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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 137, 9 June 1873, Page 2

WANTED, %^i3ift6tput SADDLE' UdßS§^mmedi4tpy:ic ;Mpply to : '-.:■ 1533 JP|| - . W&<B$ "IJEW.T oK,fßardy-street. .". rd ' ; "'■"'"■■' rpHE above reward will b^ paid to anyone JL who will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the Person or Persons who Annoyed and Distubbed the Congregation at the Wesleyan Church, Stoke, on Sunday Evening last, June 8 • - ENOCH JELLYMAN. Stoke, June 9,1873. ....,..., . .1534 GLAfHAM NURSERY, Tory l and Hakdy Streets, "* Nelson. WILLIAM TXALE, GROWER AND IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS OF GARDEN AND FARM SEEDS, Has ftp Pale', ak' the Kursery, Tory -street, Apple, ' PeakV ' Plum, ! Cheeky, - Peach, Aphicot, KEcrARUSK, Mulberry, Walndt, Spanish , Chesnut,,TßL;E ■ WLBteßTS,.and all kinds : : "* of Fhiit' Trees, 'first quality ; Also,' ft fine lot of healthy ORAKaa and LEftiON 1 Tkees: Camellias, Roses, Siivlvbs, and Choice Plants. At the Shop ia, ,Hardy-strefct-^\ ' ''^ " Wuitis and Red Clovej* C6w : GRASS, : TBE]?oir., „ „ JLtjcerne, Timothy, Rye Grass, all kinds of 1 "- Garden Seeds of the* finest quality.; '''.',, "W.H. calls ' attention to 'his 'i^EW'.'.PEAS— • ■>■■■ SAXTON'S'SUPREME,» ; No doubt the Einest Pea in cultivation This '■ I 'Pea has' taken theTprize in 1 -England at all the Horticultural Shows. Height,/; »: ..■ 1 .■;.!:. ,-•";■ 3to,4feet t :; -.\\ ~;M- ■<*'•■:•:• RAILWAY HARRY, -'^ An Excellent Pea, a great cropper; dwarf {habit, and of first-rate quality. Height, 2to 3 feet.; „,,t T. .p, q T tra s t a :r .E;".s.' s "'. ;! AME R I CAN EAR L V .E OS Ei Thfe earliesfandone-'ofithe best Potatoes in cultivation. < ! : ; •■>- J- 1 - ; 'A. correspondent says' 6fi this Potatoe ! i^-"Tt is a first-class Potatoe, very early, and asvery heavy cropper. Has cropped here this season, 12Olbs from lib of seed. ': •-■•■•' ; ■ : , ; -. DOBBIES' 7EARLY, T ;A fine white Early Potatoe, a good ; cropper', : ahd "' ; ' : of excellent quality. ; '"; Both the above for sale in 6mall lots. Ail, orders carefully attended to, packed, iuid to.any part of New Zealand. ; 1528