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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1735, 16 June 1886, Page 4

PLANTING SEASON 1886. A R A ; M. 0, HO : N U ? R SE R T. : 1 have again the pleasure of presenting to my Horticnltnrat 'friends, ahdHhe pnblio generally, m this and- the.neigh'bonring provinces, my catalogue pfVFruit r : Forest; \ and Ornamental Trees, which I send, p^)»t free, to any address •;-, \ pn application. , ' " ;;■ FRUIT TREESN S^ 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;OOO for sale this season, from 2to 4 years old, .some of which have. been, heavily laden- this 'last season. I have over 100 varieties planted ju the Orchard as permanent Stock, thereby proving their quality and correctness of ".jiatne, which is of first importance. Come and inspect for;, yourselves. I would again remind you that early planting "' '■ is the secret of saccess. ; FOREST AND SHEtTER TREES. , I have a large Stock, all of which have been. Blacked up ready for 'transplanting.! - ■ Hedge Plants - African Boxthorne and 40,000 Qnicls Early Seed Potatoes, from Id to 3d per lb ■ }/\ •• X • JjENEPIELD, ARAMOHO NURSERY. Adjoining the Aramoho Railway Station, at which all trains stop, both No Wat chm dher AND JEWELLER. Harry Littlejohn, (Late with W. Littlejohn & Son, Wellington) THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON k Repairingjof Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, - Surveying, and other Instruments * of every descriptions, prompt- , . ly and, .efficiently car- ....._,-..-.-. ried out. Orders from Country Settlers, receive Immediate Attention. SILVEBiiiITIIIME} DONE ON THE PREMISES; (Under Standabd ";', Office^ H. Littleiohn—-.....Prc»riet9r. £2 REWARD. V LOST, a Bright Bay Mare, branded like pair oi bellows on near shoulder, newly shod, lump on belly, black point?, collar marked. The Above reww4 will be paid an reooyer^