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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 565, 10 September 1880, Page 4

(iUKllO\VN,>eg to announce that tner :?^^pJß%;%ther ß tonto aU parts i the.Wairarapa. • ,'' r 7 )'" v OiRTER a a ox &mmi«iion;ikn4i!ForwaKlfflg3r'i|«at ud .;•.>; v/f> rAccouritantfob i Oreosrra, CiOTrrHoTßvr *:.•(: tfi: -.t; t-/.U MASIiRTOKfiII .'lib/ cation aVihe'ofiioe. .to.B'BKXx''.A«ii)''flß|kßMAH BEGS to intimate that he will open a new stock of seed in the ahop knb#n aß : Wilton'l Seed Shop, and will carry, on the business NURSERY ahd SEEDSMAN; , My Vegetable;Sesdsare aUpt tVie finest sorbin-great variety, '.and at the lowest prices; a, disoount of' cent, on all cash.orders for seed; Price of seed from 3d perpaoketl . ; , \ Plowerleedfl .in grj*v«iety and of bei out door andgreenhous'e sorts from ljd per packet. , ■■■ mVL TREES of:!ali"khidß. Pines, Qupressus, Forest ;!Crees l v Shrubs, Roses, Magnolias,"Azaleas,'-Camellias, Rhododendrons, Dahlias (60 of the finestprize sorts), Gladiolas, . AU the beat.knora,kiDd/ m ajlfyje abori stock. Ifhaveiailargei and'vaned'easort. ell ; to inspect my stock before, giving their orders., . : ■■.<.■ ■■■■ •.•• ■'.-■.':• PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. 5 per cent. diswuntoiiiieaih orders,

FiaEWOOD;I;,FIBEwdobI Matai 15a : ■rM'aire 18i< Wooirienrthi Matail3s Maire 15. 2.fo&lenffchi .. 12s „ 13« 8-foot length* •!._ J?_»j!^2l^footJmg«« A reduotion.made for.two ormor* cordi. will be prbmp%-,atteidSd''to. 482 r ':'M-f. YOBK. 1 v-WILLIAMiSELLAfIM FfiEi)EBICK WILLIAM HALES, lately trading ia SELLAK & HALES, 'F.'W; HALES, Storekeepers, have disposed of their busmen All persons indebted to the late firm of SELLAB & HALES, andiak'of-;F. W. HALES, are requested to pay ,taeir.aooonat» forthwith to the undenigned, who alocecaa All aecouDtsoutatanduigafterthelgt Sep. tembernext will be suedfor. 539 ..WALTER J. NATHAN. NOTICE. i"N retiring from business in Masterton, I - 1 - desire to thank my many customer! for the support accorded to the; late firm of SELLAB <fc HALES, and latterly to myself, and at the same time have to notify that I have disposed of my interest, in > the said business to MR WALTER J. NATHAN, of Wellington, to whom all aKounts' ; 'are to be paid, and whose receipt will he a sufficient

, . ; ■ FBED.W.HALES. Mastertoh," 9th Au'ijub',, 18S0. u t" 54 TTVIDALE NURSERY, APPLES GRAFTED oON • MAJETIN STOORS. :- v;/r AS THE abUity : of fcstook' #> keep down blight is : gftmelimes' ! iiirepre. sented, we wish;;to state in whatitsvalne consists/ It is-completely blightproof, that isaUweclatofor it. In,other reflpeets it ia neither better'nor .worse than! '6ffier«pple stooks. 'We,neVe ; r'did,blaim for this stock the ability to keep, off the blight from the branches of trees r grafted upon ; it. All we claim for it is' that tho roots of apple trees, properly grafted on tho Majetia Stock, will always be entirely fee* from BligKt 1 : in fact, all below graft will be clean.' 'lt'is'not exnaturally •subject 'W bli^ht, J /sliolPas tho Eibston Pippin,''will be Me'cleari'by being grafted on theMajetinSto6k. J '-Buirit is of the utraostplportsnceto have dislodged the stronghold belor* groujifejiir< f cultivation of tb apple agreeable.-Kroni Lang& r Cd;'S'CataloCTe. . proof stocks; Apricots, iJranibles, Cher. • • dries' iiNeotarines;, 'Peaches, 1 Pealri, Pl umS) _ ii Quinc^bPjg'S:;!Medjai* f *''Giap^vines. :' Ylpwer!rbots', ! &&of", f " ■ " AU'ojWs, 'senfto D. BABBATT will receive strict attention. : ISI