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Otago Witness, Issue 3244, 17 May 1916, Page 8

F.YERY PEACTICAL OBCHABDIST is U now preparing for WINTEK SPRAYING, t They know that healthy trees spells increased yield, better fruit, highest prices. All you require to be careful about is to have the ssass RIGHT KIINO SPRAY PUMP, ' RIGHT KliNO SPRAYING OIL Faultless Spray Posups— Tin, 4/-; Brass, 6/0. Spray Pumps (as illustrated), 22/G, 25/ Spray Pumps with Buckets, k 27/6, 37/6, 42/6. m KNAPSACK SPRAY PUMPS 65/-, 80/ | Write To-day for Free Catalogue. in half, one, and four-gallon Tins, with full directions for using. Order novr, save disappointment. Let us quote prices on quantity required. | Farmers know the value of Clipping Working | Horses in Winter time. It means health and u condition, therefore more and better work. The 1! old Hand Clipper is too slow for up-to-date m farmers: H IT WILL SAVE TIME AND MONEY! " BUSMAN " English Horse Clipper, Complete for 40/- " STEWART " Horse Clipper, Complete for 40/Extra Parts always in Stock. Warehouse : Rattray Street, Dunedin. ""I^£^^^£±s?jj£ 50,000 LIFE-SIZE DOLLS GIVEM AWAY FREE. One to Each Applicant <m To introduce our Illustrated Catalogue of Prizes awarded for Selling Our I I°* Well-known Reliable Seeds. JL ' <qL This Doll is an exact reproduction in fast colors of a hand-painted French creation done I jlMt on extra heavy cloth, that will not tear. Ihe workmanship and color effects the very g ><Tj*9&t finest. The Doll is intended to be stuffed with kapok cr (sawdust, it is a model or the I ~~" iake, and would make Grandma open 5 i-H-i , , in woiujcr. * • .i» «. > »oir. rosy cheeks, brown eyes, kid-colored I 8 J body and stockings, black shoes, and will stand alone. A child will get more plea- I if J sure out of a doll of this kind, which is everlasting, than it would out of one or those high- I 85 \ priced wax ones, which is likely to be broken the first time it is carried. f SEND ONE SHILLING in/.amps and_we will send you by return rnai! r apaclage j containing One Hundre v selected seeds, clean, fr< make the small rharoe of I /- to cover Dost MMTjiSw. The Florists' Seed Supply Co., Bon4-3t„ Sydney.!

IS FOR 1916. raUHIS EXTRA GOOD DOZEN ROSES Posted to your Door for 13s, Cash with Order. Coronation, clear satin-pink; splendid exhibition; strong grower. Duchess of Wellington, saffron yellow; long and tapering; very fine. Fredrichruh, dark blood red; free flowering and good. Milky Way Rambler; large clusters of creamy-white flowers; very chaste. Mrs 0. E. Allen, pale neutral orange, changing to yellowish buff. Mrs Ed. Powell, velvety crimson; most continuous bloomer. Mrs C. C. Harrison, deep crimson-pink, shaded dark crimson. Rayon d'Or, intense sunflower yellow; very beautiful. Scubird, a very beautiful white, faintly shaded cream. Souv. of Stella Gray, orange, with distinct shadings carmine. Willowmere, rich shrimp pink; full and handsome. Yellow Bankaian, a very popular climber. NOTE. —To ensure this Special Dozen, kindly book early, and give date of this paper. Orders executed from early in May. JAMES LAIRD & SONS, ROSE SPECIALISTS, BOX 89, WANGANUI. Send for Seed Catalogue. 19ap NOW—Roses, Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Bush Fruits, Hedge Plants, etc. —Moncrieff and Stewart. TVTEW RED SUNFLOWER (Sutton's), New Collarette Dahlia, each 6d per packet. 10 Water street. lOmy ,<OARNATIONS. —American PerpofKn-fs. J Malmasion and English show varieties; strong plants; list free. —S. Cousins, Nurseryman, &fc. Clair. The water in lead pipes forms a coating which protects the lead.