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Waikato Times, Volume 99, Issue 16652, 18 November 1925, Page 12

STUD NOTICES. TOTICE TO TJREEDERS. I HAVE secured the exceptionally wellbred bull, Meleulas King,' bred by TV. T. Williams, Esq., Hawke’s Bay, which has direct butterfat backing’ of 500.75 fat, and is descended from the same stock as the Tamous cow, Holly Oaks Annie, who now holds British Empire Jersey record or 1075 fat. This bull is at breeders’ service at Claudel3nds. J. G. KENYON, 50 Te Aroha Street. ’Pbone 2310 evenings. STUD WOT2CE. CPO stand this season at HOROTIU A and travel surrounding districts, the well-bred dark brown Clydesdale Stallion, “ROYAL COMMANDER.’’ Sire, “Marcallus.” Dam by “Royal Conqueror.’’ Full particulars from W. PADDY, HOROTIU. j SEEDLINGS SEEDLINGS Grown to a Standard. Not Down to a Price. BATESON’S' OFFER SOUND VALUE. Now Is the time to Plant. ! Asters 1/6, Salvias 2/-, Zinia 1/6, Iceland Poppies 1/3- : Phlox Drummondi 1/3, Can- < terbury Bell 1/-. Marigold ] (French and African) 1/6, ) Delphinium Hybrids 2/-, Sall piglossis 1/6. Petunias. Giants ■ of California 1/6. Lobelia | 1/6. Verbena 1/6. Cosmos (crested) 1/6, Nemesia 1/6. Pentstemon 1/6. i Tomatoes, all the leading ! varieties. 1/- doz. Special quotations for large quantities, y ; REMEMBER: Our shop is opposite the Post Office. | Nurseries: Sillary Street, ; Hamilton East. i Write for Free Catalogue. j ’Phone 2455, Nursery 2655. P S.P.N.D.’S CODE. “FAITHFUL TO QUALITY.” -Every piece of timber, every building accessory, every gate and post receives our whole effort to make it the best that can be obtained. We would rather go out of business than stint on quality. We have always been true to this code and always will be. Quotations supplied. Speight, Pearce, Niceii, Davys, Ltd. Joinery Manufacturers, and Timber Merchants. I CAMBRIDGE. 0 I Chrysanthemums, in pots, | 12/- per dozen. c l/- per dozen: Stocks, Single | Cosmos, Rosy Scarlet LarkI spur, Tomatoes, Sweet \ Sultan. i 1/3 per dozen: Antirrhinums, | Double Cosmos, Violas, Mari- } golds. Phlox. j 1/G per dozen: Empress I Pansy, Lobelia, Asters, Zin- \ nias,'Giant Petunias, Canter- ( bury Bells, Verbena. i 2/- per dozen: Pcnstemons, f Aquilegia, Delphiniums, Holyj hocks- | Salvia Bonfire, 2/6 dozen. F. W. Sanders & Co. NURSERYMEN & FLORISTS, HAMILTON. 'Phones 2464, 2056. \7"OU will shortly be tliinking of your * Swede, Turnip, and Farm Seeds for this Spring Sowing. Make up your mind to have seeds of the highest germination (as proved by the Department of Agriculture), and double dressed by our special machinery; the highest standard and best value obtainable. We must, as far as possible, keep our own money in our own country—goodness knows we can do with it all. Our seeds are obtainable in our scaled packets from many of the principal Merchants or Stores in almost every town. If you have any difficulty in procuring our seeds, write to us direct. Insist politely, but FIRMLY, on having COOPER’S SEEDS, THE “SEEDS OF SUCCESS.” F. CGGPER, LTD., WELLINGTON, N.Z. (We have a reputation of over 60 years' faithful service to Seed Sowers). rpAGTOrU^S! — -GANDY'S” GENUINE J? BALATA BELTING is 00 per cent, stronger than learner belting, thoroughly water/'“oof, extremely durable and runs perfectly true, Get our quotes.—R. P. M Manning and Co.. 135 Albert Street, Auckland. 113) A “UNIQUE” at your feet means plenty of sleep. Invest In one to-day Made and guaranteed by North British Rubber Co. -5