IRISH GARDENING. 



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EPARTMENT of AGRICULTURE and TECH- 

 NICAL INSTRUCTION FOR IRELAND 



TRAINING IN— 

 Agriculture . Creamery Management 

 Horticulture . Poultry Fattening . 

 Forestry . Cheese- Making 



Persons who desire to attend courses in the ahove 

 subjects at any of the Department's Institutions during 

 the year, 1909-10, should make early application to — 



THE SECRETARY, 



Department of Atfricultiire and 

 Technical Instruction, Dl BLIX 



LADY GARDENER.— A trained Studley Colleg^e 

 student, holding Royal Horticulture Society's First 

 Class Certificate, at liberty at present. Moderate salary. 

 -Apply D., Office of this paper. 



PROTECT Y'OUR BUDS, or you will get no fruit. 

 Netting, good strong, small mesh ; will not rot. 

 30 sq. yards for Is. Any length or width supplied. 

 Orders over 5s. carriage paid. — H. J. GASSON, Net 

 Works, RYE. 



WATERPROOF CAPES.— Large size, suitable for 

 Cyclists or men exposed to the wet, 3s. each. 

 Large Police Oilskin Capes, lined with Serge, 5s. each. 

 Extra Large Blue Cloth Police Capes, 5s. 6d. and 6s. 6d. 

 Splendid Rubber Jackets, any size, 7s. 6d. each Oil- 

 skin Overall Leggings, 2s. pair. Either above carriage 

 paid.— H. J. G.ASSON, Government Contractor, RYE. 



WATERPROOF COVERS, pliable as railway 

 sheets, 12 ft. by 9 ft., I2s. ; 1 5 ft. by 9 ft.', 

 ISS. ; any size at Is. per square yard, with lashes. 

 Superior stout rot-proof green Canvas, an\- size. Is. 6d. 

 per square yard, with lashes. Cash returned if not 

 approved of. No rubbish. — H . J . G -A S S O N , 

 Government Contractor, RYE. 



MILITARY KNEE BOOTS, smart appearance, 

 7s. 6d. per pair ; Naval Knee Boots, very strong, 

 6s. 6d. per pair ; Bluchers, 5s. 6d. per pair, any size ; 

 carriage paid. Cash returned if not approved of. — 

 H. J. GASSON, RYE. 



FLOWERING SHRUBS^ 



Thousands of meritorious and 

 rarities (flowering), 8d. each, free 



Arbutus 



Azara 



Brooms '_. wi 



Buddleias 6 ^ 



Caryopteris 



Cassinia 



Choisya 



Cistus 



Cordylines 



Colutea 



CoronJIla 



Cotoneaster 



Drimys 



Erica (H'-.ith 



Escallonia 



Eugenia 



Eupatorium 



Eurybia 



Fuchsia 



Fabiana' 



Hydrangea 



Lilacs 



Phitadelphus 



Ribes 



Jasminum 



Primulinum 



Collection of 1 2 at 4s. & 6s., flowering various periods 



Procure our Cafaiog^ue^ a veritable . 

 masterpiece^ Jree Jtf. ; free to Customers 



PENNICK & CO., Delgany Nurseries, wicklow 



EVERY FARMER 



Should Use 



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NITRATE 

 OF SODA 



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60 Tons of MANGELS 



50 Tons of SWEDES . 



4 Tons of HAY . . 



27 Cwt. of OATS . . 



Per Statute Acre 



have last season ( 1 908) been realised 



by using 



Nitrate of Soda 



in conjunction with moderate quantities 

 of dung, phosphates and potash 



NITRATE OF SODA is not a 



mere stimulant, but an energiser, and a 

 true plant food ^^'hich acts immediately 



('(III be bought of all leading dealers in iiutniires 



Pamphlets emd Books containing the fullest . 

 practical information can be had (gratis) from 



JOHN SIMPSON 



15 Lower Sackville Street, DUBLIN 



or from the 



Secretary, Permanent Nitrate Committee 

 Friars House, New Broad St., LONDON. E.G. 



