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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 21, 4 July 1868, Page 2

rpHE Celebrated Berkshire Boar " TOM SAVERS," Bred by Mr. Stevenson, West Tajeri. The sire of Tom Sayers was the celebrated imported Boar which carried the First Prize for the last two years at the Dunedin Agricultural Show; and his dam was the well known imported sow which also took the First Prize at Dunedin. To be seen at my Yards, near the Blue Spur, Tjsmcs - * LI 0 0 JOHN MICHAEL. KAA AAA HAWTHORN Plants, OUU.UUU 1 year old (strong plants), 12s. per 1000 ; 2 year old, transplanted, 20s. per 1000 ; 2 year old gooseberries, red and black currant bushes, 4s. per doz. ; 1 year old apple trees, 9s. per doz. ; 2 year old apple trees, 18s. per doz. ; 50,000 English Forest Trees, from ss. per 100 ; ash, oak, elm, red and silver birch, lime, beach, hornbean, sweet and horse chestnuts, Scotch fir, sycamore, mountain ash, and a large collection of ornamental and flowering shrubs. Roses, bulbs, cabbage plants, flower pots, &c, at Dunedin prices, on Sale by H. WHITE, Wholesale & Retail Nursery & Seedsman TOKOMAIBIRO. , A SELECT BALL AND SUPPER will XI take place at Bastings' Commercial Assembly Room, on Tuesday, 7th July, Tickets - - £1 Is. May be obtained from the following gentlemen : — Messrs. M'Beath Mesara. Meyer Hay Budge Down J. C. Brown Hopkim Henry Bastings. The number of Tickets will be limited, and none sold after Saturday, 4th inst. Messrs. Devbratjx and Co.'s Splendid Band will be in attendance.