■illillMu\ ffiß(^V! Apl ? I> r. AUSTRALIA AND LHI Pi lln-^ Superior. Seeds have been tried -flr raw . n-nt a t a JXT\ UUJJA/U wi(h (he ni?st gaiisfactory results iri JM JtUVv liihh.ljh.riV. '■'■ these countries. I niate' the following inducements to get everybody to plant them. Flowers, Offer; No. 1. Grand Box Containing Aster, Gov. McKinley, Over 50 grand Geeman Mixed Seeds, 400 Choice Sorts, colors. Fclixeo.e Plants, for dtcorative foliage. Sweet Peas, Emily Henderson, Best. Pisks, Bell's Show Mixed. These ar< New White. Peidxia. Bell's Show Mixed the best-Fobget-me-not, New Stiiped, Lovely Phlox, -Bell's Show Mixed, mixtures in Ijnrge Flower. . . YekbeaA, Bell's Show Mixed the world. tiiKCM, Perpetual Flowering, Blooms. Pan.-y, Our Nellie, Gorgeously Beautiful. ■'"■ All Summer. Poppy, Pdverdale Mixture, Grandest Out. Wondebful Mexican Primrose, Worth Wwite Flowers, 100 Sorts for Whitt 25 cents. - ■ Bouquets. . Yelj,ow Flowers, 100 Sorts Mixed! for Book on Soimeb GarpeKino, Free Bouquets. And Five Other Grand Sorts. All the above sent by mail for only 1 shilling and 6 .■■'•■■• •.■•.•' • pence. Vegetable^, Grand Box. Containing One Package Each. Best Beans Best Carrot Best Lettuce Best Eadish :>.-:'. y .Best- Peas '• Early Cabbage Best Melons Best Squash ■.•,- .BestOorn" - ■• L»t<>. Cabbage Best Onions' Best Tomato ' : ; ,■■ Best- Beet ; . ' '" Best Cuourabcr Best Pumpkins Best Turnip. '" 4 fackoges other, choi^p vegetables;. and a g?m; flower collection of 10 packets. Thfe'above box SO packages of seeds mailed for only 2 shillings. • V'- : ''■ '^Sbfid money by post money order on Binghamton, N.Y. '■-'"' A trial of flowers of vegetables for C pence in silver. 10 packets of Choice -Flower Seeds for Qd. or 6 packets of Vegetable Seeds for 6d. All of the aVove for 4 shillings by mail, and catalogue of seeds free. Address ?. J. Beli; iinghamton, N. Y/, P. S. America. RANGES: •BANGES, RANGES. SOLE MABKET OF TEE CELEBRATED CQRNISH COOKING RANGES, Acknowledged by all to be the Stiocgest, Most Economical and by far tbe'4>eet Cooking Eange in the Colony Pastry, Scones, etc., baked in less than 10 nainutce. . Tho ovens ara. portable,, can be removed to be thcrouglily cleaned or-to -effect -Tepaira -without the expense of rf setting ranpe. Barjges^for country are supplied:wii,b; fire^pla«es for burning wood up to.2ft lorg. Over 50 designs to chose from, 2ft to 12ft long. LARGE STOCK ALWAYS, ON HAND. AT OUR SHOWROOM, ' ' MANNERS STREET. LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO THE 'TRADE.' Catalrgius to aEplication. Repairs a speciality. "Inspection invited. i i To be had from' all Ironmongers.
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Manawatu Herald, 2 July 1895, Page 1
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400Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Herald, 2 July 1895, Page 1
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