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Southland Times, Issue 21560, 25 November 1931, Page 11

CHOICE ATTRACTIONS— Seeds of Easy Culture Yielding Plants Suitable for Garden Decoration and Cut Flowers. 1 — Clarkia Enchantress Salmon Pink—1/- packet 2— Clarkia Crimson Queen, Crimson Red—1/- packet 3— Clarkia Chieftain, True Mauve (double) 6d packet 4— Larkspur Exquisite, Double Pink 6d packet 5— Lupins, Regal, mixed. 1/- packet. 6— Marigold Guinea Gold, Orange, 1/- pkt. 7— Linaria Canon Want, Pale Pink 1/- packet 8— Calendula Radio, Deep Orange 6d pkt. 9— Eschscholtzia Buttercup, Pure Yellow (double) 6d packet 10—Iceland Poppies (Coonara, Orange and Gold shades), mixed 1/- packet Above collection for 7/- post free. Full descriptions in our Catalogue and list, which are free upon request. MATHESON & ROBERTS LTD. 10 THE OCTAGON DUNEDIN. SOW genuine Curtis Nine Star Perennial Broccoli; bears 9 to 13 splendid heads of Broccoli year after year; will stand severest weather; 1/- packet, post free.— Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. Ak432 | Potatoes Potatoes Potatoes Epicure Golden Wonder Jersey Bennes Arran Chief King Edward British Queen Majestic Black Kidney Sutton’s Early Robin Adair Perfection Sutton’s White Elephant Supreme Spark’s Victoria Sir Joseph The Knowler Up to Date i All Potatoes hand graded and true to name. Beautiful samples now to hand. The name is right; the price is right. SKENES SOUTHLAND SEED SUPPLY, TAY AND ESK STREETS. SOW Lightning Cauliflower Seed; form* splendid heads six to seven weeks after putting out plants; also sow Swedish Giant Cabbages, great prizetaker; both 1/packet, post free, from Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. SOW LIGHTNING PEAS; dwarf in habit, great cropper and weeks earlier, and can be picked longer than any other dwarf pea; 1/1 packet, post free, from Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. §|\ WE PREFER EDMONDS” Rh JmHu say all good cooks. G/Q,/ A IT IS 99-7 % PURE GRAPE T’pO CREAM /mmW 0F WgA TARTAR 428 EDMONDS “Sureto Rite" BAKING POWDER

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