No. SO. 



This is an Ideal Frame for Allotment Holders and Smallholders. 



Size, 4 ft. 9 in. by 3 ft. 9 in. Sides. 9 in. high. Painted two coats 



and glazed with 15 oz. glass. Frames also supplied in other 



styles and sizes. Prices on Application. 



N .■. H. 7 5 

 The fronts are J I in. high, backs 22 in. high 



The frar 



V.'^ """'.'> °'=.""'- Jiign, oacKS ii in. nigh. 1 he trame is i in 

 thick, and the lights li in., glazed with 15 oz. glass, and painted 

 two coats. I -Light Frame, 4 ft, by 6 ft. 2-Lieht Frame, 8 ft. by 

 b tt. 3-Light 1-rame. 12 ft. by 6 ft. Prices on Application. 



HAVE the BEST of GARDEN FRAMES 



Built to last — soundly constructed of selected and 

 seasoned materials, of the latest designs — these Garden 

 Frames are, like all products of Boulton & Paul, the best 

 available at the lowest possible prices — consistent with 

 sound workmanship. The great resources of this Century- 

 old firm are fully utilised in making these frames, 

 just as in the Conservatories and Horticultural Buildin^^s 

 of B. &. P. Construction, As the stock is limited 

 and the demand large, earlj' orders are advised. 



Enquiries in ited fur Green- 

 houses, Conservafories. Vinery 

 R niiics. Pencil H ,nses. Carnation 

 Houses, Heaiinii Systenis,Gardcii 

 /•'mines, etc.. of all descrit^tions, 

 'with requisite accessories. 



These are in Stock Ready 

 for Immediate Delivery. 

 \Vrite for our List of 

 Garden Frames & Small 

 Greenhouses. 



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For full information applv to SCPER. 

 INTENDENT of EMUiKAnON for 

 C.\N.\DA. 11. 12, 13, Cl.arinK Cross 

 LoriJoii, S.W.I, or to the <'aiudiaii 

 G ivcrnment EinigrRtion Agent. 

 Dawson Street. Duljlin 



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JT'S one thing to " hand over tlie goods " and another 

 thing to hand them with a helping hand. Amateur 

 Gardeners need to be helped in their many difficulties, 

 besides being supplied with materials. Messrs. Bees 

 have alw.iys recognised this fact. To begin with, all 

 the goods they sell are guaranteed and tested ; hence the 

 word Guarantested which place.? the Hall-Mark of reliability 

 on everything furnished by Bees. But the matter does not 

 cud there : Bees undertake to help their customers until 

 success has been assmcd. Principally in order to do this, 

 they have brought cut their Monthly Journal, "The Busy 

 Bee." Clear, up-to-date, and eminently useful, this little 

 publication provides the information which the Amateur 

 Gardener is continually needing. The Editors of the various 

 Departments solicit enquiries from readers with regard to 

 any difficulties they may encounter, and advice is given by 

 experienced persons in each case. 



Not only does " The Busy Bee " deal with Gardening 

 Subjects, but it also devotes space to Household Interests, 

 and the Children's Page is a source of delight to young.sters 

 of all ages. 



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Bees' New Bulb and Rose Catalogues 



In these days of Soaring Prices, when one must look beiore 

 one leaps so to speak, in the matter' of spending money, 

 Messrs. Bees' new Bulb and Kose Catalogues will come as a 

 genuine refresher. Generally speaking, the prices are con- 

 siderably lower than last season, and the bulbs, roses, etc., 

 offered therein are beautifully represented by the colour- 

 photography process. A card to the firm will bring this 

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