' TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS, ETC., FOR SALE, "NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS." nnHEY say: "Nothing succeeds like ■*■ success." That's true—it is tvith us anyway. Wo didn't find 6iiccess come chasing us, though. Nino times out of ten it doesn't. We havo built up our business bj hard work and patient study, travel, and experience-. To-day we grow and sell more garden and farm seeds than any firm south of the Equator. For ovee , fifty years ive have been building up our sales, not by advertising, but by the genuine merit of the seeds we sell. You may be sure we vahio the reputation, of Cooper's "Seeds of Success' , too highly to endanger if in any way. A firm that has worked for half a cenntry to make a fine reputation is not taking any chances of losing it—providing they are still of sound mind. We havo travelled several times to practically every civilised country in the world where anything worth while is to be seen or lenvnt about seeds and seed growing, selection, and improvement. Needk*s to say, we have not been slow to profit by our experience or to adopt the lat« J ; and most scientific methods on our own farms and in our business and premises. Cooper's "Seeds of Success" are the best that your money will buy. They are all especially tested by the N.Z. Department of Agriculture and by ourselves. F. COOPER, LIMITED, Mercer Street, WELLINGTON.
SEEDS IN PENNY PACKETS. VOU may pay more and get a few ■*• more seeds in a, packet, but nolle better than MAY'S SEED. They are the best money can buy. Hero are a few that arrived too late to be includ. Ed in our list. C4et one. AKABIS ALPINA, a very pretty whits flowering border plant. CAMPANULA PYEAMADTJLUS, a splendid blue perennial. CHBYSANTHBM MAXIMUS, King Edward VII, the finest white-flowered daisy in cultivation, 2ft. fjEUil, Mrs. B'radshaw, double scarlet perennial. DAHLIA, Collarette (new), splendid mixed. LUPINUS ARBOEEUS (Tree Lupin), white and yellow, hardy perennial. LARKSPUR, rosy scarlet, extra good. Any 10. packets, post free, for Is. If more or less are ordered add three halfpence to cover postage. MAY'S SEED CO., BOX 993, WELLINGTON. HEDGE, SHELTER, AND OUNAMENTAL 'IKEES. CHEAPEST IN TUB DOMINION. OUB 1918 Stock exceeds 50 million Bulbs, i million Hedge Plants, G million Shelter Trees, 1 million Flower ing and Ornamental Trees, and 20 million Bedding Plants. Bulbs from 6d. per dozen; Heaths .and Flowering Shrubs, from 6d. each. Hodge Plants from 3s. 6d. per 100. Shelter 'frees from 3s. 6d. per 100. Careful packing and dispatch our speciality. Write for free Price List. B. H. JUST,
Paltnerslon North. SEED POTATOES. J HOLD LARGE'STOCK of ail well, known 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 rcsisler, nearly freefc proof, and an extremely prolific yielder. E. H. CRABB, Rangitike-'. Street,. PALMEBSTON NORTH. Box 2G3. Telephone 700. CHRYSANTHEMUMS. M'MILLAN'S Novelties- are the very latest, including Bronze Meudon, 3s. 6d. each; Golden Champion, 2s. 6d.; limit Ratten, 3s. Gd.; Lady Edward Miller, 4a. 6d.; Lady H. 11. Ferguson, 2s. 6d.; Louisa Pockett, 2«. 6d.; Mrs. A. J. Weller, 4s. Gil.; Mrs. Roger Thomson,i 2s. Bd.; Edith Cavell, Is. 6d. etc.; and our General Collection (price Is. each, 10s. per dozen) embraces all the most sought-after varieties. . Lists 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 Auratum, 2 Tigredia, G. Alba, and 8 Choice Named Gladiolas. including' 2- New Ruffled var. (valued 205.). Also, if requested, pkt. Spencer Sweet Peas. Also offering, Desert "Gold, 3s: Goliath, Gigantic, Loveliness, Enchantress, Excelsior, each 2s. 6d. Jackson and Son, Gladiolus Specialists, Tnita. CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, CENTRAL. CHARMING RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. LAND. 1 rood 25 perches, beautifully laid out as garden and shrubbery, with croquet lawn. Residence of 12 Large Rooms, expensively fitted throughout. A r ernndali and Balcony on two sides. Situated on low terrace. View 'of City and Harbour. Motor Shed and Stable in brick'. For further particulars, price, and cards to view, apply to J. H. BET.HUNK AND CO., lot, Feathers'ton Street, Wellington. FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LTD. Iβ Prepared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND L/MBS By Weight or at Per Htad. The Company aloo offers clients every facility for freezing oh their own account. Prices can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any of the Buyers in the country. W. G. FOSTER, Managing Director. ifiEDERFIOLM AND SON. VIIDERHOLM AND SON. FLASHLIGHTS And DRY CELLS. BATTERIES And CASES. SEND FOR IRICE LIST. THE BEST HOUSE lor e.viry description of Electrical Accessories. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. . 8 MANNERS STREET. — WELLINGTON: — P.O. Box £06, 'Phone 1018. OYAL MAIL LEAVES CARBINE STABLES, FeildinK, for Kiinbolton Daily at 8.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.; leave* Kirabolton at Noon for Feilding. B. J, MOOJiE, Piopriotor, Feilding, ,
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 9, 5 October 1918, Page 12
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