Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1916, Page 7

NURSERYMEN'S NOTICES. TREES. TREES. R. McK. MORISON, NURSERYMAN, STRATFORD, Has for sale a FIXE ASSORTMENT of GARDEN AND CATTLE HEDGE PLANTS. SHELTER & ORNAMENTAL TREES. FRUIT TREES AND FLOWERING SHRUBS. Come and inspect my Nurseries. Upwards of 20 years' standing. Compare Quality and Prices. Orders by post or telephone promptly attended to. BOUQUETS AND WREATHS SUPPLIED. R. McK. MORISON, NURSERYMAN, STRATFORD. Telephone 22. Town Agont—NEWTON KING, Stratford, New Plymouth, Kaponga and Inglewood. HEDGE AND SHELTER TREES. NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT. FINE, WELL-GROWN. HARDY PLANTS, piNua jjvfeiGNlS and MURICATA, 15/- to 20/- per 100. CUPRESSUS, LAWSONIANA and MACROCARPA, 25/- per 100. ELEGNUS, ESCALLONIA, GOLDEN and SILVER AICE AKE, LAUREL, PRIVET, BROADLEAF and other Hedge Plants, fine, strong two-year-olds, at 20/- per 100. RARE SHRUBS, including HEATHS (30 varieties), WARATAH, RHODODENDRONS (50 varieties), BORO.MAS (4 varieties), ROSES and other rare shrubs. Send for our General Catalogue, 00 pages; New Zealand Native Plants, 30 pages; post free. DUNCAN & DAVIES, Ltd., WESTOWN, NEW PLYMOUTH.

jr A Cold will go right •through the family Nothing is so infectious as a cold. Stop it at once with a dose or two of Bonnington s Irish Moss. It is a sure cure for coughs and colds, and should be in every household. Irish moss gives speedy relief whether the cold be located in head, throat or lungs—it clears the choked-up air passages, banishes that "stuffy" feverish feeling, relieves that dry, parching sensation in the throat, and eases the lungs. This lady, like thousands more, would not be without it "9lnoe being in New'zeakncL I nave nsod Bonnington's Irish Jloag -with very great raecess. I have fonnd it most beneficial for the children tor coaghs and colds, during the colddamp weatherand always Ilka to VflAn a Vmttl* in 4U. K ncuiuoi auu nIWKjB like to keep a bottlo in the house." J. w. COTTEN. Atk for, tnd insist on getting Bonnington'e, No other is "last as good." Ail ohemists and store*. Said in ltr«« tad nail battles. - 10(i CMIMioi AONNiNCTOfff carragcw