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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 127, 29 May 1874, Page 3

Public Notices. FOR S A L E. TRUE EARLY AMERICAN ROSE SEED POTATOES. oot s Pens isi to William Halb. Lyell, 4th May, 1874. Dear Sia— The 20 lbs. of Rose Potatoes I had from you last yeir gave me 620 1b5. good solid Potatoes. If you have any this year, keep me lOOlbs. NEW STRAWBERRY. DUKE OF EDINBURGH— Ss. 100 Plants. NEW PEAS. LAXTON'S WILLIAM THE FIRST. The finest Pea yet sent out for earliness was awarded First-class Certificate at the Royal Horticultural Society's Gardens, Chiswick. Height, 3 feet. 3s. 6d. halfPint. LAXTON'S POPULAR. Earlier and more prolific, and better filled pods, than those of the Champion of EngJand. First-class Certificate. Height, 3 feet. 2s. 6d half-Pint. LAXTON'S SUPERLATIVE. The largest and finest podded variety yet raised. Pods have been exhibited 7 inches in length. Height, about 7 feet. "First-class Certificate. Bs. 6d. halfPint. LAXTON'S OMEG A remarkably prolific late variety, each pod contains seven or eight fine large peas. Height, 2 \ feet. First-class Certificate. 4s. hah-Pint. The above Peas are my own growing from imported seed last year. Cost Price in England £2 per Quart. williamThale, TORY AND HARDY STREETS. 1224 NOTICE, mo THE INHABITANTS J- OF RICHMOND AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. HA VINO NOW OPENED THAT STORE, Opposite the Plough Inn, with a General Assortment of GROCERIES, DRAPERY, EARTHENWARE, BOOTS aud SHOES, &c, The undersigned hopes, by selling] a good Article at the Lowest Price, to merit a fair share of public patronage. EST Highest Price given for all kinds>f FARM aid DAIRY PRODUCE. W. PATTEESON. N.B.— Goods at Town Prices. 1520 TO ARRIVE, C)A BUSHELS TUSCAN WHEAT, -m\ L x. splendid Seed. H. J. L. AUGARDE, 1212 Auctioneer. Shipping Notices. ii. "l\/r ESSRS ' McMeckan JUigIJL ixJL Blackwood & Co.'s jf|||iP^.Line of splendid Steamships — Albion — Tararua — Alhambra — Otago— Omeo — Claud Hamilton, &c, &c„ are appointed to leave Nelson, booking as follows :— May 30th— OTAGO, for Greymouth, Hokitika, and Melbourne. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) MORNING, at 7 o'clock sharp. June 2nd— TARARUA, for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, and Melbourne. Passenger Fares very low. WOOL booked through to LONDON at ONE PENNY per lb. T. CAWTHRON Agent, 2865 Government Wharf. THE AUSTRALASIAN & AMFRICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Under Contract with the New Zealand Government. <S|fojk ;p 3|w mHE Splendid Steam--^^^^^"ClTY OF ADELAIDE, 2285 Tons, 200-horse power, will leave for SAN FRANCISCO (via Kandavau) from Wellington 4th JUNE, Auckland the Bth (from NELSON the Ist), , booking Passengers and Cargo. Return Tickets issued. For Passage, Freight, and full particulars, apply to T. CAWTHRON, Agent, 1309 Government Wharf. ANCHOR jjyk. STEAM L I N E O F s^^^^ PACKETS. FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA, AND GREYMOUTH. THE CHARLES EDWARD On or about TUESDAY, 2nd June. FOR BLENHEIM. THE LYTTELTON On SATURDAY, 80th inst., at ll a.m. FOR NAPIER DIRECT. THE MURRAY On MONDAY, Ist June, at 9 p.m. N. EDWARDS & CO. THE steam: NEW jHllElk. SHIPPING ZEALAND^SSoOMPANY (LIMITED). TIME TABLE— MAY. 29th— LADY BIRD, for Ptcton, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Otago. TO-NIGHT, at 7 o'clock. 4742 N. EDWARDS & CO., Agents,