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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 6, 16 February 1885, Page 3

STi:VK\S A GORTON. GRASS SEEDS. GRASS SEEDS. Just Arrived, Direct from London, ex lonic, to the order of STEVENS & GOItTOX, Alsyke, Cow Grass, Rod Clover, Whito Cover, Trefoil,. Meadow Fi'scue, Slioop Fescue, Hard Sail and Rod Fescues, Siorin, C ested Dog's Tail, Meadow Foxtail, Poa Pratnisis, Poa Tiiviales, Poa Ncmoralis, Sheep PiUwley, Field Turnip, etc., eie. The a'>ove Seeds were purchased through one of the most reliable Soed Merchants m London, and have arrived m ti rat-rate condition. Also, English Rye Grass, from old pa<th res, (machiuc dri«sed) Italian ditto Cocksfoot, Timothy, local and imported N.B. — As wo intend, to test all Seeds, on arrival, ourselves, ft growing sample of each will lie on view at our Rangitikei- street Store m the course of ten or twelve days, and intending purchaser* will have a fair opportunity to judge for themselves. This course is adopted as a mark of {food faith that we do not keep cheap or inferior Seeds. Onr prices will compare favourably with those of any house on the West Coast. A reduction will be made to purchasers re quiring large quantities. Samples on application. i STEVENS & GORTOtf, Auctioneers and General Importers, Palmerston North aud Bulls. Special Notice.— Tiy our Teas— Pure Indian and China, at wholesale prices. Fencing Wires— No. 6, 7, and 8 (liest brands), Galvanized and Black Barbed ditto. Sheep Dips-— Cooper's, Peacock's, and McDougall's. Oat.-, Chaff, etc. AGENCIES : Liverpool aud London and Globe Five Insurance Company. Australian and Calcutta Te;i Association. Peacock's New Sheep Dip (strongly recommended). "Howard's Simplex Twine Binding Harvester. EDINBURGH HOUSE, THE SQUAEE. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS May now be procured at D. M. GEORGE'S ESTABLISHMENT. The following must, be cleared to make room foi; 60 Cases New Goods, to arrive per next diivc t steamer, from Messrs Art hur & Co., Glasgow, about April Ist :-— 100 Ladiex'"4-in Hands, 12/6 ; usual price, 30/. 100 Cloth Jackets; 12/9 ; woith 40/. 80 Silk Capes, -10/- ■; worth 25/. 30 ladies' Costumes, 8/6 ; worth 20/. 50 Lndiec' Costumes 15/-; worth.3s/. Homck Long Cloth, 3/6 ; worth, 6/ , Hoyle's Prints, 3J ; worth 6d. ; MILLINERY Half Price. Lidies' Corsets, 1/11 ; worth 4/6. Lace, 3in width, 2£d yd ; worth 1/. Tapestry Carpets »/. Per Yard, Worth 8/6. Linoleum, 6ft Wide, 5/4 Per Yard, "Worth 9/. Men's Felt Hats, U 6d ; woith 4* 6d. Straw Hats, 6d and Is ; worth 2s 6d and 4s 6d. Come 6f See Our Men's Suits at ONE fAUIIfEA. D. M. George, EDINBURGH HOUSE, The Square, Palmerston North. GESERIL CARRIER. GMILLKR, Rangitikei Line, is prepared to do all kinds of Carrier's Work. A Light Brake 1 on H ire, cheap. Fu?6VOOd^>vcrcil to any part of lh« town. Orders lift with Mr James Miller, Cily Butchery, promptly attended 10. N.B. — Cash purchaser of firewood.