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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1743, 25 June 1886, Page 4

'<"•-■ PLYING. SEASON 1886^ I A RAM OHO NUB SB BY. 1 have again the pleasure of presenting to my, I Horticultural friends, and 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. FRUrT TREES. . Apple Trees, as usual, still claim the largest share of ray attention, and, I am pleased to say, are m first-class condition. Of Apple. Trees alone I have 16,000 for sale this awn, from 2to 4 years old, ' some of which have been, heavily laden this -last season. I have over 100 varieties planted m -the Orchard as permanent Stock, thereby proving their quality and correctness of , name, which is of first importance. , COME AND INSPECT FOB TOtTBSEZiYKS.' - I would again remind you that early, planting ' iB the secret of success. FOREST AND SHELTER TREES. I 1 have a large Stock, ail of which have been ; slacked up ready for transplanting. Hedge Plants African fioxthdrne and 40,000 Quids Early Seed Potatoes, from Id to 3d per lb W» JL'« -Denefxeld, ARAMOHO NURSERY. Adjoining the Aramoho Railway Station, pt which all trains stop, both No * — j^r i^ ft <. ■ t|^Eß^^^^L___ ■. - AND - ■- ■ ■ . JEWELLER. Harry Littlej^hn, (Late with W. Idtttejohn & Son, Wellington) THE SQUABE, PALMEBSTON N. Repairing ;.of Clocks, Watohes, Jewellery, ■ Surveying, and other Instruments of every descriptions, pirdm^tly and efficiently car- ; riedoot. i Orders from Country Settler* receive Im. mediate Attention. / DONE ON THE PREMISES. - (Under SiA^DABi) Office,) H. Littleibhn-—...Prc»rietor. J £2 EEWAED. LOST, a BrvKt Bot Mttre, t W d. Ed like pair of bellow* on new »hou]4w, newly ehod, lumpbntielly, Mb points, cojjiw. mwita. yfa