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English Garden GIFT To FIRST ebEE Guan 8rosen I0O 'Buy Who 'SEEDS From the century-old gardens of beautiful Kent the Garden 0f England come the world' $ choicest seeds: Their choice bloom:, grown from critically selected pure prizewinning parent stock proved and improved by genera" tions of careful culture and such aS are supplied to public parks private gardens ond great estates; beoutily this Gardening World of ours ! Ney Zealand Cardeners have fhe coportunity of securing similat bsauh by purchasing FAVERSHAM NURSERY SEEDS Seeds that have been expertly acclimatised o tnis hemisphere, S0 that their vonderful beauty of bloom has been retained. Faversham Seeds arc '0f outstanding Merit for discriminating gardeners ho Jnsis t On QUALiTY . AlI seeds are specially selected; Ee have supplies of the choicest seasonal yarieties The pnce 0f each packet I5 2/ Or four packets as an introductory offer for 6/ To the first I0o only no order pockets Specially Selected FREE GIFT PACKET Mill also be sent: MAIL Your CASH FOR FOUR PACKETS Now to secure your free gift; Ito assist In selection following parieties suggested 0S Seasonal: Petunia Singles Doubles ), Aster (Double Feathered ) Salvia Bonfite, Bedding, Tom Thumb), Phlox (Gloria ) Zinnia (Colossus Pansy (Giant Exhibition AlI other varieties evailable. Jonathan Wells, Heod Gardenera Faversham Nurserya 801 879, Auckland. Post Coupon Now ! 6a 6 JONATHAN WELLS Dept L Box' 879 , AUCKLAND: enclose Postal Note for 6/ . tot chich please forvard Me four Packets 06 Faversham Seeds d9 attached list by retura mail NAME ADDRESS_ (Write plinly) }avershat Flatetz OUT COME FARD UCLY CORNS CORE ANd ALL Applied in 10 seconds, Dr Scholl's soothing, healing, softly-cushioning Zino-pads, with separate Medicated Disks included free in every packet, quickly loosen hard, obstinate corns-~soon they lift out, easily, core and all; the medically safe, sure way! 1/6 0 packet from chemists and Dr. Scholl's dealers every where: DE Scholls Zino pads

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 5, Issue 123, 31 October 1941, Page 16

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Page 16 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 5, Issue 123, 31 October 1941, Page 16

Page 16 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 5, Issue 123, 31 October 1941, Page 16

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