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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 190, 10 May 1944, Page 6

SHARES AND DEBENTURES. DAYSH, LONGUET AND FRETHEY, Stock and Share Brokers, Members of the Wellington Stock Exchange, NATIONAL BANK "CHAMBERS. PLANTS, TREES, AND GARDEN. TULIPS —Beautiful Darwin Superb Mix - ture, exquisite shades; 7/6 dozen, 50 -4/.., posted. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. STRAWBERRY Plants—Captain Cook, strong, heavy croppers; 100 plants for 8/6, posted, Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland, ANEMONES, Ranunculi. “Giant Florentine,” enormous flowering, all double, 100; Darwin Tulips, 5/- doz.; Coloured Freesias, 2/6 doz. Sanders, Box 931, Auckland, ' FREESIAS—Choice Massing. 6/- 100; Bab. ianas, large, blue, »/- 100; Tritonias, Hybrids, 9/- 100, posted. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. CHOICE Rainbow Strain Hybrid Freesias, 7/0 per 100: Mixed Darwin Tulips, a/- per doz. Wheatley’s Nurseries, Lower Hut.. Tel, 60-216. _______ ANEMONES—Mixtures of dazzling shades, 50 for 3/-, 100 for 5/-, posted. Griffiths, Mt, Eden, Auckland. CARNATIONS, Otaki Pink, box-grown, strong plants, non-burster blooms, 3*in. across, free bloomer. A few left. Don t delay. 15/- dozen. Half 8/6. FLORAL GARDENS, Otaki. SEEDLINGS FOR AUTUMN PLANTING. ICELAND Poppies, mixture of Giant. Art Shades; also Gartford Giants. Primula JlalacoUles—True Rose and .Mauve Queen. Carnations—C’habauds; Giants ot NiceCinerarias—Choice strain of large flowend sorts. Also -Sweet William and Calendulas. ANDERSON’S NURSERIES. Depot: Cornhill Street. Tel, 40-773. “PACIFIC” DELPHINIUMS. DECIDEDLY the best novelty °f r ?S e "<! years. Huge blooms on long ta P e F’'‘z spikes in all shades of light and blues, violet, lilac, white, etc., in doubles and semi-doubles. Strongly mildew resist, intr and wonderfully free flowering. Hundreds of testimonials. Finest mixed shades, 12/6 dozen. RUSSELL LUPINS, a truly superb strain, saved * from Russell's best-named varieties. Gorgeous colours, 7/6 dozen. HARRISON’S, 1 Box 1, Palmerstoji. North.