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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 223, 17 June 1944, Page 5

PLANTS, TREES, AND GARDEN. ASPARAGUS. Large 2-year-old roots 3/dozen. Strawberries, best varieties. 100 8/o posted. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. CHOICE Rainbow Strain Hybrid Freesias, 7/6 per 100; Mixed Darwin Tulips, 5/- per doz. Wheatley’s Nurseries, Lower Hutt. Tel. 60-216. STRAWBERRIES, “Royal Sovereign” (imported), Britain’s favourite table and shop berry. 'Big, rich, very fruitful. 30 posted, with cultural guide, JO/-. Also citrus. Sainsbury's Nursery, Otahunu. ONION Plante, Pukekohe Early Strawcoloured an,] Longkeeper, 10/- 1000: Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, 1/9 50, express post. F. Brown and Son, Pukekohe. RHUBARB: Healthy vigorous roots, long thick stalks of excellent flavour. 7/6 dozen, posted. Griffiths. Mt. Men, Auckland, ■ HEDGE PLANTS. Escallouia, Ake Ake, Privet. Lonicera, Enonynius, Laurel; Shelter Trees, Macrocarpa. Lawsonlana, Benthams Cyprus. Pinus Insignis, 1 and 2year; hardy, Dannevirke grown. Smith, Nurserynian, Dannevirke. ROSES: Choice named Hybrid Teas, arid Polyanthus varieties. Collection I'2 for 26/-. posted. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. ONIONS, Pukekohe Longkeepers and Strawcolours, 7/6 a 100: Cabbage,, Cauliflower, Lettuce, 2/6 a 100, post or rail paid. Special quote quautlties. R. C. Hari, Pukekohe. BEAUTIFUL Garden Lilies. Hardy, popular varieties. Collection of 6 different for 7/- posted, Griffiths, Mt. Eden. Auckland. HALLMARK GLADIOLI ARE noted for quality and value. Highclass exhibition varieties a specialty. Garden purposes also catered for. Write for 1944 catalogue! It’s free. Collections made up to any value. Remember, it's always good economy to buy quality. That applies to gladioli too. ALBERT A. JONES. Gladioli Specialist, Long Melford Rd.. Awapunl. Palmerston N.

F.E.C. FOR QUALITY. STRAWBERRY Plants: Madam Melba, 1/3 doz., 6/(i 100; Capt. Cook, 1/3 doz., 6/6 100; Marguerite, 1/6 doz., S/0 100; Wright’s Prolific, 2/6 doz.; Royal Sovereign, 4/- doz.; postage extra. AH plants true to label at the FARM EQUIPMENT, Quality Seedsmen, Maria Place, Wanganui. BULB ASSORTMENT—I o7'-~ToSTED. 12 Anemones. St. Brigid, mixed; 12 Ranunculus. Gt. Florentine, mixed; 12 Freesias, hybrids, mixed colours: 1 Scented Hyacinth; 6 Sparaxias. mixed; 6 White Narcissus: 6 Golden Solid D’Or: 6 Golden M. J Berklc Daffodils; 3 Darwin Tulips, mixed; 3 Gladioli: 1 Brown Tiger Lily: 1 Giant Pink Nerine; 1 Regale Lily; Polyanthus. giant, mixed. 5/- doz.; Auriculas. Dusty Miller, mixed, 5/- doz.; Giant Blue Violets. 5/- doz.; 12 Assorted Hardy Perennials, 5/-; Tree Tomato, New Black, 7/6 doz.; Pansy.' Engelmann’s Famous Xd. Giant, 5/- 25: Canterbury Bells, cup and saucer, Xd., 4/- doz.; '.lagur Perennial Border, hardy. 5/- l-doz.: Cyclamen, Giant Xd.. 7/6 and 5/- doz.; Gypsophila, perennial. 5/- 4-doz.: Sweet William, rich colours. 5/- 50; Pink Chain Cactus. 5/- 4-doz.; Tbalictrum. perennial. 5/- l-doz.: Shasta Daisy, perennial. 5/- 4-doz.; 4 Gerberas, rod or pink. 5/-: Border Carnation, large clove pink. 5/- l-doz.; Aliwoodl Pinks. 5/Jtloz.; Pentstehions. Perennial Hybrids, 3/6 doz.: Sweet Scented Lavender. 5/- 4doz.: Sage, broad leaf. 5/- 4-doz.; Leonotis (lion’s fail). 5/- l-doz.; G Roots Primrose Pink. 5/-: 2 Yellow Calla. 2 Pinks, it/-; 50 Leeks. 50 Cabbage. Boot Sage and Thvino. 5/-: Leek Plants. Gt. Musselburgh, 3/-’ 1IX): Cabbage. Enfield Mkt.. 3/- 100; Rhubarb. Imp. Crimson, everbearing. 5/-4-doz.: Cauliflower Plants. 3/- 100. All postage paid.—STAMFORD NURSERIES. Mf. Ro skill. 5.3. A nek la ni L

CARE FOR THE CROCKERY TRAIN TRAVELLERS CAN HELP I„ conserving their stocks of cups, saucers and teaspoons, La 1 way nient Rooms would appreciate the co-op.la. tion of train passengers. Many breakages eould be prevented by placing um d crockerv in a place of safety on the platform. and, unless quite unavoidable, cups saucers and spoons should not. be taken awny in the train. « Replacements lusr now are difficult and uncertain; at all times they an? costly. WILL RAILWAY PASSENGERS PLrBASB ASSIST?