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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3918, 20 July 1881, Page 3

! IT. STILWELL, NURSE RYM-VN, PARAWAI. THAMES, Establish kd, 1808, 4 ISHES Hgtin to thank his numerous ' Customers Jor their Patroniga and rocommendatijiis. His Slock this Season is of superior qaillty. Fruit 'fives (1, 2 and 3 yeirs old, blight proof), Applts, Pears, Plums, Figs, Ai>rico*.s, Nectarines, Peaches, Lemons, Mulberries, G-tiiiv-ir?, Quinces, J3 ackberriai", Filb;rt«, Gooseberries, Loquals, Pomcgr-i nates, Almond', and Sl.rawborries. 50,000 Thorn Quicks, 2 year, fine; per 1000 15s, cash. A lurgs 'stock i>f Shelter ani Forest Trees, 12 to 18 feet Greenhouse Plants >.n variety. Ccibbaue, Cauliflower, and Broeoli Plants on hand. Tlio seeds are ill s year's growth, and (nip lo name, both Flower and Vegetnble. Ciioice o! bruit Trees, my own selection, £5 per 100, gave satifacliun la jt year; can be relied on. G-ooda Delivered Free on Shortland Wharf. To Let !VO LET, for a term of Seven Years,'the i LAND an-i HOUSE ut Parawai lately occupied by the Family of Mr Weight. The Land is fenced ;„ about 30 acres in gra?s. The Orchard contiins ne.rlv 600 trees. The House liib aii rooms. There is also a large Cow-hed onH other out-buildings.—Apply to F. C. Dean, Thames. 1 wish it t'i be understood tl at my object in selling 3s Tea is the greatest good to the greatest number, and ibal the greatest number isnumber one, therefore try McGoWi.n'B 3i I*4