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Horowhenua Chronicle, 10 August 1911, Page 4

l\ The Standard B f /\ Y f cM. ffl!;' GEO. MILNES €ft£o£B AND DRAPER, OpwsdU " Horowhenaa Chronicle" Office. OXFORD BTRBBT. BOOTH AND DRAPERIES., " xnss in and see the new STOCKS. CV'i J OAIB tfE&BGLESOf p.'! Descriptions made nnd Repaired, Wo do not claim to be_4gdJ«| CHEAPEST hut^iu&rjaßßA PLANTING SEASON NEAR TO HAND. AT H. NEWPORT'S Kawiu Nursery you can buy—

That are as much immune from Woolly Aphis as" can be. That have never had Woolly Aphis on them. APPLE THEES That cannot Blight much, be cause they are two-thirds Blight proof wood. In all those varieties that are the most profitable to the planter, see Oataligue. . Under one dozen, 2s per tree; per dozen, 21s: per hundred, £7 10s. All grafted 15 to 18 inches above the ground; strong trees. Apricots, Peaches and Nectarines of the very best sorts, Is 6d per tree. Pears (good sorts), Is 6d; per tree. Plums, early and late, , all leading varieties, including Japanese varieties, Is to Is 6d per tree; also small fruits. Ithudodendrons, Camellias, Daphnes a specialty; also Roses of :best sorts. Evergreen and Deciduous Shrubs. HENRY NEWPORT;, 602-qr. LEVIN. . OX BEEP AND WETHER MUTTON Inly the primeot war PBOOURABLB ia eold a« tfee t.evin i>l eat and Cold, Storage Company. Lid. obega LEVIN AND WEBASOAi A PRIME ABTICLfi. FOB A 7AIB PBIGB fie difference between good! ;*tfeed and shoddy ia not aa graat « Hudifference between GOOD MBAT and the so-called Oi«*p He**. The proprietors of tW MEAT AND COLD STQBr AGB COMPANY Rely on the erkjm tfiaf f««fit7 should be the tr-f raff- nticwpnnw

Serges and Coatings Ihab. will not fade, turn rusty nor,; white are the Saltaire MATERIALS, In Bine*, Blacks, Greys and Browne, ;•- - for Ladiee , and Gentlemen's wear. -. TO BE HAD AT- ;■ C. FRECHLINt ; LADISS' AND GfiNTLEMl^'g.j yfefc'-- -':•'.' ■■-",., --,': r ' Jtlr,oXgOßD::: r ßT]MUgr.-- -' i.vi; - TJBVrv '■'