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Farmers Wanting Eeliable Seeds For the fortfaeonior season should forward <$wir sirdar to vs. We ffoarantee to execute i* tisnfotty, sad to sqsply Seeds which ■»ay Be depended on to fire the best rente AH our Seeds haye been thoroughly tested. They come from the best Home frowera. and we-gefr'tribntes to their excellence from all over the Dominion. A Grand Stock of CLOVER MEDSI Oowfrass, Bed Alsylce, and White. Pacey's Perennial, Bye and Italian (all machine dressed). MAMQELS t Mammoth .Long Red, Yellow, Intermediate, and Orange Globe. SWEtMKB: Champion, Elephant, Tait's Best of AIL TURNIPS : Aberdeen, Yellows, Bomney Marsh, and Hybrids. WBETB TO-DAY. Eowden & Moncrieff, SEEDSMEJf and NURSERYMEN, 61 Pubcb Stj, Dondjik. TO GARDENERS Professional and Amateur. WEED ERADICATOR. The LATEST DEVELOPMENT of a GARDEN HOE. No Garden. larje or sma'l, is complete without this implement - mr SIMPLE. STRONG. DURABLE. Weeding with this tool becomes a pleasure. Large Size (13i0.) 3/3 Medium Size (10£ in.) ....3/. Small Size (Tin.) 2/9 AGENTS Messrs Thomson, Bridger & Co., Ld., Daaedin. Messrs Broad, Small & Co., Inrercargfll. Xjfew Cactus Dahlias* Fairy, white; very graceful. J. B. Riding, rich yellow and orange. Mount -Blanc, white, with long, pointed flcreta. Pink Pearl, rich rosy pink; 2s 6d. Radium, bright orange, suffused with roee. I&oty Morn, colour peach blossom. Sambo, dark maroon. Sir A. Lamb, crimson-tipped purple. Tricolour, white, yellow, and scarlet. 2s each; postage extra. Dahlias. Ordinary Named Varieties, le each, 10s dozen; our selection, 8s dozen; postage, Is dozen extra. New Japanese Chrysanthemum ALL EXHIBITION VARIETIES. Annie Hamilton, white, slightly shaded - cream. Ohrysanthemiste Montfgny, pale straw yellow. Hettie, light heliotrope pink. J. H. Silsbury, light crimson, with golden yellow reverse. Miss Alexander, deepy rosy cerise; silver reverse. Mrs F. W, Vallis, apricot yellow, ehaded crimson. Mrs W. H. Henderson, light pinkj silvery reverse. M r Henry Hughes, rosy cerise; silvery reverse. Mrs James Whtlton, large, pure white; narrow petals. Mrs V. Tadgell, light port-wine shade; reverse straw colour. Nance O'NeiH rich, clear yellow; long petals. Richard Seddon, beautiful terracotta red. Is od each j 15e per dozen. Chrysanthemums. Japanese and Chinese sorts. Named Varieties, as listed in our Catalogue, Our selection, 9d each, 6s dozen; pest free. GIBBONS, WELLINGTON. P.O. Box 509. (Established 1879.] " THOS. PATERSOIT & CO., ~BAWFOKD STREET, LUNEDIN. fm. UTIONEERS, FRUIT, FARM, AN2> icl. GENERAL PRODUCE AGENTS. Age&ts for Canterbury Fruitgrowers' Association, Ross's Antidote and Ointment, and Diamond Brand Concentrated Lime, Sift, and Sulphur Wash. Clearing Sales by A-acfion of sll D«scri;v tions of Goods undertaken in either

Holland has over 10,000 windmills, each of whioh drains about 310 acres of land. Blackbirds and 1 thrushes are reported to be causing havoo with orchards round Masterton. The pssts are not confining themselves to small fruit, but axe atfaoking pears and plum*

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Otago Witness, Issue 2803, 4 December 1907, Page 10

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 2803, 4 December 1907, Page 10

Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 2803, 4 December 1907, Page 10