Garden flowering shrubs and fruit for early spring color
The article advises planting flowering cherries to quince and similar varieties now for early spring color. It highlights Pynnus Serrulati and Prunus Sinensis Alba among options, noting bloom forms from single to double, and describes quince and Malus Spectabilis groups with white and pink blossoms, plus foliage quality and height ranges for each shrub or tree.
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Dorothy Perkins
Enon
Four Points of a Good Cough Remedy and Garden Notes
The article outlines essential qualities for a cough remedy emphasizing speed safety and economy, promoting a concentrated HERNZO product costing 3/ and yielding a pint when diluted. It also gives garden tips on planting onions cabbages peas tomatoes and herbs suitable for military uses, with spacing and early spring advice.
Seed Parcel Offer With Mixed Varieties and Free Post
An old notice promotes seed parcels offering No 1 with 37 varieties including tomato and water melon, No 2 giant tomato traits and red flesh, No 3 child friendly mixed flowers, and No 4 combined bundles. Whole three sets available for 2 shillings, all post paid.
Seed Plant and Bulb Merchants Ad
A compact item from a newspaper fragment shows P L Shepherd & 20N Pry. LTD. Seed Plant and Bulb Merchants with address at 10 Clarence Street. The rest reads as an offhand compliment about Mag Sith’s reaction to a remark regarding her daughter’s expression.
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P_L
Shepherd & 20N Pry. Ltd
Clarence Street
Mag. Sith
Building Up the Small Flock of Merino Wool Breeds
This piece guides small flock owners to select breeding stock that yields profitable wool. It stresses clear aims on wool type, body frame, high density and even color. It advises learning from experienced breeders and culling faults such as undersized, narrow or poorly proportioned animals.
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Department of Agricultural
Wool trade report notes delayed wool season uptake
Wool report from Pitt Son and Badgery Limited details that the early season was hindered by unseen regulatory limits and transport problems. The Wool Committee delayed approvals for many consignments, reducing catalogues and leaving only about half of the anticipated quantities to be offered in the first round.
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Pitt, Son and Badgery, Ltd
Séeason
World wartime armament output and Allied tank plans
Wartime estimates discuss Yue W423 and Lola alongside Britain and Russia forming a barrier to a Triple Asia. America’s armament output valued at £14 billion in 1942 hides 45,000 tanks and 73,000 diving UHB. Britain aims to raise 1943 output beyond 20,000. Russia’s factories recover after the German advance, building toward a Matilda tank target for a British fleet.
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WS. Wir
Lola
Britain
Russia
America
Troy
Aulone
Dawl initial catalogue of the season ready
Daw initial catalogue of the season was fulfilled last Thursday. It comprised nine moderate selections and included early shipments from the near and north western districts. It is hoped that arrivals increase and various amendments completed will relieve storage pressures and enable work to be covered by depleted tiles. An initial catalogue in Nowcastly also listed nine year old eel varieties of the new clip.
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Thurg
Nowcastly
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