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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3921, 23 July 1881, Page 3

H. STILWELL, NURSERYMAN, PARAWAI, THiME3, j Established, 1868, ITTISHES agun to thank his numerous V? Customers for their Patrouage ani recommendations. His Stock this Season ia of superior quality. Fruit Tives (1, 2, and 3 yeirs old, blight proof), Apples, Pears, Plums, Figs, Apricots, Nectarines, Peaches, Lemons, Mulberries, Guayars, Quinces, Blackberria*, Filberts, j Gooseberries, Loquats, Pomegranates, Al- j monds and Strawberries. 50,000 Thorn Quicks, 2 year, fine; per 1000 15s, cash. A large stock of Shelter ani Forest Trees, 12 to 18 feet Greenhouse Plants in variety. Cabbage, Cauliflower, and Brocoli Plants on hand. The seeds are I his year* growlb, and trap fo Damp, both Flower and Vegetable. Choice of Fruit Trees, my own selection, £o per 100, gave satifaction la^t ye*r; can be relied on. Goods Delivered Free on Shortland Wharf. To Let rpO LET, for a term of Seven Y<are, the 1 LAi^D an:l HOUSE at Pawwai lately occupied by the Family o» Mr Whisht. The Land is fenced ; about 30 acr< s in grass. The Orchard conliitis De*rly 500 trees. The i House has six rooms. There is also a large Cow-shed and other out-buildings—Apply to F. C. Dean, Thames. I WISH it to be understood that my object in selling 3s Tea. is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number iinumher one, therefore try McGowan's 3s