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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1734, 15 June 1886, Page 4

PLANTING SEASON 1886. V A RAM 6H O N U R.S Ji RY. 1 have again the pleasure of presenting to my » j Horticultural friends, and the public generally, i ) m this and the neighboariog p/ovioces,. my catalogae of Frait, Forest, and Ornamental' Trees, which I send, post free, to any address ' , , on application. '■'■'"' PRUIT TREES. .. ? Apple Trees, as usual, still claim the largest share of my attention, and, I am pleased to say, are m first-class condition. Of Apple Tree* alone I have 16,000 'for sale this season, fromj 2to 4 -years old, some of which haVe^'beeo . heavily laden this last season. I have over 100 varieties planted m the Orchard , as permanent Stpclc, thereby . proving their quality and correctness of name, which it of first .' : ; ■■:* : "•'; J -importttce.' ■.' ; ' ; ' : COMB. AND .INSPECT- ?OB YOUBSBLVKB. . I would again. reminjl yon that_ early .planting . ' is the Vecret of sneceu. FOREST AND SHELTER. TREES. I have a large Stock, all of which have been y elacEed up ready for transpkotiog. Hedge-plants African Boxthorne and 40,000 Qaicis Early Seed Potatoes, from Id to 3d per lb W • -X . fdpENEEIELD, ■; '( ' ; ARAMOHO^ NtRSERYI Adjoining the Aramoho Railway Station, tt which all trains stgp,. both No. . Wai eh maker v . • AKD ... : JEWELLER. Harry Littlejohn, (Latewitli W. Uttlejohn & Son, Wellington) THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N. Eepairing of Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, Surveying, and other Instruments of every descriptions, prompt- ' - ly and efficiently car-- . , . riedout. Orders from Country Settiers receive Im»' . . ' mediate Attention. • siLVSKiiiriTHiira DONE ON THE PREMISES. (Under Standabd Office.) H. littleiohn •— Proprietor. £2 REWARD. LbST;a.Bri^Bay^^Ww^r ed like pair of bellows on near shoulder, newly shod, lump on belly, black points, collar ,roarfce4, v above rewa^j^lJjejßMdijnjflQffflftgßLi