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Otago Witness, Issue 3200, 14 July 1915, Page 8

A MEW FLOOR COVERING, It is with pleasure we invite you to call and see the newly-arrived JASPE LINOS. WONDERFUL TEXTURE, GREAT WEARING QUALITIES, DAMP-RESISTING. Many MEW SHADES in CARPET SURROUNDS We have also received a lot of PLAIN ART SHADES in FELT LINOLEUMS for INTERIORS, MAKE A POINT OF SEEING THESE NEW LINES. bgbt THE PRICES ARE RIGHT I SCOULLAR & CHISHOLM, LTD.. RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. • . • And INVERCARGILL.

a s IsmunmilG Every Successful Farmer Knows That his success depends to a very large extent on the Quality of the Seeds he sows. IF YOU HAVE NOT TRIED ASK YOUR DEALER. These Seeds are offered by one of the largest and most reputable British Wholesale houses, which has made Quality its study for three generations. NOTHING GERMAN. Kelway Seeds Grow and Give Satisfaction to Farmer and Gardener Alike! Ask Your Dealer. —lf any difficulty, write to our New Zealand Representative, Mr. A. M. Holmes, Bank of A’sia Chambers, Wellington, who will give you the name of the nearest Seedsman or Dealer who stocks KELWAY SEEDS. KELWAY’S. LANGPORT, ENGLAND. S 54-1

THOS. PATERSON & CO., VOGEL STREET. IA UCTI ON EVERY MORNING For FRUIT, VEGETABLES, CUT FLOWERS. AND OTHER FARM PRODUCE. Consignments Eggs, Butter, Pigs, etc., respectfully solicited. Agents for BAVE-U POWER SPRAYER. (Also “ Demon ” Bird-scarer, Crackers and Fuse, “Eclipse” Marking Ink, Ross’s Antidote and Ointment. Sole S.l. Agents for STELASTIC Unpuncturable Tyres, and Agents for Palatine Oversis® Extra Heavy Tyre. Also, silent IROVER MOTOR CYCLES (1914 models in stqck), England’s best. Call, and inspect. Particulars and Prices on Application. roOSES GOOD. ROSES RARE. A dozen unequalled Roses posted to your •door for 11s. Cash with order. Orders executed from early in May. FBEDRICHEUH. —Dark blood red, splendid flowers all season. GEORGE DICKSON.—The “Champion of All,” dark velvety red, large size. JAMES COEY. —Deep golden yellow, long and tapering. JULIET.—OId gold, shading to carmine; a popular rose of wonderful colouring. J. -J. L. MOCK. —A large and fine exhibition rose, colour chaste carmine shading to imperial pink LADY GREENALL.—Intense saffron orange, shading to creamy white JLADY PIERRE. —Deep coppery reddish, salmon, the most delightful rose grown. MRS AMY HAMMOND. —A blend of ivory and amber, shading to apricot; very fine. - MRS HERBERT STEVENS—Pure white. like Niphetos, but strong and free grower. 60UV. DE GUSTAVE BRAT.—Sulphur yellow, fine shape, free flowering. VISCOUNTESS ENFIELD—Coppery, old »ose, intensely shaded carmine; very fine indeed. W. G. JUDD. — lntense dark maroon red, large flowers, and free bloomer. If you would like something really good in roses for your garden, send for these. Write for Rose and Sweet Pea List. JAS. LAIRD AND SONS, ROSE SPECIALISTS, P.O. BOX 89, - WANGANUI. Telephones: Office and Nursery, 289; Seed Store, 137. TO FARMERS, DROVERS, &c. SEND 55s and I will POST to you a Thoroughly Reliable Guaranteed WATERPROOF OVERCOAT, Riding or Walking; All Wool, with an Allwool Lining. Stocked in Blue, Khaki, and Grey. Booklet free on application. W. H. BROOME, . R. Devon street, NEW PLYMOUTH. 21n.n CARNATIONS.— American Perpscusfs. Malmasion ' and English show varieties; strong plants; list free. —3. Cousins, Nurseryman. St Clair. g- - ! - ' ' ■ -■ 1 VTaTB TRUST YOU. You trust ns to ’• » » Supply most reliable Seeds, Plants, Fruit Trees, Hedge Plants, Evergreen and Flowering Shrubs, Roses, Herbaceous Flowering Plants, etc. —MONCHIEFF & {3TEWART, 10 Water street, Dunedin.