s 6d for 50.—Colin Johnston. POTATOES Jersey Bennes, Sutton’s Supreme, Snowdrop, King Edward, Up-to-date, Banners, Field Marshall, etc.; lovely hand-graded samples; sold from display; southern grown.—Colin Johnston. BEDDING PLANTS; Antirrhinums, Stocks, Lobelia, Aster, Wallflower, Nemesia, Vlicarla, Larkspur, Marigolds, Luplijs. Popple*, Scabious, Geums, Delphiniums, Cosmos, Dahlia, Pentstemon, Coreopsis, Ctne...rarla. Hollyhock.—Colin Johnston, ” LULI.BASKET SEEDS”: True to title, X they produce the best results. In •’ ““J quantity from COLIN JOHNSTON, specialty seed and plant merchant, Water - street, Dunedin. , QEED POTATOES (choice picked seed) —■ O Sutton’s Supreme, Epicure. King Edward, Dates, Aucklander, Arran Banner, Jersey Bennes.—Procurable from Moncrleft Stewart. BLUE-FLOWERED POLYANTHUS PRIMROSE: This is a break from the ordinary colours, and worth growing; 4s 6d per dozen.—rMbncrleff and Stewart. PLANT ANNUALS NOW. AND GET AN EARLY SHOW—Antirrhinums, Aubretl*. Canterbury Bells, Poppy, Larkspur, Wallflower, Galllardia, Coreopsis; strong plants.—Moncrleft and Stewart. POLYANTHUS PRIMROSE—A very choice - X strain of exceptional shades and size; v3s 6d doz., posted. MONCRIEFF, STEWART. Dunedin. Beautiful chrysanthemums: Japanese prize varieties; in 24 shades of bronze, crimson, salmon, golden, etc.; 7a' dozen posted.—Griffiths’s Nurseries, ■ Mount Eden, Auckland, S.l. A NEMONES • and Ranunculus, choice doubles for Christmas flowering, superb colours. Is dozen; 5s 100; posted.—Griffiths’’ Nurseries, Mount Eden, Auckland, 8.1. ■A TTRACTIVE Gladiolus Bulbs, new novelty *X shades in selected mixed colours, every bulb guaranteed to flower, 3s 6d dozen; —Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mount- Eden. .‘Auckland,’ 8.1. BEAUTIFUL Modern Hydrangeas. 12 new shades, crimsons, pinks, mauves, sal,i mpns, etc.. Is 6d each; 13s dozen; posted.— -Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mount Eden, Auckland. S.l. . , . SOW Burpee’s Double Hybrid Sweet-scented ■■ NASTURTIUM: three inches across; ugorgeous colours; 10 seeds, la 6d.—FJetcher . r-Broa.. Ashburton.’ -CJOW Golden Gleam Sweet-scented Double .VD NASTURTIUM; Just, received new supply; 6d packet.—Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. -‘COW the Ideal French Coreless CARROT: O once grown, always grown; 6d packet.— Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. SOW Burpee’s Iceberg LETTUCE, crisp as ice, , tender and Juicy ; 6d packet.— Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. SOW Dwarf Blue-podded or Blue Wonder t BEAN; great cropper; 7d packet.— FLETCHER BROS., Ashburton. POTATOES —Jersey Bennes, Ashleaf Kidney, Black Kidney, Up-to-date, King .Edward, Snowdrop.—Skene’s, Stuart street, .‘-’Dunedin. AVTOW READY for planting: Sturdy, well-.i-l grown ONION PLANTS; Is 6d 100.— Skene’s, Ltd., Stuart street, Dunedin. "VIEW Zealand’s Best PEA ■ Xl Gold ’’’; heavy cropper; delicious large peas; is packet.—Skene’s, Stuart street. Dunedin.RID your Garden of Slugs and Wlreworms by -using “ HORTNAP.” Procurable only from SKENE’S, Stuart street. HOWDEN’S ANNUALS, Is per doz posted; Spencer Sweet Peas, Ast! Stocks, Nemesia, Godetla, Sybil Sherwo novelty. Cosmos. MARIGOLD, French, beautiful shades Marigold, Guinea Gold, unique; Cante bury... Bolls, cup and saucer: Wallflowe Siberian, golden, blood red. PERENNIALS —Anemones, Coonara Pinks, Dahlias, CoJtness Hybrids; DelphiniGaillardlas, Iceland Popples, Sanford Aurora, Lupins, Pansies, Pinks, Ranunculus. Established plants, is each, is 6d posted, of Blue Himalayan Poppy, Aqullegia, Delphiniums, Galllardias, Lupins, Pinks, Pansies; Sd each, 5s dozen. HOWDBN’S, Opoho, Dunedin. T OVBLY SEEDLINGS, only Is 3d dozen Xj (posted), from Egllnton Nursery, as follows: —Apricot and Radio Calendulas. ..Carnations. “jl/TIXED and Old Rose Stocks, Coonara' •iTX Poppies, Long-spurred Aquileglas, Canterbury Beils. Summer Chrysanthemums. Alonsoa, Catmint. ROCK Roses, Siberian Wallflowers, Scabious, Kingfisher Daisies, Blue Gem Nemesia, Double Pink Godetla, Orange King Antirrhinums. • PHLOX Drummondil, Mimulus, Statlce, ‘Blue Poppies, Rosy Morn Petunias, Sweet Wlvelsfleld.—EGLlNTON NURSERY, 141 Egllnton road, Mornlngton. PANSIES, 60 Named Varieties; quality guaranteed: 4s to 7s 6d dozen; Per.enUlals, Pyrethrum, Scabious, Sabatla. Henehera, Erigeron, Splrea, Phlox, Solldago, Trollous, Daronlcum, etc.; 6d each, 5s doz.: visitors welcome. —Apply Stanley Jackson. Hampden. “T>REEZE” Improved FLOWER POT; a JD. great benefit to plant life, keeps clean, last a lifetime; a trial will con-vlnce.-L-Obtalnablo at all leading stockists.

A certain species of goat, raised in the United States, becomes paralysed when suddenly frightened, and falls in a faint. Greyhounds are being smuggled into Britain from the Irish Free State, as much as £lO a dog being paid to the fishermen for everyone brought over.