Business Notes.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14015, 24 June 1913, Page 2

Business Notes.

Well-grown lemon trees at Laird and Sons’, the Avenue.

Everyone looks forward to the sale of nursery stock from Benefield's well-known Aramoho nursery. Bo sure and attend to-morrow, at Williams and Harper’s mart, .-sale starts at 12 o’clock.

Creepers, lilacs, hedge plants, in fact, everything for the garden will be offered at Benefield and Sous’ sale at Williams and Harper's mart to-morrow.

Floral wreaths, bouquets, etc., made up on the shortest notice at Laird and Sous’, the Avenue. ’Phone 137.

The sa.c of tne season will take place at Williams and Harper’s mart lb-mor-row, at 12 a.m., and everybody should make a point of attending.

Rhubarb roots in any quantity at Laird and boils', the Avenue.

Largo specimen plants of rhododendrons, camelias, azaleas, boronias, ericas, diosmas, and daphnes will bo offered at William and Harper’s mart to-morrow, at 12 a.m. on account of Benefield and boos' Aramoho nursery.

Red spraying oil, the best exterminator of woolly aphis, scale, etc., sold in onegallon and tour-gallon tins at Laird and ■Sens’, the Avenue.

Anyone in search of largo fruit trees would do well to attend Benefield and Sons’ annual sale of fruit trees and general nursery stock.

Fjowering shrubs of every description at Laird, and Sons’, the Avenue.

A good collection of roses will be offered at Benefield s sale at Williams and Harper s mart to-morrow.

Make a sowing of broad beans, peas, lettuce, onion, and radish seed! Laird and Sous for supplies. #

Gooseberry and currant bushes at Benefield s sa.e to-morrow. Be sure and go to U illiams and Harper’s mart at 12 noon.

Strong dapbuo plants at Laird and Sons’, the Avenue.

Tho preliminary notice, of the sale of Mr A. E. T. Nixon's beautiful up-to-date residence, River Bank, appears in our auction columns. The auctioneer, Mr. J. 11. Keesing, informs us that full particulars will be advertised at an early date.