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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1723, 2 June 1886, Page 3

[Mor remmnaer oj\ reacting matter cc Fourth PacreA . PLANTING SEASON 1886. V RAMOHO NURSERY. 1 have ajiain the pleasure of presenting to ray Horticultural friends, aud the public generally, m this and the neighbouring provinces, my catalogue of Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental Trees, which I send, post free, to any address on application. FRTjrT TREES. Apple Trees, as usual, still claim the largest share of my attention, and, I am pleased (o say, art m first-class condition. Of Apple Trres alone I have 16,000 for salo this season, from 2to 4 years old, some of which have been heavily* laden this Ja<t season. I hnve over 100 varieties planted iv the Orchard as per.miment Stock, thereby proving their quality and' correctness of name, which is of first " :•■ importance. CoStE AND INSPECT FOB YOURSELVKS. I would again remind yon that early planting is the seci-ef of success. FOREST AND SHELTER TREES. rhave a large Stock, all of which have been slacked up ready for transplanting. •Hedge' Plant* ' African Boxthorne and 4,0,000 Quiets Early Seed Potatoes, from Id to 3d per lb y\f . iL • JDeNEFIFLD, .-■ ARAMOIIO NURSERY. Adjoining the Aramoho Railway Station, at ' which all trains stop, both North & South. MANAWATU & WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY, WE, the undersigned, hereby convene a general meeting of members of the above, to be held m Walldey's Commercial Hotel, on Thursday, June 10th, 1886, at 8 p.m. Business : Election of members and office-bearers, making arrangements for holding a • Show m Spring, and\general. Intending members are also specially invited to attend. ;J. EANDALL FOBSTER-PBATT, ' \ pf