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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1463, 24 September 1885, Page 4

Aramoho Nursery, (Close to Aramoho Junction, at which all Trains stop.) W. T. BENEFIELD, Invites an inspection of his Large and welUknown stock of Apple Trees, 1 to 3 years old, which Cannot ke Beat m the Colonies. I Pinus Insignia and Guprusus i Macaracarpa. From 80,000 to 100,000, 1 and 2 years old, the two best shelter trees grown. Alsp, — Hoses, Camelia, Azelias, and other ornamental and Forest Trees Prices Low to suit the times. N.B. — For the convenience of those who cannot visit the Nurcery, if they would leave their orders with ; ; Mr Siddle, the well-known Fruiterer of Ridgway-street, they will be punctually attended to, and here. Catalogues oan be obtained. Catalogues sent Free on application. Orders by Post punctually attended to. ';'■■' W, T. BENEFIELD, Nurseryman, Wanganui. PUKEPAPA NURSERY. .Near MARTon. G. F. HANNEKE Begs to call tue attention of the settlers of Manawatu and surrounding districts to his large and well assorted Stook of . Grafted & Budded Fruit Trees, Comprising the choicest and most approved varieties for Orchard ingOrnamental and Forest Trees. Evergreen and Deciduous Shrubs. Roses and Pot PlantsHawthorn Quicks, African Box Thorn and other Hedge Plants. Inspection Invited. Catalogues sent free on application. Orders by post punctually attended to. G. F. HANNEKE, Nurseryman, Marton. MAKE your wanrs known through the columns of the Standard. ts wide circulation will ensure their eing met