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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4493, 13 August 1875, Page 3

Nurserymen HBUDDEN, NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN, Begs to intimate to his numerous patrons that he has, in connection with his Nursery, opened a seed establishment in Willis-street, opposite the New Zealanp Times Office. He trusts that keeping a good stock of first-class seeds, and his long experience as a practical Horticulturist, will be a sufficient guarantee that all orders that may be entrusted to him will be faithfully discharged. No plants but those in pots will be exhibited for sale at the shop, as the action of the weather upon the exposed roots of fruit trees and other plants is very injurious. They may be obtained at the Nursery, which con-■"-"'-is the largest nursery stock in the proce; or orders left at the shop will be punctually attended to. H.B. will be happy to give any information relative to laying-out grounds, planting, &c, &c. GARDEN REQUISITES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Wholesale and Retail. WiLLIS-STUEET AND ABEL SmHH-STBEBT. RD O N A L D , . EDEN VALE TREE NURSERY AND TEA GARDEN ICARORI. lEED POTATOES. ~> Shaws, Lapstones, . and Derwents. Price—£6, in Ch one ton of one sort. ROBERT CHUDLEY, Seedsman, &c, Chri AND CLOVER SEEDS, &c. W. WILSON, Seed Merchant, Christchurch, has the pleasure to offer SPLENDID SAMPLES of the following SEEDS, which may be relied on as perfectly FRESH aud NEW and TRUE to name, viz : 12,000 bushels perennial rye grass 16 tons cooksfoot 2 tons timothy 20 tons clovers, red, white, alsike, and cow-grass 2 tons gorse seed 2 tons linseed 2 tons lucerne. Also, Saintfoin, yarrow, trefoil, &c. 100 bushels new garden peas, comprising sixteen of the finest varieties of early dwarf and tall marrows, Lord Raglan, Veitch's perfection, and other choicest sorts, besides all other varieties of garden and farm seeds. A 'so, the following extensive Nursery Stock, FRUIT TREES, Consisting of apples, pears, plums, cherries, peaches, nectarines, apricots, figs, mulberries, quinces, grape vines, cxxrrants, gooseberries, almonds, filberts, cob-nuts, Spanish chesnuts, walnuts, raspberries, and strawberries. FOREST TREES, Comprising ash, oak, elm, alder, birch, lime, laburnum, mountain ash, horse chesnuts, maple sycamore, oriental plane, weeping willow, poplars, osiers, or basket willows Also, 40 varieties Californian conifera, including 500,000 of the beautiful Pinus Insignis 34,000 transplanted Cupressns Macrocarpa 2000 two years transplanted larch 1500 two and three years Wellingtonias 120,000 pineasters and Pinus Maritima 10,000 Pinus Ponderosa, Scotch and spruce firs All extra fine plants, repeatedly transplanted. Also, 400,000 thorns for hedges, 1,2, and 3 years Also, 10,000 evergreens, comprising laurels, hollies, rhododendrons, magnolias, box trees, sweet bays, junipers &c, &e. Also, A number of fine specimen trees, including the beautiful Cedrus Deodara Also, 3000 named roses, in 200 varieties, including the sorts which took first prizes at the best shows last season Also, Roots o rlmbarb, asparagus, sea-kale &c, &c. ORES R E E S. Printed Catalogues of Californian, Conifera, and other Forest Trees, will be sent free by post on application. W. WILSON, Seed Merer--*- »*"' *r„™«-™.»T, TREES. W. WILSON. Watches and Jewellery iyr AX ALEXANDER, IMPORTER, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, GOLDSMITH, OPTICIAN, &c, Has much pleasure in informing the public that the FIRST INDENT OF A SELECT ASSORTMENT, Ordered by himself at London, Paris, and Berlin, HAS JUST ARRIVED. The attention of the ladies is especially called to the new selection of— Full suites, dress brooches Bracelets and ear pendants, in precious stones Opera chains, alberts (with hook), and fine long chains Rings, set with diamonds, opals, rubies, and pearls A large assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's gold and silver watches, all lade to his especial order. e gold albert chains itaires, sleeve-links ns, signet rings, &c. j. wu garble clocks, aneroid barometers, thermometers, and spectacles compasses ield glasses always on hand fall-stamped) plate and finest electro-plate, just opening. Repairing done exclusively by himself, and guaranteed. Chronometers Rated. MAX ALEXANDER, LAMBTON - QUAY, WELLINGTON, Next to Messrs. Barraud & Son, Druggists. PRIVATE TUITION—Mr. J. G. Davis, Trinity College, Dublin, prepares candates for Cambridge local examinations or uivil Service. NO CLASSES. Full particulars on application (by letter) to office of this paper. rpUITION IN * JK, .& in u M. BOURGEOIS aving a few hours unoccupied daily, will be nappy to receive pupils in French. Apply tc M. Bourgeois, at Lanibton-cmay, next Cafe de Paris.