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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3926, 29 July 1881, Page 3

H. STILWELL, NURSERYMAN, PA.RA.WAI. THAMES, Established, 1868, VI7ISHES agiin to thank liis numerous *' Customers lor their Piitroii ig<) au>l rocoiumendatiou']. His Slook this Senso i is of superior quality. Fruit Tives (1, 2. and 3 yeirs old, blight proof), Apples, Peurs, Plums, Figs, A.Dricot.B, Nectarines, Peuciies, Ijemons, Mulberries, Guavnr*, Quinces, P.nckberriss, Filb.-rts, Gooseberi-iea, Loquats, Pomei»ri nates, AN tnond.'", and Strawberries. 50,030 Thorn Quicks, 2 year, fine; per 1000 15s, cash. A large atouk ..f Shelter an! Forest Trees, 12 to 18 feet Greenhouse Plants in variety. Cabbage, Caulifbwer. and Brocoli Plants on bund. The seeds are ih s year's growth, and trup lo name, both Flower and Vegetable. Choice of Fruit Trees, my own selection, £5 per 100, gave satifaelion la-t year; can be relied on. Goods Delivered Free on Shortland Wharf. ENTERTAINMENTS, CONCERTS &c. should always be announced in TH£ STAR if their promoters wish to achieve success. i . ANDBILLS for Drapers, Grocers and ' I Storekepers generally. Any 9iie or Color At theeKviNiHa Stab Office I wish it to be understood th-.it my object in selling 3s TfiA is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number isnumbcr one, therefore try McGowan's 3* I&4