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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 147, 17 March 1939, Page 2

PLANTS. TREES AND GARDEN. A ROM ATI C Hyacinths, named varieties, 10/- doz.; beautiful Darwin Tulips, 5/- doz,, postage paid. Griffiths’ Nurseries Mt Eden, Auckland. ANEMONES! Finest'imported. Mammoth tloweriug super strain. 3/6 100, 8 Arawa Street, Birkenhead. A NEMONES! Ranunculi! "Giant Florentine.” Enormous flowering, ail double. Guaranteed finest strain obtainable. 3/6 100. Sanders. Box 901. Auckland. ' 1 QQQ AUTUMN Catalogue. Just published. Flower, Vegetable Seeds, Bulb« for planting now. Te Aro Seed Co- Wellington. A UTUMN Sowing of Lupins, brilliant colours, 100 seeds 1/-, 300 seeds -/6. Griffiths-’ Nursei-ies, Mt. Eden. Auckland. A NEMONES “Blue Bonnet," “Scar•CA. tpj Emperor” and “Claremont mixed.” Best obtainable, 3/6 100. Grower. 130. X Great South Road. Remuera. MISCELLANEOUS. AT no other Hotel can you buy so much quality for so little money as you can at the Carlton RAILWAY NOTICES. N.Z.R. ROAD SERVICES. rj-iRENTIJAM RACES TODAY. FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1939. SATURDAY, MARCH IS, 1939. Special omnibuses for Treiitham Racecourse will run as under:— Wellington (Hotel Cecil), depart 10.10 a.m.—Fare 5/- return. I’etone Post Office, depart 10.45 a.m. —• Fare 1/6 single. . Lower Hutt Post Office, depart lO.ao >i inFare 3/- return, RETURN SERVICE, AFTER LAST VEXV ZEALAND RAILWAYS. 1' TRENT'HAM RACES. TODAY. FRIDAY. MARCH 1(. Race Trains leave Welliugtou at frequent intervals from 10.30 a.m. unUl 11.10 a.m., also ordinary trams at 0.4 a, 9.55. 10.8 a.in- and 12.16 p.m. . Return fare, 5/6. which includes Admission Charge to Racecourse. Carriages only provided. MAN’S BODY FOUND IN STREAM AT HUTT ♦ — The body of Mr. Frederick Walter J. Talbut, aged 61, Kensington Avenue. Pet one. was found in the Waiwetu Stream' tit 9.30 a.m. yesterday. He was employed at the railway workshops and clocked in there at 7 a.m. He was missed later and workmates found his bodv in the stream under the railway bridge which crosses the stream behind the workshops. If was entangled in some barbed wire. Mr. Talbut bad been suffering from insomnia and was receiving medical attention. He is survived. by his wife and fainiljfr ,