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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 167, 24 November 1883, Page 12

THE PLANTING THE PLANTING SEASON. BEASON. WILLIAM MASON, PONSONBT NURSERIES, In consequence of retiring from business, will offer the whole of his Stock at very low prices A GENUINE CLEARING OUT. THE LAST SEASON AT THE PONSONBY NURSERIES. ' -, t . • ;jl£ INSPECTION INVITED. S r - Al Fruit and other Worked Trees, true to name, being worked from large standard fruit-bearing .^i; trees growing, on the place, and consisting • of the largest and choicest Collection of — FRUIT TREES, SHELTER AND ORNAMENTAL>W,? ; TREES AND SHRUBS, FLOWERING PLANTS, - HERBS, ROOTS, &o. 200 varieties of the very best Apples, worked on Northern Spy and Majetin Stock. Pears, Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Figs, GrapesyßTec^ tariues, Loquats, Guavas, Quincos, Medlars, Currants, Gooseberries, Oranges, LEMONS, &c. i Oaks, Ash, Oriental Plane and Poplar, suitable foi^ street planting. ! " : Camellias from Is upwards; Azalias from 6s per^i dozen. ' , Hedse Plants at lowest prices— Quick, African Boxthorn, Obarea, Elceagnus, Ligustrum (Cbinengis ; :; and Vulgar), &c. Roses (150 varieties), all worked and the very choicest collection, to be sold at 4s per dozen, or 25s per " 3 hundred. ijjy Catalogues on applicatior at the Ponsonby Nurseries'. : . DEAFNESS !~:^ : lijf^l]il)le, Kemeaies , pp-ribeci' by t,noße eminent "Auiialis, . the ' Surgeons of^ the Two' London : Bojral Ear iiaflrmariea. '' Descriptive pamphlets gratis (0* nosted oa receipt (ptV .Btaransj.-r-T. B. Hakkafobd* Auokland, „' -<^;U*i%i4^