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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 920, 20 June 1891, Page 3

; H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. rpHE noxt . MeeUnfe; will ,*be heir! at I Leeston on THURSDAY, JULY 2nd :;; ' n'^'. „ . „ A. J. Gardiner^ . NUR^ERYkAN^ sbtfT]aBRIDGE. ' \, I WISH to give notice that 1 am a A»ctical Gardener from England, having had thirty<rthree years experienie. Persons wanting their; fruit treea. pruned and dressed, ehoul I let me know, nnl I will gimrantee to make them gfr«w and hear fruit every year, free from blight. Most people clo not properly understand the nature of trees ; through l want of ex- : psri nee, m trying; to save a pound they lose tweDty. Tliitj i«i fully proved by th« fact that moat trees nro d»-ad nt 15 or 30 years, whon they ought j-ist to be coming into tlieir orime at 50 years. If owners would mttampn with their treei and tmgi^e with mo for v few yearn, I will yive tiiein p'enty pf froit, iristfia<! of having to \ noli ikg th> iMi h .oned nrtie'e. !• am ouch to cm end trim all kinds of fruit treeH with any nmn m The worl ■', anil mako tuooa grow strong and healthy. I wish i«> leiibe a fruit ofoh-.rd for v term of \ft or 21 yearf. Old treos oi young. Pieaso let mo kijovv by letier. TE^VUIONI.\h. Tho tr^Oß pruned by Mr A. J. Gardiotjitliis l«nt two yonrs hive giv^n me evun Baiirtfaution, bearing exceiluiu fniit iuk! free from blight. — rhomas Rodger*, cjoirh bridge. Pleuly of others can be poer, ; f gABD^'ER.