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Manawatu Herald, 31 May 1902, Page 3

OXTON RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. COMPANY ORDERS. The Foxton Rifle Volunteers wid parade as under— May 15th—Govt. Parade „ 22nd—Comp. Parade 29th'—Govt. Parade Orderlies.—Sergt Austin and Corporal Dunn, J. W. WALSH, Officer Commanding F.V.R. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. ALL Persons are cautioned against trespassing on our property near the Cemetery, with dog or gun. Prosecution will follow any neglect of this caution. SYMONS BROS. Foxton, 18th March, 1902. The Edison Gem! JUST RECEIVED-A consign ment of the above. The most Perfect Talking Machines yet offered to the public. Each machine com plete with a Recorder, Reproducer, extra large Spun Brass Horn, Oil Feeder, Camel Hair Brush and Book of Instruction, so sirap'e a child can use it so perfect that you get the best of the World’s music in your own home, bo interesting because you can make and re pro* duce your own records, and so cheap that everyone shou'd get one. Call and see them, I have plenty of Records to choose from, and more to arrive. ALMANAC S. I have still a few “ STAR ” Almanacs left. DIARIES. These are nearly all gone. An early call may save disappoint ment. School Requisites. A full stock of these now invoiced to meet the coming demand. ALF FEASEE, STATIONER & NEWS Maw mm Fruit Trees & Roses. THE undersigned, having the largest stock of Fruit Trees and Roses in New Zealand, begs to offer them to the public at the following prices:— . Apples (on blight-proof stocks—2 years old, 6a per dozen; 8 years, 9s per dozen ; 4 years, 12s per dozen. Plums—2 years, 9s per dozen; 8 years, 12a per dozen. Roses (Hybrid Perpetuals)—6s per dozen Roses (Tea Scented, &c.)—Bs per dozen. Seedless Gorse—los per 100; £4 per 1,000. Seedless Gorse Cuttings—2oa per 1,000. Terms—Net Cash f.o.b. Bluff, Unknown correspondents must send a remittance with their Orders. Catalogues and Prices of Fruit and Forest Trees and Ornamental Shrubs of all descriptions forwarded on application, 1 would advise intending purchasers at a distance to amalgamate their Orders and so effect a considerable saving in cost of carriage. Robert Cleave, NURSERY AND SEEDSMAN INVERCARGILL, N.Z. [Established 1868.] ' Trees. Trees. Trees. PLANTING SEASON 1901. OVER 600,000 FRUIT, SHELTER AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, HEDGE PLANTS, &c. Including APPLES, Pears, Plums, Peaches Apricots, Japanese Plums, Nectarines, Medlars, Quinces, Oranges, Lemons, Persimmons, Raspberries, Mulberries, Strawberries, Gooseberries, Currants, Grape Vines, the new fruit “ Loganberry,” and Lancashire Prize Gooseberries in great variety; Mac* rocarpa, Pines, Gums, Abies, Rhododendrons, Camel ias, Daphnes, Ericas, &c., &c. Every Tree is grown in high country, and in an exposed position, without shelter, and is therefore hardy and sure to succeed in any locality. I stock no cheap rubbish stuff, but sound, strong, healthy trees. I hold testimonials as to the success of my trees from all parts of the colony. Thos. Horton, PREMIER NURSERIES, PAHIATUA.