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Hund>«ds of Auckland Homes are Protected and Beautified with Crescent Lead and Zinc Paint ALL SHADES PROCURABLE. 17s per gallon. J. OATES, Por Paint Value UPPER STMONDS STREET. CARPET CLEANINGAND SHAMPOOING Id. Per Square Foot. VACUUM CLEANING CO. or*. Cr. Wellesley and Albert. Street*’ Phone 41-769. SPECIAL BULB OFFER! f AT REDUCED PRICES TO CLEAR. 10,000 Anemones, Choice Strain 10,000 Ranunculi. All shades 20,000 Daffodils. Large flowered 5,000 Tritonias. New Hybrids 4,000 I/achenalias. Aureum 12,000 Preesias. Scented 6,000 Ozs. Winter Sweet Peas, Waved varieties Vdozen, iqq ». 7/- ~ 1/1/3 „ 9d „ 1/3 oz. 7/- " »/- , - POST FREE From GRIFFITHS’ MT. EDEN NURSERIES LTD. P.O. BOX 13. NEWTON. . ... , y M nvwuuiwj BITUMASTIC (Registered Trade Mark) Made In ENGLAND by WAU.EB DOVE BITUMASTIC An anti-corrosive paint obtainable in 14 Colours, including LIGHT ..a DARK GREEN—the GREEN WHICH KEEPS ITS COLOUR. TRY IT FOB TOUR ROOP* The price is reasonable, too. Pull particulars from J. Wildridge & Sinclair —N.Z. —Ltd. FANSHAWE STREET, AUCKLAND. WOODY ATT ”Lfw ) °Mowgß , °“ All British. AU part* can be replaced. Blade:) of finest Sheffield steel will last a lifetime. Easy running, smooth cutting. R. Cranston & Sons Sole SC&J*"*"’ Lawn Mowers and Saws Collected. Sharpened and Delivered. A SOW NOW NEW SEASON S SEED OF Cineraria Pansy Primula Sweet Peas Wallflower Sweet, William Antirrhinum Nemesis Carnation Viola Gaillardia, etc. PLANT.—Ranunculus Anemones Daffodils Crocus Freesia;— Ixias Tritonias VEGETABLE SEEDS IN SEASON. 98 Queen St. (opp. Bank N.Z.), AUCKLAND Nursery—Royal Oak, Onehunga. G. J. MACKAY LOST EYESIGHT CANNOT BE RESTORED ! Have your Eyes Examined and Correctly Fitted with MODERN GLASSES. H. GREGORY Optician. Rooms— DAVID TEED, LTD., Chemists and Opticians. 205, Broadway, Newmarket Rhone 48-020

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