Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 26 July 1921, Page 2

NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT STRONG, WELL GROWN TREES OF F|NUS MURJCATA, strong 2-year, 35s per 100, FINUS INSIGNUS, strong 2yr, for shelter, 30* per 100, £l2 10s per 1000. FINDS INSIGNUS, straight stems for timber, £lO 10s per 1000. EUCALYPTUS, ACACIA & TREE LUCERNE (id boxes extra), 20s per 100, £7 10s 1000. OLEA RIA (Golden Ake Ake), Eleagnus, Laurel, Escallaria and Privet, one year tree* 25s 100, £lO 1000; 2yr trees 35# 100. CUPRESSUS MACROCARI’A, 2-year tree*, strong, 35s per 100. CUPUDSSUS LAWSONIANA, 2yr tree*, very '.acarce (3yr sold out), 40s per 100. BOXTHORN, Strong, 30s 1000 in lots of 10,000. BARBERRY, one year (2yr sold out) 40* 100. I’RUIT TREES, special grade, picked tree*, 3s each, 33s doz.; Commercial, 2s Ud each, 28s doz. LEMONS t ORANGES 4s to 5s each, 45* do*. Gooseberries & Rhubarb, strong. Is 3d each, 12* doz.; Roses, choice named, 2s each, 20s lox.; Shrubs and Climbers, choice 3s each, common 2s each, 20s dozen. Rhododendron, strong, 3s 6d to 5s each. Book your orders now, whilst stocks are good. Early planting is always the best. Catalogues upon application. DUNCAN y DAVIES, LTD., Exotic Nurseries, New Plymouth; W PETTIGREW, Fairbank Nurseries, Stratford; G. H. MILLS, Nurseryman, Normanby; W. MOSS, Nurseryman, Ngaerei and other Taranaki an< Wanganui Nurserymen. TO FARMERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED. is your chance to get your carti ing done promptly and at a rea*on< able price. Having secured a LEYLAND FOUR-TON LORRY, I am prepared I do carting at th( rate of one shilling per mile per ton, ful< ioadfi. Both wa> s ’harged. Starting Monday, 9th May* 1921. Minimum charge' Os per ton. TT^l eaae r ’ n ? n P- 'eave orders at A veale s (’Phone 1661. brougham Street} M. T. PV’T'pST, CARRIER, NLU PLYMOUTH. Our Mail Order Dep .riment ’• on the watch to safeguard mtgrtstt of our customers. Abiani s *4»p M Post” UhAmUt. New PlyraiQuU.