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NOVELTY Gem Dahlias; attractive colours; dwarf growing and plants last for more than one year; only 5s doz at Water street or Princes street. ■ BEDDING Plants: Violas, Antirrhinums, Viscaria, Canterbury Bells.—Moncrieff snd Stewart. DOUBLETbaisyr In rich, red. large flowering variety: excellent for bordering; 2s 6d dozen. —Moncrieff and Stewart. GIANT" Sweet Scented Marigold: exceptionally large flowers with no Marigold odour; 3s dozen, posted.—Moncrieff and Stewart. PANSIES: Try our 10s collection: all specially selected Named Varieties.— Princes street and 12 Water street. TOMATO: Strong healthy plants available lor either glasshouse or outside; 2s dozen. Moncrieff and Stewart. PROSPERITY - Peas; Finest cropping pea for present sowing; lovely flavour: Is packet.—Moncrieff and Stewart. BEDDING Plants: Petunias. Nemesia. Stock, Lobelia, Gaillardia. —Moncrieff and Stewart. PARSLEY, Lupins, Tagetes, Ageratum, Carnations, Sweet William, Asters.—Moncrieff and_Stewart._ ' GIANT Ranunculus Seed; Stinton’s Super Hybrids produce 90 per cent, doubles and hundreds of plants; 2s pkt.—Moncrieff and Stewart, 386 Princes street, 12 Water street. KILL’ Weeds in your - Tatyn with Arsenic Pentoxide; easily applied.—White, Rattray street. SOW Wild Flower Corner; make every corner of your garden gay.—White, Rattray street. GOLDEN Self-blanching Celery; sturdy plants; now ready; Is 5d doz.—White, Rattray street. DON’T risk blight; spray your potato crop with Bordeaux Powder; 2s 6d tin.—Seedco. SPRAY your roses with “ Seedco 40 ’ Nicotine Spray; 2s bottle, postage extra Seedco. PERPETUAL Spinach: for a continuous crop sow a 6d packet.—Seedco, George st. PROTECT your plants with Pinepesto Powder; Is lb, 31b 2s 6d.—Seedco. DAHLIAS—Dwarf Double, bedding, glorious colours, for showy display: 3s 6d doz—Seedco. TOMATOES; Grow your own; well-hard-ened plants ready for outdoor growing; now available at Seedco; 2s doz., postage extra. ; SEEDLINGS from Seedco; call and inspect our large variety: grown at our own nursery.—C. H. Wallis, proprietor. _ VENEDIUM, brilliant, glossy Tangerine Daisy; striking black centre; hardy seedlings: 2s 6d dozen.—Seedco. ARCTOTIS. White Daisy, with blue centre; hardy perennial and good for cutting; 2s dozen. —Seedco. COLLECTION of 6 Novelty Perennials for summer planting ss; 3 Climbing Mina Lobata for Is 6d posted—Griffiths Nurseries, Mount Eden, Auckland. CHIbfSANTHEMUMS: Assortment of Single Floral Korean, Cascade, and Pom Pom, 12 plants for 8s posted.—Griffiths Nurseries, Mount Eden, Auckland. DAHLIAS, Giant Decorative and Dwarf Charm, in modern named sorts, 12 plants for 14s posted.—Griffiths Nurseries. Mount Eden, Auckland. CELERY, Giant White, sturdy plants. 50 for ss; nfew Bush Strawberries, 5s 6cl dozen, posted.—Griffiths Nurseries, Mount Eden. Auckland. CARNATIONS (choice mixed). 3s dozen; Livingstone Daisy, 2s 6d dozen: Viola, giant yellow, blue, 2s dozen; postage 6d. Thalictrum Plants, Is each, postage 4d.—Mrs L. Cruickshank, Lanark street, Balclufha. NEMESIA, Schizanthus, French Marigolds (dwarf). Stock (10-week), Iceland Poppy: Is 6d dozen; postage 6d.—Mrs L. Cruickshank, Lanark street, Balclutha. MARROWS, Pumpkins, 4s dozen; Tomatoes, 2s 6d; Parsley Roots, 6 for 2s; Leeks, 50 2s, postage 6d; Lettuce, 50 Is 9d, 100 2s 6d, posted—Mrs L. Cruickshank, Lanark street, Balclutha. A great buying and selling market as fled Columns of the Otago Daily Times, close as your phone—through the Classiot coursel

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25090, 4 December 1942, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 25090, 4 December 1942, Page 6