TREES. PLANTS, SHRUBS, ETC., FOR SALE. (HOOPER'S HARDY SUM.UEK FLOWBRING PKRKNNIALS. Each. Doz. s. d. s. d. jrONTBRKTIAS, Glioiso As-' sorted, 10s. 100 — 3 0 rEK.Ei\i\:iAL PHLOX, named varieties, including all colours 1 0 10 0 ORIENTAL POPPY, orange, crimson, Mrs. Perry, pink 1 0 10 0 SCABIOSA CAUCASICA, blue .or whito 1 G 35 0 STATICK, in whito, lavender, yellow, pink, etc. ... 1 0 10 0 AGAPANTIHiS, African Lily 1 6 15 0 IBIS, JAPANESE, i 2 (listinet varieties' 1 0 10 . 0 IMS BAIi.BATA, 12 distinct varieties 0 9 fi 0 GLADIOLUS, in 50 splendid varieties 1 G 15 0 ANEMONE JAPONIC A, in 3 colours 1 0 10 0 AURICULAS, finest assorted 0 9 7 6 Etc., Etc. F. COOPER, LIMITED, Seed Merchants, Wellingfc-a. PEAS h- BEANS THREEPENCE PEE PACKET. IF you don't succeed with other seed, try MAY'S SEED- 1 BEANS, Dwarf—Butter or Wax, Canadian Wonder, Negro Longpod. BEANS, Broad.—Early Longpod, Harrington Windsor. BEANS, Paintier.—Champion Scarlets, White Dutch, or Case Knife. PEAS,--American Wonder, Daisy, Dr. Stuart, Daybreak, Stratagem, Wn. Hurst, Yorkshire Hero. i Any four packets for Is. 3d., po6t free. Get our Catalogue for' description of the abovo varieties. MAY'S SEED CO., BOX 993, WELLINGTON. RARE TREES, SHRUBS, AND PLANTS (Native and Exotic). T ARGEST Collection in New Zealand. •*-' Our Free Catalogues are valuable • and interesting—everyone who has a garden or grounds is invited to write for them. Thousands of plants listed ajtd described; inoluding:— Many choice "arietics of liioJodoildrons, Ericas, Azaleas (Inaica and I Mollis), Boronias, Wistarias, and ! other climbers, Native Tree Ferns, and rare and beautiful Native , Trees, Shrubs, and Rock Plant 6. Our collection of Native Plants cannot bs equalled in the Dominion.' Write to-day for General Catalogue (GO pages), Native Treo Catalogue (30 pages). Sent post free. * DUNCAN AND DAVIES, LTD., NEW PLYMOUTH. JTTARDY TREES AND PLANTS. PLANT NOW: ("Procrastination is the thief of Timo.") Magnolia Conspioua, Purpurea. Bigonia' Grandiflora, Cydonia japotfica, Syringa Grandifiora and Viburnum Opuhts. A Fine Stock of Black and Red Currants. ' Also, the Famous Ettersburgh Tree Strawberry. Orders packed securely and dispatched promntly.. _ Correspondence invited. JOHN HALE AND SONS, Nurserymen and Seedsmen, P.O. Box 187, Blenheim. . HEDGE, SHELTER, AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. CHEAPEST IN THE DOMINION. OUR 1918 ' Stock eicoeds 50 million Bulbs, 1 million Hedge Plants, 6 million Shelter Troes, 1 million Flower ing arid Ornamental Trees, and 20 million Bedding Plants. Bulbs from Gd. per dozen; Heaths and Flowering Shrubs, from Gd. each. Hedge Plants • from 3s. 6d, per 100. Shelter Trees from 3s. Gd. per 100.. Careful packing and dispatch otir speciality. Write for free Price List. B. H. JUST. Palmetston North. SEED POTATOES. T HOLD LARGE STOCK of all well--A kno«m Varieties. All Potatoes SPECIALLY GRADED AND SORTED. Price Lists on application. I would specially call attention to my Stocks of NEW ERA POTATOES, guaranteed true to name. This Potato is a first-class blight resister, nearly frost proof, and an extremely prolific yieider. E. H. CRABB, . , Rangitike ; , Street, PALMERSTON NORTH. Box 263. 'telephone 700. T ATEST . VARIETIES OF • . ROSES: 1918 NOVELTIES: 3/6 each; 30*. dozen. 1917 NOVELTIES: 2/- each; 20s. dozen. General Collection of Roses: 1/G each; 138. dozen. OUR NEW CATALOGUES (just issued) POSTED FREE, on application. A. M'MILLAN, Nurseryman, ' LOWER* HUTT. BEAUTIFUL LILIES AND GLADIOLI. (SPECIAL OFFER (post free), for 12s. Gd., cash with order. 3 Lilies, including Aurhtum, 2 Tigredia, G. Alba, and 8 Choice Named Gladiolas, including 2 New RuSled var. (rained 205.). Also, if requested, plct. Spencer Sweet Peas. Also offering, Desert Gold, 3s. Goliath, Gigantic, Loveliness, Enchantress, Excolsior, each 2s. 6d. Jackeonand Son, Gladiolus Specialists. Taita. CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. UPPER MOUTERE, NELSON. VALUABLE ORCHARD PROPERTY, * 17} ACRES, of which Wi acres aro in Apples of a and 7 years' growth, together with a few Plums, Pears, Cherries, Quinces, etc.; :1J acres good rich drained swamp, partly ploughed. Fruit Co. has packing shed on property. PRICE ,£BO per Acre. Ji4oo Cash, Owner, going into camp. J. H. JETHUNE AND CO.. lot Fealherston Strcot, \yollington. MONEY IN POUfZORY. TVTEW, Invention revolutionises Poultry ' Business. Tho simplest and most reliable Hatcher in existence. No studying tho moisture question. No watching temperature. No testing or turning eggs., Everything done naturally. Full particulars sent on receipt of . 2 Stamps to cover postage. The Natural Chicken Hatcher Co., Dept. 18, 321 Pitt St., Sydney. WANTED KNOWNmiIE ADDRESS OF T. A. WELLS'S A' NEW PAPEIUIAN jING WAREHOUSE TS MSA MANNERS STREET, opposito King's Theatre, G2 Taranaki Street, and Luke's Lane. Telepliono 883. PLUMBERS, COPPERSMITHS AND SHEET-METAL WORKERS. IM"ANUFACTURERS of Asga Walcr-L'-B- heaters, and"Maiioney's Patent Skylights. Motor work a speciality. ALDRED AND GRIFFITHS, 23 and 25 Egmont Street, WELLINGTON.
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 288, 24 August 1918, Page 13
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