September 1, 1909 THE AUSTRALIAN GARDENER. 35 
=. @& WA. EXA CH Eis. 
Seeds of Cerasses and other Fodder Plants ier Stock. 
Phalaris commutata, Couch Grass, Rhodes Grass 
Paspalum dilatatum, by the lb., cwt., or sack 
Cocksfoot or Orchard Grass, Prairie Grass 
Rye Grass, Rib Grass, Cow Grass, Yellow Trefoil 
White Dutch Clover, Italian Crimson Clover 
King’s Island Melilotus, Sheep’s Burnet 
LUCERNE SEED 
Sorghum Saccharatum, Early Amber Cane 
Planters’ Friend, Hungarian Millet 
Japanese Millet, Pearl Millet (Pencillaria) 
Guinea Grass, Johnson Grass PrairinGrned 
Hungarian Millet 
MANGEL—Long Red, Yellow 
Globe, Yellow Mammoth, 
Giant Half Sugar 
WATER MELONS — Sugar 
Stick, Lodi, Cuban Queen, 
Ice Cream, Rattlesnake, 
etc, 
Insecticides & Fungicides. 
“ Torpedo” Sulphurers (Knap- 
sack), Improved Double 
Action, the latest and best 
for large vineyards 
Knapsack Spray Pumps, all 
Copper 
Spray Syringes, and others 
Propagating Glasses 
Hickory King” Maize 
Ninety-Day Maize 
Horse-Tooth Maize 
Riga Flax Seed (grown from 
Imported seed) 
Dwarf Essex Rape 
Japanese Buckwheat 
Sulla Sainfoin 
Sinclair’s Champion Carrot 
Kohl Rabi 
Chicory Large Rooted 
Sugar Beet 
Cow Peas 
Thousand-headed Kale 
Field Cabbage, Turnips 
Swedes, Carrots 
Lucerne. 
Se Gardening and Spraying Gloves 
i) Bee Gloves 
Green Turkish Bird Lime, in 
6d tins 
Hackett’s Special Parrot Food, in 
6d and 1s packets 
Hackett’s Special Canary Mixture, 
in 6d and 1s packets 
-Seedsmen -& Nurserymen, 
Sheep’s ernes 73 Rundle St., ‘Adelaide, Yellow Globe Mangel. 
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