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Otaki Mail, 18 December 1922, Page 4

SPECIAL OFFEE.,I To advertise our CHRYSANTHEMUMS vre lire offering following varieties at the reduced price of 12s per doz. (postage paid). EVERYONE IS A PRIZETAKEIi AND TRUE TO NAME. ALEXDE LACY, Crimson, very large. ' An easy grower and good keeper.

2/- each. ALICE BENSON, white reflex, 2/- each. DOROTHY GOLDSMITH, old gold reflex, V s c™ll- - JACOBS' deep crimson gold reverse. A beautiful reflexing type, 2/6 ea. EDITH CAYELL, large bronze reflex, 2/- oa. EVELYN FERGUSON, reddish salmon bronze, VS oa. F.S. VALLIS, yellow reflex, 1/3 ea. GLAD VS BLACKBURN, .yellow reflex. 1/3 ea. GOLDEN CHAMPION, very large golden yellow, 2 /- ea - Many more Choice Varieties to Choose . from. GALLIPOLI, light mauve pink, silvery reverse, , V 3 ea ” GUY PADGETT, pale pink reflex, 1/3. H,v. WEST, deepest yellow, broad .petals, whored and incurved, 8/- ea. HETTY, rose pink reflex, 1/3 ea. ILMA-RATTEN, silvery pink reflex,

2/6 ca. KARA DOW. bronze reflex, ' 1/3 ea. MARJORIE FELLING, ivliite, 1/3 ea. MRS J. J. WILLIAMS, rich yellow reflex, 1/3 each. MRS MEASE, primrose reflex, 1/3 ea. MRS R. LOXFORD, rich bronze reflex, 1/3 ea. REGINALD VALLIS, purple amaranth always good. . 1/3 oa. RENOWN, rich dark crimson, gold reverse, ca ’ ROSE DAY. beautiful pink of the largest size. 2/6 ea, STEVEN BROWN, Snlmon old gold reverse. large broad petals incurved, 3/6 ea. WELL’S LATE FINK, pink very late, good for cut flowers, 1/3 ca. NOW is THE TIME TO PLANT. H. H. HOPMEIER, NURSERYMEN WAIKANAE, NEWS FROM THE OLD COUNTRY.

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TO STAND THIS SEASON AT THE FARM, WAIKA N A E, THE TROTTING STALLION E G 31 O N T is a beautiful dark bar standing 15.2, and cltum.s as his j sire that champion hSl'sfe ALMONT, ~ mile 2.12, two miles 4.32. three miles i 6.50 (world’s record). Whilst AJ- ! mont’s sire, Rothschild, is progenitor i of most of the famous trotters in New Zealand, including Emmeline 2.8, 3.5 (•New Zeaian 1 record); Dan Patch 2.9, ' Revenue, 2.1 i. 2.5, and a hundred 1 oiler.-. EGMCXTC- dam, Brookholm Belle, is by Brookholm—-Miss Berlin (imp.) by Berlin (imp.) dam Walless. ’ EG MONT has already sired winners ] in the South Island, including Rouble, i 2.30, winner of many races, and has . himself v, on race- ut Pin raptor. Park, ! Christchurch. i i i Fee. for season £3 3s. For further particulars apply to GEO. TLMrllint.'T, Owner, Waikanae. MR W. H. FIELD’S < ' CLYDESDALB STALLION BtTCHLYVXE’S HEIR ; JOY Bonny Breastknot (imp.), Maggie Lauder (imp.). First prize winner ' as a yearling at Oaxnara show (1919). : Standing this season at Waikanae for » limited number of mares. Fees £5 5s (single mare); reduction for two or more belonging to same owner. I Paddoeking arranged. Every care, i but no responsibility.— Apply L. L. CDY, ~Waik.aa.Aa.