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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1740, 22 June 1886, Page 4

. PLANTINO SEASON 188«. i jk R AMO HQ JIIJRSvEvJI Y. I have again the pleasure of presenting to my ; Horticnltaral friends, jind'th^pablic generally, m this md the neighbouripg : prorinces, , my catalogue, of Fruit, -J'ores^rtaad" Ornamental Trees, which I sena,.post free,, to any address * ' on apj>lication. ' ' . r. FRUIT TREES. } Ap)pleTrees t isasual,T still claim the largest share of my attention, 'and, I tin pleased to ~sajj, are m first-class condition. , "Of Apple Trees alone I; hare 16,000 for 'sale this, aipni from %to 4 years old, some of. which hark' been heavily laden this lait season. XIK I hire brer 100 varieties planted m the Orchard 'as peri ; manent Stock, thereby.., proring- their quality ' and porrectness, of name, which is .otv j^rs^ : rt ' importance. j^ ''-' COKE AND INSPBCT ?OE TOUtSELVKS. : ; I; would again remind yon that early planting ■■'-'■- ■ •■■■"■ iathe secret of weeess. .. "■■■'.'/'•.'. . ;';' FOREST AND 7hELTBR TREE^ jl Fhave a large Stock, "ill of which nitre '.beei' ; slacked up ready for transplanting. \ i > Hedge Plants ::■■-.■!■■ ■■ ■>-■>■■■'.' -•• ; -' I . : . African Boxthorue and 40,000 Quich - i I Early Seed Potatoes, from Id to 3d per 1b j W« X« Jt> : ENEFIKLD, , ARAMOHO NURSERY. Adjoining the Aramoho Railway Station, at which all trains stop, both No .; * ... _. ;: . , ■ ... ..... ...... ..:-■■ ' •■;.' ,' ■ . ;. JFEWELIiER. = (I*te,triih VT. littlefohn A Son/Wellington) Tffiß SqU^Ri, _.• W. Repairing of Clocks, Watches, Je^ftUery, r Surveying, and . other ' Instruments ' -of every descriptions, prompt^ . Jy and efficiently carI■ _ riedont. . , ; Orders from Country Settlers reeeire Im- - . mediate Attention, DONE ON THE PREMISES. ■ .;. „;(Un4^Jßi4^4ja>. Office.) ( H. littleiolin..—....prcprieter. W ■"■.■;■■■■:■ . T -O^T, » Brijs^t Bay Mare r bnmdJj ed likef pair of bellows on near ■houlder, newly Bhod; lump oh belly m^mwwixi wmbc^donreootijy 7 WOOLCOCK*»O§TOQ,