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Otago Witness, Issue 715, 12 August 1865, Page 20

Seedsmen. AGRICULTURAL SEEDS ON SALE BY PEAS— GRASSES (Continued)— Grey or Partridge Onobrychis sativa, or Sainfoin Large Egyptian Panicum germanicum, or Hungarian MilWhite Field let Grass CARROT— ~ Phleutn pratense, Timothy, or Catstail White Belgian Grass Lar»e Altringham Plantago lanceolata, or Rib Grass, (coloOLOVERS— n ' al g rown ) Trifolium repens, or White Dutch Clover Poa nemoralis, or Wood Meadow Grass pratense, or Red „ „ pratense, or Smooth „ ' hybridum, or Alsike „ „ trivilis, or Rough „ " incarnatum, or Scarlet „ „ suratina, or Fowl Jf " pratease perenne, Cowgrass, or Mixed Grasses, for permanent pasture Perennial Red Clover „ „ for improving old pasture minus, or Sucking Clover Finest Mixed Grasses, for Lawns, Cricke Melilotus leucantha. or Bokhara Clover Grounds, &c. Medicago sativa, Lucerne, or Alfalfa MANGEL WURZEL— „ lupulina, Trefoil or Hop Clover Long Red Hedysarium procumbens, or Maltese Clover „ Elvetham Lotus corniculatus, or Bird's foot Trefoil Long Yellow „ major, or large „ „ Globe Orange „ -villosus „ Red GRASSES- _" Yel ' ow _ L Agrostisstolonifera,orCreepingßentGrass p .-, c^" te ' OT^ V Beet vulgaris, or Common „ PARSLE\ , for Sheep Aira ccespitosa, or tufted Hair Grass RYE, for Green Fodder Alopecurus agrostis, or Slender Foxtail TARES, or VETCHES— pratensw, or Meadow Foxtail CnWm Anthoxanthuni odoratum, or Sweet Vernal Grey Avena elatoir, or Tal! Meadow Oat Grass TURNIP— flavescens, or Yellow „ Common White Globe Bro'mus unioloides, or Californian Prairie Pomeranian „ Grass Improved Green Globe Cynodon dactylon, Couch, or Creeping Lieolnshire Red „ Dog's-tooth Grass, the very finest White Norfolk for lawns Green Round Cynosurus cristatus, or Cresrei Dogstail Grey Stone, Cridland's Dactylis glomerata, or Cocksfoot Dale's Hybrid Festuca duriuscula, or Hard Fescue Fosterton H\ brid heterophylia, or Various Leaved Skirving's Improved Purple Top Yellow " Fescue Tweeddale „ jf loliacea, or Darnel Spiked Fescue Common „ }) " ovina, or Sheep Fescue Border Imperial " pratensis, or Meadow Fescue Scotch Yellow " rubra, or Red Fescue Green Top Yellow Aberdeen ~ " tenuifolia, or Slender Fescue „ Stubble Holcus lanatus, or Meadow Soft Grass, East Lothian Purple Top Swede (colonial grown) Skirving's „ )t Lolium Italicum, or Italian Rye Grass, Emperor Green Top „ (colonial grown) Shepherd's Golden Globe „ perenne, or Perrenial Rye Grass, White Fleshed M " (colonial grown) Laing's Garden }J GARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION" NOW TO HAND ON SALE BY T AW, HOMNER AND (COMPANY, NURSERY SEEDSMEN AND FLORI STS, OCTAGON. 1 " N ' OCTAGON. FRUIT TREES. FRUIT TREES. j /^ OOSEBERRIES and CURRANTS one A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of the above V*" and two years old, on Sale by ' on Sale by LAW, SOMNER & CO LAW, SOMNER and CO, Nurser and Seedsm ; n Nursery and Seedsmen, J Octagon. Octagon. GUANO, on Sale by B° on SFe %"* Super P h ° 3 P hate of ™>*, JD LAW, SOMNER & CO., 'LAW, SOMNER & CO., Seedsmen, Octagon. Octagon. AGRICULTURAL SEEDS Otf SALE BY T A. DRURY T A< DRURY S £ (Late Drury and C 0.,) _ IS^^^^^Btfc^W (Late DrUry and Co -) Pbikobs Stseet South, pBINCES Stkeet South, CLOVERS— GRASSES (Continued)— MANGOLD WURZEL— Dover white Hard fescue Long red » re< *. Sheep „ Long yellow >• yellow Tall r " Globe white »» Timothy ', Globe yellow „ crimson Rib " TARESCOW grass Italian rye (colonial Town) Golden r%T£v% Perennial rye •„° ' Grey G ™r 4 , Cocksfoot rye Winter Meadow foxtail Californian prairie grass PE A.SSweet vernal thuwtps Grey or partridge Yellow oat grass TURNIPS- Large Egyptian Tall oat-like grass Purple top Swede CARROTS - Wood meadow grass Golden yellow Aberdeen White Belgiaa Rough stalked^meadow gras3 Purple top Scotch Large Altrin«»-ham a 0^ th x" » » Green » PARSLEY for Sheep ' Meadow tescue White elobe RYE for Green Fodder I GARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ON SALE BY J. A. DRURY, (late Drury and C 0.,) PRINCES STREET. BIRD ISLAND GUANO, preferred by the T) OW'S EMBROCATION, for bruises, galls, Victorian Farmer to Peruvian, on Sale by XX and wounds in Horses and Cattle. On J. A. DRURY, Sale by J. A. DRURY, Princes Street South. Princes Street South. THE Greatest Discovery of the Age— Day's NOTICE. Farmers' Friend, or Wheat Preserver, for the preservation of wheat from _ . _ „„„. , / , / ... -smut, and the ravages of the wire worm. T A * D B,URY having had connection for the In Packets ( eoual to Six ushels^ 3s ** • last twelTe y ears with the £ reatest Con - in rackets, (equal to bix usuels), 3s. tinental Seed Merchants and Tasmanian Growers, n Sale by J . a. ■l'w.uky, he can at all times guarantee his Seeds with perSouth * feet oonfidence