Secretary, GIVE YOUR LAWN THE ATTENTION IT MERITS By Sowing Moncrieil and Stewart’s Lawn Grass Seed, and obtain a grassy carpet of unrivalled emerald green. Our Lawn Grass Seed is an intelligentlyarranged combination of -fino-leaved dwarf grasses, which keep a lawn constantly covered with enduring green. Sow it now. MON CRIEFF AND STEWART’S LAWN SAND. A combined lawn forlilLor and weed destroyer. It kills out all .weeds and stimulates the grasses, especially the finer varieties.', . -i;,.;' . ’ KEEP YOUR LAWN MOWER SHARP. ; Dd IT YOURSELF. \ You can do it easily and quickly at practically no cost. This tool is mechanically correct and of finest quality. Adjustable to all types and makes of lawn mowers. Call and inspect it. MOXCRIEFF AND STEWAET; LTD.,’; SEEDSMAN AND NURSERYMAN, , 186 Princes street, Dunedih. , OLIMBING0 LIMBING Plants—Ampclopris, Solamnn, Passionflower, Jasmine, Scarle' Woodbine, HoDjesuckles. —Moncrieff and Stewart PLANT now hardy - annuals and perennials—Coreopsis, Canterbury Bells, Stocks, Antirrhinum, Scabious, Geum, Aubrietia, Wallflower, Iceland Poppy; strong, healthy plants.—Moncrieff and Stewart, Ltd. DOUBLE Primroses; white, mauve, yellow ; good healthy plants; limited number.—Moncrieti' and Stewart, seedsmen, Dunedin. __ • ’ TIIMATO Plants, good sturdy and healthy plants; Kondine Bed, Ailsa Craig, Carter’s Sunrise.—Moncrieif and Stewart. CtJiED Potatoes.— Jersey - Benncs, AmeriIO can Champion, Sutton’s Supreme, Arran Chief, Up-to-Dato, King Edward, Majestic, all band picked and graded— Moncrieff and Stewart, Ltd., seedsmen and nurserymen, 186 Princes street, Dunedin. GLADIOLI, GLADIOLI, GLADIOLI. LONDON CABLES: “England’s fashionable flower to-day is the Gladioli.” REILLY’S Offer their CELEBRATED SEEDLINGS and MIXED VARIETIES, embracing such things as ALICE TIPLADY, BLUB JAY, CAPT. BRANDT. CHARM, UNSURPASSABLE, KING OF THE BLUES, PANAMA, WILBRINK, LIEUT. KELWAY, SEINE VICTORIA, etc., At 2s 6d, 4s 6d, 6s, 7s 6d, and 10s per dozen. All Strong Flowering Bulbs if Ordered Immediately from REILLY’S CENTRAL PRODUCE MART, DUNEDIN. ROSES, GLADIOLI, HEDGE PLANTS. Etc. . '<END FOR CATALOGUE. 5 G. A. DONALDSON, Rose and Gladioli Specialist, 1 Leith Valley,. Dunedin. riOR SALE, stroug Olearia Hedge Plants, D —M’Donald, Bouverie street (off Aricld street), North-east Valley, BUTTON'S Seeds, 6d and 4d; always J fresh; left-overs arc always destroyed eery autumn. —Dunedin Fruit Mart's FED Potatoes.—Sutton’s Eclipse, Snow--15 flake, King Edward, Arran Chief, Up->-date, Arran Comrade, Early Puritan, lerwent. [FLACK Kidney, Robin Adair, Jersey L> Bennes; open till 11 o’clock nightly, unedin Fruit Mart, Princes street. i TjT, Floral Designs and Cut Flowers 1 'Phono 13-673; Mrs Edo Paterson atersons), 778 George street; delivered. HO Clear, a few Scarlet Oaks; price, 5s L each: buy early.—Matheson and oberts. Ltd. JR NOW FROM 1927 CATALOGUE SE« ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, TERBACEOUS FLOWERING PLANTS. r TREES, AND BERRYING TS. quire [or Scarlet Ilowering Gums. [ATHESON AND ROBERTS, LTD, URLY Potatoes.—is" Varieties,, includi in". Kerr's , Pinlt British .Queen, r)y Puritan Matheson anti Roberts, L, Dunedin. FRAYING Materials for Season at baud: Red Oil, Lime, Sulphur, and rdoaux in any quantity.—Matheson and berts, Ltd. ' _ ;i t^EADY ~Now, ' Plants of Sweet Peas, Li named varieties; 3s per dozen.— .theson and Roberts, Ltd. rEADY7~ioveiy Japanese Tree Preonics, b- 20 varieties,, beautiful colors.—Mathci and Roberta, Ltd. OW now Peas, Beans, Turnips, Radish, Onions, Lettuce, Parsnip, Beet, CarCelery.—Mathesonandßobcrt^Ltd^ BUY some of our excellent Begonia Bulbs, lino assortment colors; singles and doubles;—Matheson and Roberts, Ltd. ”|3 STEPHEN, Cargill’s Corner.—Roses, XV. Apples, Plums, Pears, Gooseberry, Cun-ant, Rasps, Olearia, Privet, Escallonia, Flowering Cherries, Gypsopbila, Roots, Jersey Bennes, Up-to-date, King Edward, Ashloaf Kidney; Floral Work at shortest notice. ARDEN Arches, Ornamental Fencing, \,T Carnation Supports, Flower Baskets— Binnio and Co., wireworkers, St. Andrew street. UNEDIN Gardening Club Meets 20th September; subject, ‘Spring Flowers,’ by Mr D. Tanuock. BILLBASKET Seeds,” true to title; . they produce the best results; in any ntity.—From Colin Johnston. EDDING Begonias, brilliant dazzling displays; lovely N.Z.-grown bulbs, now lv; softest pinks to richest scarlets; Is each, 15s dozen.—Colin Johnston, special'UMl KUMI, not a marrow or pumpkin, _ but bettor than both; seed, 6d packet. olin Johnston. RUIT Trees, Hedge Plants, Ornamental Shrubs, Bedding Plants, Pot Plants, everything that grows—Colin Johnston. LVELET Oaks; brilliant red foliage, delightful habit, very scarce; buy iraliately; 7s fid each—Colin Johnston, ?ANDAED Roses; lovely specimen trees ready, choicest named varieties; □did crowns to flower this season—Colin nston. named varieties of beautiful colors com. il/ prise a packet of lovely “Fillbasket ” Sweet Reas; sow now for bright, effective displays; Is packet—Colin Johnston. ANCIERS* new Pink and Lavender Slocks: enormous trusses; practically ad double; each Is packet—Colin Johnston. OPPER Beech Plants offered for first time in years; valuable ornamental tree; limited supplies.—Colin'. Johnston. “ /“TURLY Pom Asters,” real art shades; VJ delightful double flowers; immense size; Is packet—Colin. Johnston, specialist.JERSEY Bennes. earliest of all; lovely sample; choice graded, true to name; buy immediately.—Colin Johnston'. OTATOES—Divernon Early, ‘ Dargiil Early, Kitty Glover, Kerr’s Pink, Golden Wonder, Arran Rose—Colin Johnston, specialist. OTATOES.—Snowflake, Snowdrop, Witch Hill, Epicure, Dates, Derwents; all Southland grown'; super, grade only—Colin Johnston. , POTATOES— Jersey Bennes, King Ed-; ward, Sutton’s Supreme, Majestic, | Early Eclipse, Tinwald Perfection, Black Kidney, Robin Adair, Early Puritan; hand j graded and sorted—Colin Johnston. | NOTE— All Potatoes are sold from actual I display; what you eeo you buy—Colin Johnston, 12 Water street (Stock-Exchange Buildings),'Dunedin; 'phono 13-786.
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Evening Star, Issue 19658, 10 September 1927, Page 19
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