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Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1921, Page 9

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FURS! ± U RS! .FURS! FURS! ALASKA FURS FOR SALE. LADIES, —Bring or send your furs and rur coats to us for repairing, renovating, relining and remod? -ing to any design We have had life-long experience in Canada, Alaska and Siberia Our work-room is in the charge of a irst-class Continental cutter. COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. Write or Call. ALASKA FUR DEPOT, Manufacturing Furriers, Tanners and Dyers, 103 Willis Street, Wellington. •Phone 3265. JiCW IS THE TIME TO PLANT STRONG. WELL GROWN TREES OF PINTS MURICATA, strong 2-year, 35s per 100, PINT’S INSIGNUB, strong 3yr, f° r shelter, 30s per 100. £l2 10s pr-r 1000. PINTS INSIGNUS, straight stems for timber, £lO 10s per 1000. EUCALYPTUS, ACACIA A TREE LUCERNE (in boxes extra), 20s per 100, £7 10s 1000 OLEARIA (Golden Ake Ake), Eleagnus. Laurel, Escanaria and Privet, one year trees 25s 100, £lO 1000; 2yr trees 35s 100. CUPRESSUS MACROCARPA, 2-year trees, strong, 35s per 100. CUPRESSUS LAWSONIANA, 2yr trees, very scarce (3yr sold out), 40s per 100. BOXTHORN, strong, 30S 1000 in lots of 10,000. BARBERRY. one year (2yr sold out) 40s 100. J211.1T TREES, special grade, picked tries, 3s each, 33s doz.; Commercial, 2s 6d each, 28s doe. LEMONS t ORANGES 4s to 5s each, 45s doz. Gooseberries fc Rhubarb, strong, Is 3d each, 12s doz ; Roses, choice named, 2s each, 20s do?.; Shrubs and Climbers, choice 3s each, common 2s each, 20s dozen. Rhododendron, Strong, 3s 6d to 5s each. Book your orders naw, whilst stocks are good. Jariy planting is always the best. Catalogues upon application. JILNCAN y DAVIES, LTD., Exotic Nurseries, New Plymouth; W PETTIGREW, fairbank Nurseries, Stratford; G. 11. MILLS, Nurseryman, Normanby; W. MOSS, Nurseryman, Ngaere; and other Taranaki and Wanganui Nurserymen. GO TO RETFORD’S. for WOOLS ——————— jOTTONS MUSLINS SATEfiNS CREPES And AH General Draper. Agent for Sewing Machines and Requisites. Colonial and l.ccal Papers. C H RE TFO R D. CURRIE STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. * H. A. NUTTALL, /pHE Electric Massaging, Shampooing, and Hairdressing Saloon Jnst arrired —New and up-to-data (tack st Smokers’ requirements, Cigar(tees. Tobacco, Cigars, Soaps. Razors, Combs, Brushes, Face Creams, etc. Ladies* Private Parlor for Trimming. Singeing, Shampooing. As up-to-date as any city estabiish*eat. At H. A. NUTTALL’S, BRIDGE STREET, Bf.TfaAW. SOLE BROS. %VE know where to go for the best Gattie and Sheep, fattened on the gweeteai Taranaki pastures. That is why cur joints are always well flavored, Sgadar, and juicy MOIIC-£U4iIOT