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Otago Witness, Issue 2923, 23 March 1910, Page 10

Three applications by Dominion inventors for ]«tt»BS patent for hatpins were filed during - February. The resourcefulness cf the voung New Zealander wa's strikingy exhibited by a young; man who was entraered to take a mob of sheep from the sale at Orari Ctorge Station on the 15th (says the Timarui Herald). H<» had no horse, and as the sheep wore fat and oould not be driven fas*, he took the precaution -.;o rjossess himself of an empty benzine tin be-fore starting, and ever and anon he uprisrihted this on the roadside and sat upon it to rest his wsary picking it up and carrying it under his arm when he had to walk on again to ■catch un to the sheep. Something T YOU REALLY WANT, to-be . proud of your garden and gain the admiration of your friends, get . away from tho beaten track and plant something different in the way o£ Bulbs. For instance, you will derive a great . deal of pleasure growing r I and we have just received from Japan 1 some very choice Bulbs which will I grow freely under ordinary treatment, and when well grown their beauty will be much admired. These are now awaiting your choice : The GOLDEN-RAYED LILY OF JAPAN (Lilium Auvatum). —Very fragrant. 8d each ; three for 1/9, or six for 3/LILTUM AURATUM RUBBO VITTATUM.—ProbabIy the grandest ! Lily in cultivation. 1/6 each ; three j for4/LILIUM AURATUM WITTET. A magnificent Lily with immense flowers. Often grows Oft high, and very free blooming. 1/6 each ; three | for 4/g Also Lilium Auratum Platyphyllum Lilium Speciosum Kraetzeri Lilium Tiirrinum Flore Pleuo. ALL POSTED FREE. As the quantity is limited, kindly order early. annnii Seed Alerchants & Growers, High Street, Dunedin.