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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2953, 18 July 1888, Page 4

■Business Notices.; tjiru.it mREEs tor am *i BEST MARKET KINDS. i ~ Apple Trees from 12a to 24s per doz on blight-proof stocks . Macrocarpa from 8s per 100 Pinus Instgnis, two years old, transof planted, 12s per 100; three-years old lie 15s per 100 at Walnuts, Cs to 12s per doz he Gooseberries, best, large kind, 5s to 6s )., per doz 88 . HEDGEPLANTS q African Box, IBs per 1000 Barberry, 12s per 1000 Privet Cs per 100 lthubarb Roots, 4s to 12s por doz OAMELIAS, ROSES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, AND FLOWERING ■f SHRUBS, ta, fto, td a D.BARRATT *■ TIVIUALK JNITBBKRY, ~' MOROA.NEARGREITOWN m QMITH BROS. VULOAN .i. D ■ ;~? vo, > FOUNDRY, 08 ■ MANMEIIS-SIEEET v ....'WEIXraOION, , Ue Having secured n large assortment of "' Designs of Obnamentai Castings for % Verandahs, Balconies, Fences, &o„ wish !?••' to inform Architects,; Builders,, and the lra public that they are prepared to supply ' n " all orders at.prices that will compare "•■ favorably with thn imported article. ', .They Btill continue to execute orders for all sorts of Oasi and Wrought Iron Work. An illustrated catalogue will per shortly be issued.' . .; ' 2947 , JRITISH INDIA "•'''"■ ' -.■"■'■ v.-' -.:K ' CHINA. ' Indie QmwhtkrTEA than China"— om - London Times. MUNRO'S INDIAN TEA! Direct from the Ochtorloney Valley in the Neilgherry JUilla, is the COMING TEA FOB NEW ZEALAND iwm Hundreds of testimonials as to the \l Quality &0,. One says—" 1 have not had a more delicious Cup of TEA eiuce 1 have been in , the colony. Another winds up with—"l hope you will alrtraya be able to supply me with, this Tea/; | jjj" Another writes—"Send me two boxes, )51 and keep two more for mo for fear yuu _ runout," Another Lady who is a judge of good Tea says-" I cannot drink any other Tea now." Another Lady who has travelled in nearly every Country, in tho world, and an acknowledged judge ot Tea Bays—" I think the other Tea is so vulgar after drinking your Indian Tea." MONRO'S INDIAN TEA, Is the only Tea sent direct from the f_ Plantation pure and unadulterated. All other Teas whether trom India or China, . can only be bought in the market, the for tho European market, where-thoy . command a far higher price, all MUNRO'S INDIAN TEA. Is.tho BEST, the PUREST, and tho to most GENUINE TEA that has ever boon imported to tho Colonies. Jl- Tea cannot be had from any other house in New Zealand. ALEX. MUNRO, 5.i Importer, Willis-Street, 'Wellington, ue SHORED & REID, ue THECORNHILL ' Warehouse Auction Room, And Sale Yard. .-.. , m CoßNniLL ; gi, (off Mannbbs-st.) a, Wellington, June 1888. TENDING our Willis-street Premises le jj wholly unsuitable and far too small for our increasing business, we have dere, cided to abandon them, and are now removing to the above address—a fino twois, atoried brick building, fitted with all tho conveniences for carrying on our general fa business, combined with that of Auctioneers. 1 We shall continuo to hold largo ■"• stocks of General .Merchandise and Produce of all kinds. In our new prem- "" ises, situated in the heart of the business partofTeAro, wo shall be prepared.to "• recoive consignments of Morchandiso, . Produce, Fruit, &c, eenerally for Sale by Public Auction on the moat reasonable terms, Outdoor Sales of Merchandise. Household Furniture, Horses, Cattle, , &c, conducted with the utmost care for both vendors and purchasers. Attached to our promises wo have a capital 'Sale Yard for Horses, &o. be Special lines of Baled Hay and Racehorse Fodder, Soliciting your patronage, P. We are, yours faithfully,SHORTT&REID. TO STAND THIS SEASON 'I A TA. W. CAVE'S FARM, To Ore ' , Ore, Mastcrton, the Thoroughbred Horse, PISCATORIOUS. By Traducer (imp.), out of FannyFisher, by Fisherman (imp), out of i d Coquetto(imp,)by Launcelot, winner of English Derby and full brother to Touch)r .stone. Traducer by tho Libel, by Pantaloon. The Libel, out of Pasquenade, full sister to Touchstone. It will be seen from tho above that tho r stout-hearted Fisherman has been even \ moro to the Australian Turf than ' ;, Traducer to the New Zealand Tho fact j that Piscatorious is tho only Fisherman j . and Traducer uickobtainable should be , sufficient (o eutitle him to the respect of breeders. Owners of mares who are desirous to J breed high priced youngsters should stick ' to winning strains and put their mares to a horse bred on the lines on Piscatorious, \ i whose breeding alone would command k him a big season in any part of the c world. In color Piscatorious is a beautiful dark Vi brown, with black points, standing l(i i hands 2in high, has a neat expressive a> head (never a neater or cleaner head set on a neck), indicative of a good temper, i His neck is long and muscular, with wind- ol [ pipe well detached'; his shoulders are "' deep and woll laid back, and good enough tf ■ for anythibg. Ho's a grand topped 'un. Z TERMS.-Thoroughbred Mares Ten *■ Guineas, Half bred Marea Six Guineas, Two'or more as per agreement. Monies 1 payable on first service, by P.N, due 4 31st December, 1888. Grass FREE J* 1 until due notice has been given of stint- ij ing, aftqr which 3s Gd per week will be charged. Every care of Marea will be J 8 taken, but no responsibility, Groomago fjj -ss, to bo paid at time of service. . For Particulars apply to f wl - B. CAVE, or 7 A. W. GAVE. o£ Woodleigh Farm, 2948 . TeQre Ore, Maxtor.,