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Motueka Star, Volume II, Issue 83, 30 May 1902, Page 2

THE UNDERSIGNED beg to notify , vtb,e-Fiii'niers ;of the. District that .tihey csu ry a complete stock of I/nplements. *** Agents for . Booth and Macdonald ’s T WELL KNOWN I mplements. Also, the Famous < > OLIVER PLOUGHS Both for Hillside and for General purposes. Rankin and Sons, MOTUEKA.

THE Undersigned has been commissioned to SELL the following Valuable .and Reliable Implements, namely : I Spring Tine Syracuse Cultivator, with Seat I New Selector Plough, with Disc and other Coulter / Spring Dray, with Three Springs, capable of carrying Two Tons on the Springs. _ To a reliable purchaser, Credit will be given. U. A. TARRANT, Commission Agent. April 18th, 1902. BLACK. CURRANTS, Two and Pour Years old. Apply sharp. HUFF AM BROS.

For Sale, BLACK CURRANTS, “Lea’s Prolific.” Exceptionally strong', healthy Plants ; two vents old. To secure these, apply early. V. W. THORP. PROVINCIAL HOTEL, Bridge- it reel > Nelson. Near Government Buildings. A. F. ROBERTSON Begs to inform residents of Alotu- : eka and surrounding Districts that he has taken over this well known Hotel, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a share of their patronage. *** Only the best Wines and Spirits kept in stock.

Horse Clipping. The Undersigned Is prepared to CLIP ALL KINDS OF HORSES, with a Patent Clipper, in a thorough, workmanlike manner. Terms on application. Draught Horses a Specialty. C. McGEE, Motueka. AnchorShipping&Foundry Company, Limited Sailings from Nelson : FOR WELLINGTON. THE WAVERLEY, about Monday, June 2nd. 1 FOR WAN3ANUI. i THE KENNEDY Early.