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.REAT CL'EABINfc SALtt NURSERY STOCK, At low priceo and on easy terms, to suit tlio times. TWELVE FRUIT TREES FOR 10s, Three years old, to consist of tlio following : APPLES, PLUMS AND PEACHES, At 10s per doz. Fruit Tusks ox Hand :- Apples on Blight-ijiioof mots .. 80 sorts Apricots 8 Nectarines ~ 7 Quinceg 3 Sweet Cheanuts ~ 1 Filbert Nuts ... i Gooseberries (these are new sorts) 40 Currants do. do, .. 7 Raspberries ' it 4 Oranges and other Fruits in pots [or house planting, In New and Bora Plants a large collection to bo seen at the Garden, Queen-street. A lArgo shipment of Camellias, Azaleas, Magnolias, and Rhododendrons. 250 sorts of Roses just to hand in splendid order. 2,000 Bulbs of the best sorts we are now unpacking, in first-class condition. In Pines and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, we hare thousands of tho best sorts for all kinds of planting. Pinus Insignia, from 25s por 100. CupressusMacrooarpa, from 25s per 100. Barberries (makes a splendid hedge), 10s per 1,000. Quicks, 12s per 1.000. Privet, 5s per 100. We have a fine assortment of new kinds of Potatoos this season, andean supply the public with the largest and best assortment of Garden and Farm Seeds, and also Flower Seeds of all kinds. Note.-All our seed guaranteed to grow, io tnose tnat require to import, 1 am prepared to supply at the lowest market rates, and with the best of trees. All ordors over £5 will in future be troatcd as wholesale orders. For further particulars get my Catalogue, to be had from Mr Fcilding, or by post. W. \V. McCARDLE, NUESEHY AND SEEDSMAN, Masteiiton. 176 "D & J. BRO WN, ACCCOUNTANTS. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS MASTERTON.

Aokxts fok : uuiuiii uiie Association ot Australasia. Dagleish & Mil's New Zealand Bmdshaw, Sub-Agents rem:— North British and Mercantile Fire Insurance. Masterton Permanent Investment and Building Society. FOR BALE.-FMSKHOLI.. 44 feet frontage to Cluireh-strcet.— £ 105. House and |-acrc, Kuripuni.—ii2lo. Donald's Estate, from Ito 2 acres.-i! 100, 44 x 100 Chapel-street,-£ ( ,)0. 100 x 200 Cole-street, fenced.—£l9o, 3-acre Colc-strout.—£3oo. Estato. ° . House and i-acrc, Cliapel-strcct.-£2i>o. fi acres lorns'Estate.-£300. Superior Dwelling-house Hall-street.-£1,200, House and section, Dixon-strect 44 x lCft Iknnistcr-strcet.— £lO5. House and Stables, 2 acres, Forf-usaon's Eentate.—£3oo. (ifix 200 Lincoln Road.-£lfio. House and : }-acie Bannister-street.-£250. House and J-acre Wriglev's Estate—£l4o. 1 acre lorns' Estate £SO. Houso and J-acre Wrigley-street.— £350. „ -£550-jt-acrc Section Wrigley'a Estate.-£7O. House Crickot-3t"eet.-£2no. rooms.—£oJo. Honse and Stables Bannister-street—£3so. Superior House Wrigley'ii Estate.— iifjOO; .half-yearly payments. House aud f acre Keaton Estate.—£2so. it >■ Cl)iu'ch-strcct.-£2so. J-acre sections Keaton Estate— £6O. House and section, fenced, Wriglev's Es-tate.-£220 j terms.. 850 acres, Ban/ritiiniaii, and house—£2ooo. 50 „ Opaki, and liouso.-£4OO. 200 „ bush, Ifangitmnaii—£4so. 225 „ Baiigitumau, clearod-£!)00. ■lO „ Mauriceville, and house—£lso. 432 „ acres Opoki, farm—£JS,ooo. 800 „ Upper Tauerii-£l,(i00. 250 „ pastoral. Opaki—£ 1,250. 2J „ Bentley's Estate—£sso. TO LEASE. 100 acres Mauricoville-£2O. 30 acres Masterton -£4 O. Masterton Town Acros; building sites: 21J-CSK. G-roomed House, Victoria-street—£4o. 4-roomed „ Keaton Estate—£2o". 6-roomed „ Chapel-street, iV-aere—£2o 6-reomcd „ Queen-street—£ls. Shop in Qucen-strect-£2(i. Wheelwright's Shop, Queen-street- £4O. Building sites. Hall-street—£'Js.

mo THE PUBLIC OF MASTEKTON AND -SURROUNDING DISTRICT. _ Having taken the Shop late in tho occupation of Mr. WJ, Prentice,fur the purpose of oitendiug my business, and thanking my customers and the public who have so liberally supported me in tho past, I beg to inform them that orders left at tho Shop will bo attended to, and the price of Bread wil he as per advertisement. The tightness of tho money market obliges me to ask my customers to be as prompt as possible with Cash or weekly payments, JAS, THOMPSON, Masterton, June 19,1879, M 9 At the request of the greater number of residents of Masterton, he begs to inform thorn that ho has opened the Shop lately occupied by Mrs Prentice, where the public win obtain all kinds of Greengrocery. Seeds imported direct from England monthly, which have taken prizes in Masterton, and throughout' England. •S" • Catalogues can be scon on- application.

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 206, 9 July 1879, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 206, 9 July 1879, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 206, 9 July 1879, Page 3

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