Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 202, 27 June 1903, Page 4

i=> only on the use of Wolf 1 Schnapps that it ought to bo I judged. I¥ou be tde Judge, Every bottle ot-Wolfe's Schnapps domains an honest preparation or Juniper Berries and select 6 ir you need a stimulant that will i hwoo a Ured body or clear a 1 mind, TEST WOLFE'S 1 SCHN A FPS— not a false stimulant | ijut a builder up of vital foro««. I ¥ou take no Risk. J Letter not take anything than § «oo«|)l a substitute for this sterl- | iiig old tomo. Imitations are put » >ul for one purpose only—to make • 'jiij profits—they are absolutely f< Buy VJfjole Look for lh. name and aooept ' only bottles w.th the signature of U loiplio Wolfe on

M. M. Mitchinson's CALEDONIAN NURSER/X (New Plymouth). Established oyer 30 years. Tt lephone;ioß NOW ON SALE,THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE COLIiEOXION OP NURSERY 6TOOK iJf. THE OOLONY, comprising.— Hardy Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Fruit Trees. Shelter Trees, etc. PRIORS OP LBACIKO LINES: Cupressus Macrocarpas (balled), 2yrs, 25s per 100; largest sizs, 30s; ditto, smaller, 14s. Oupressus Lawsoniana (balled;, 2 years,

oon) ICs to 15b per 1000. African Boxtborn, 2 years, 10 per 1000. Elaegnus, 2 years old, 10a per 100. Olearia Traversii, 2 years, 12s 6d per 100. Finns Mauricata (salt spray resisting), 25s per 100. Pinus Insignis, 2 years transplanted, 12a 6d per 100; 3 jears, 255. Pinns Maritima, 2 years transplanted, 12s 6d per 100, Apples, Pears. Peacha s, Plums(Japanese and English, leading varieties), om Is Gd Bich or 15s per dozen. Oame!ias, Azaleas, dendronp, -Ifcatbs, Magnolias, Chryfanlhemiiras, Dahlias, Palms, Ahutilons. Daphne*, Hardy Herbaceous Plants, Bulbs, Climbi. g Plants etaThe aoove are only a few of! the thousands of varieties grown at the Nursery, catalogues and prices o£ which may be obtained on application. BE SURE TO SHE OUR CATALOGUE AND INSPEOf KTOOK BHFOKE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, All kinds of Floral work undertaken, and supplied on the shortest possible notice. Orders may be left at our Town Agents (Mr. F. where a display of Pot Plants and Flowers is always on view; or at the Nursery. - Visitors always welcome to irspent the Nursery. M■¥• MITCHINSON ~ TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. SHOOTING SEASON, 1903 (From let May to 31st July.) THE Shooting Season for Native Game (excepting kaka, pnkeko, tui, huia, white h-ron, and crested grebe) and Imported Game in the District, consisting ot the Counties of Taranaki and Clifton (excepting the Mount Egmcnt Forest Reserve, Eaitake Ranges, being sections 168 and 170, in the Oakura District, and Paranlnihi or Wfcite Oliffs Reservation) will commence on the Ist May and end on Slst July, both days inclusive. In the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, being the area within the clrcumferenre of a oircla naving a radius of six miles from the summit of Mount Egmont, the shooting of Native and Imported Game is strictly prohibited at all times. ..loenses San ba obtained from the Ohief Postmaster at New Plymouth, and Postmasters at Waitara, Inglewood, and Opu- , nake. SS»~£5 Reward will be paid to any person procuring tha conviction of any offender against the provisions of " The Animals Protection Act, 1880 " LIOEiJBBS ISHUSD: Geo. Ramson W. Bewley 8. Toples H. H. Grayling A. Cliff H Mart!n A. L. Tuke L. O. Sladden P. Jackson R. Chilcott 9. Allen A. Oole E. Whittle Oecil Penwarden E. M. Fowler E. Oooper W. Cash F. Btending J. Gibson, jun. B. Gerohoefer J. W.Winfield A. Elpar J. Lucena O. Jennins P. Rowe H. M. Lund K. Webster O. Holswick O. Capel F. Gibbons F. Bookman H. C. Barratt W. Ler-g-H. 0. Heenan J. A. Colraer Harry Pederson Thos. T. 0. Nicholls G. Gudgf on O. E. Williamson Arthur Julian Wm. Vincent, sen. J. Judscn Oha?. M. Dowell J*s. A. Law R. H. Pigott R. D. Dansey J. N. MoWhinnev L. Smith H. Bf nnett N. King D. MoALLUM, Secretary. FITKOY 'BUS SERVICE. k * B - J - W. WEST having taken over Mrs Goodman's 'Bus Service, in- '"''? the public that on and after 1 DAY, 25th August, he intends to pu an early and late service connecting with express tr ns, leaving Fitooyat 6.50 a.m aad 715 p m. aad returains; immediately a,f f <ir departure and arrival of trains. tc IVI X l lß B P e ? ially ada P ted for the ivx weather, being noo-heating. All shopkaepers.—Whole«»io «»«„*. »»„„„. I FBASEB k CO.