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Wairarapa Times-Age, 18 March 1943, Page 5

FOR AUTUMN PLANTING - ANEMONES— A Prize selected 12tjr 1/6 60fori/Mussing strain 12 for 1/- SOfOTI/*' RANUNCULUS— Double Mlxea 12 for 1/6 60 for 5/* Massing strain 12fori/- Wforl/FREES lASColoured Hybrida ir» 12 fori/< Massing .. 12 for 1/-100 for •/< daffodils— Trumnets. Mixed .. 12 for 2/1 Collection 19 Named Bnlbl 12f0r6/« Jonquils: Golden— ■ Solfel d’Or ..12for8/- 60fOtI/e crocus— I Early Soring.. 12f0r2/0 MforOM ALLIUMS— Rose and Yellow n 12 for 2/* ixias— i; Rainbow Mixture 10 for I/* IRIS: Tlngitana. Slue— f Winter Iris .. 12 for 2/- 50 tot 7/* LACHENALIAB— i Anrea, Golden -».• •»-» 12 for 2/8 Ppndnla. Novelty Red. .12 for7/6 SPARAXIA—Mixed .. 60 for 5/nciLLA—wood Hyaclntb .. 12 for 2/8 i ritonia—Orange & Salmon 60 for 2/NEW FLOWER SEEDS poppies—Gnrtford Giants .. Pkt. VSWEET PEAS— Winter. Mixed Pkta. 80. I/O 2/e winter. Coll. 11 Assorted named 5/stocks—Double. Mixed .. Pkt H 6d. CINERARIA— Giants. Exhibition ■». Pkt.. 2/6 NEIWESIA—Prize Mixed .. Pkt., Bd. ANTIRRHINUMS— Rustproof. Mixed ■»-< Pkt.,6d. ODOURLESS ONION Crlffltha’ new “Cdourleaa" Is almost free from the usual pungent odour and taste. This onion Is soft, mild and sweet. Can bo eaten raw or cooked without affecting the breath. 1/- pkt.. 2/- 4os. ONlON—crown SDanfsn.. t.. 2/-o«. ONlON—straw Spanish 2/-OS. 1 free catalogue—Forty pages I on Bulbs and Seeds for Autumn I ' planting. Write for your copy to* I day. All customers placing orders f will receive our seasonable mage* I zincs free of charge. I ,H LUddHiM~H.il: 119-123 Owens Road, Mt. Eden.

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WE DIDN'T ORGANISE IT . . . We CAN fix all sorts of simple things, such as making a cage for the canary, or putting up coat racks, or even building a really nice suit. We’re rather clever in these —and several otherdirections, really. But —we admit it quite frankly—we’ve never been able to get this weather business properly organised. Only occasionally we’ve been successful. If we want a sweltering hot day, we take our umbrella and overcoat to the office. If we think a spot of rain would do the garden good, we put the hose on. Usually it works, but not always. So we must fall back to a very wily trick. We’ve got some Featherweight Waterproof Coats in that put it across beautifully. Sufficiently waterproof, they fail to provoke a shower. Light as thistledown, they don’t bring on a hot day. And, being withal as cosy as a “hottie,” they ward off the unseasonal southerly. They certainly have the Weather Man puzzled. Come in and see ’em —if only for the pleasure of seeing how to put one across him. BULLICK BLACKMORE, Ltd. Queen Street, MASTERTON.