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Grey River Argus, Volume XI, Issue 947, 9 August 1871, Page 3

: Seeds. > O E E D POTATO E S. THE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN. D. M'LEAN; Boundary street, has ON SALE- : .>.:■:-: h-h- ■■/:• '■ ■-■ -' A fine lot of Seed. Potatoes-- Early Kidneys'; Early ' Shawfi, Brown's ,'. River. '■?-,•■ ■ • ■■lw ■:■: i- ■>■■■- •■■■■ Also, ; -„. - t .. : r A very fine sample for Cooking.' ' Just landed, ex Gothenburg and Ocean Bride, A particularly fine quality of Butter and M'Connell's Hams and Bacon. Wines and Spirits by single bottle. Goods forwarded to North and South Beach, free of charge. D U N C A n"~~M «L E A N, Boundary street; The Cheapest Store in town. SEED POTATOES. DEED OATS. SEED OATS. The undersigned has received instructions to sell 500 bags Seed Oats, in lots to suit purchasers. GLENN BROTHERS, Importers, Wine, Spirit and Provision Merchants, Albert street. TO FARMERS; GARDENERS, PRIVATE GENTLEMEN, AND OTHERS. t iiHE Undersigned having just received ± his NEW SEASON'S SEEDS, per steamship Rangitoto, has now the pleasure to submit them to those in quest of FIRSTCLASS SEEDS, at his Store (late Empire Hotel), Richmond Quay, where they will be found all first-class, having the recommendation from the shippers, Messrs Law, Somner, and Co. : — Beans (Kidney) Melon Beans(Frenchorßun- Mustard ners) . : Onions -... Beans (Broad) Parsley Beet Parsnip Brocoli Peas (Sorts) Cabbage (Sorts) Pumpkin Carrots . Radish Cauliflowers Rhubarb Celery Spinach Cress * : Tomato Cucumber Turnips Leeks Vegetable Marrow Lettuce FIELD. Beet (Sugar) • . •; Rye(forGreenFodder) Peas White Clover Carrot . Perennial Red Clover Cabbage Lucerne Mangold Wurtzel Mixed Grass EXPECTED^ARRIVALS :— Early Seed Potatoes, Grass Seeds, Bone Dust, and Guano. Also, Regular Shipments of EGGS, BUTTER, FRUIT, & PRODUCE, From Melbourne, Nelson, andMotueka. B. JON ES, FAMILY GROCER, Wholesale and Retail Fruit and Produce Merchant, Richmond Quay (Late Empire Hotel). O FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND OTHERS. SE3DS ! SEEDS I J SEEDS I ! ! The undersigned have just received, ex Magnet, the largest and best' assorted stock ever imported to the West Coast, which they can guarantee direct from the growers, new and true to name. They are now enabled to offer to the Farmers of the Grey Valley and other districts, their stock of the following Seeds at a small advance on Melbourne prices : — Garden Seeds. Agbictjlukal Seeds. Beans (French or Kid- Beet (Sugar) ney) Beans Beana (French or Run- Peas (Field) ners) Carrot Beans (Broad) Chicory Beet Cabbage Borecole, or Kale Clovers ■ Brocoli Grasses Cabbage Mangel Wurzel Cabbage (Savoy) Parsley (for Sheep) , Carrot Rye (for Green Fod« Cauliflowers der) Celery ■, Tares, or Vetches Cress ' Tobacco Cucumber Turnip (Field Varie* Leek ties) . ; Lettuce Field Carrot Melon (Water) Chicory Melons(RbokbrMusk) Field Cabbage Mustard ; White Clover Onion Perrenial Red Clover, Parsley . or Cow Grass Parsnip Alsyke, or Hybrid. Peas (Earliest" Varie- Clover lies) Lucerne ■ Pas (Second Early) Prairie Grass . tea* (Later Varieties) Italian Ryegrass Peas (Wrinkled Mar- Cocksfoot rows) Ribgrass ■•..;■ Pumpkin . . Buffalo Grass Radish Sainfoin Rhubarb A few tons fine Early Spinach Seed Potatoes Squash . Tomato Turnips I Vegetable Marrow 250 bushels Perennial Ryegrass, really [ : ■-.:. prime General collection of Flower Seeds Fruit Trees in any quantity. ORR AND CO., Wholesale and Retail Grocers; Provision, Produce, and Seed Merchants, Next Union Bank. Publications. ■ M O T 1 C E . THE NEWS 6i~THE WORLD, Published in San Francisco, contains a summary of the latest important news from England,. Scotland, Ireland, Continent of Europe, North and South America, and all parts of the known globe. THE NEWS OF THE. WORLD is published on the Bame'day, and receives telegrams up to within two hours of the departure of the mail steamer for New Zealand ; tbat is to say : . THE NEWS OF THE WORLD contains news of four weeks later date than the •'European Mail," "Home News," or any paper printed in England. , The advantage of position, and the extensive means of communication possessed by the proprietors of THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, enables them to obtain information from the most reliable sources, and is a | guarantee to commercial men and the public ! generally that its news may be always dei ponded upon as authentic. , v .:/ .'-..'"•' ! i Delivered to Town Subscriberaimmediately on arrival," and posted to all parta of the West Coast. p JOHN ; BOJJRp ROCHE, fU CHwMe^a^Retail '* ; BOOKSELLER,., STATIONER, AND; NEWSDEALER, V Agent for Greyagtfu and District.

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