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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3826, 3 June 1891, Page 4

WAIPOUA NURSERY. ON SALE The following list of Fruit Trees sent to the order of MR J AIIES STONE, Nurseryman, Masterton, by W.E. IVORY Rangiora, Nursey Bangiora. 101 APPLE TREES. 2 Esopua Spitzenburgh, 1 Borne Beauty, G King of Tompkins County, 6 Beinette du Canada, 4 Cellini, 5 Norfolk Beefing, 6 Lord Wolesley, 3 Rhode Islands Greening, 1 Lemon Pipping, 1 Yorkshire Greening, 1 American Golden Pippin, 1 Early Joe, 1 Fillbasket, 1 Rambo, 1 Eorlj Harvest, 1 American Bsauty, 7 Sturmer Pippen, 6 Princeßismarck, 3 Lady Honniker, 4iord Clyde, 1 Emperor Alexander, 3 Glorii Mundii, 3 Lord Suffleld. 4 Danns Narie, 6 Beauty of Kent, 5 Prenoh Crab, 8 Golden Bussett, 3 American Boyal Pearmain, 4 Mobs Royal, 5 Cox's Orange Pippen, 3Wagener, 4 Pecks Pleasant. 4G PLUM TREES. 3 Prune Plum, 2 Yellow Magnum Bonum 2 Coe's late Bed, 1 July Green Gage 8 Uroen Gage, 3 Prince Englebert, G Vio toria, 4 Orleans, 5 Washington, 5 Blue Diamond, 3 Dullins Golden Guge, 2 Bed Gage, 1 Damson, 1 Jefferson. 6 FILBERTS. 3 Webbs Closetheaded Filberns, 3 Daviana Filberts. 8 APRICOT TBEES, 2 Moorpath, 3 Campell6eld Seedling, 1 bt. Ambroise, 2 Dullins Early Peaoh;

31 PEAR TREES, 1 Windsor, 2 Beurre Clairgeau, 3 Autumn Bergamot, 3 Josephine do Nalines, 4 Marie Louise de Uecle, 3 Gansells Bergamot, 4 Winter Nelis, 3 Early Crawford, 6 Williams Bon Chretian, 2 Napoleon. 10 CHERRY TREES* 1 Common Bigarreau, 1 Elton, 1 Imperatrice Eugene, 1 Bleeding Heart, 2 Blaok Heart, 2 Bigarreau Napolean, 1 May Duke, 1 Black Cireasian, 15 PEACH TREES. Noblesse, 3 N ewington, 2 Lady Palmer tone, 2 Royal George, 2 Early Rivers 3 Evendale Favourite, 1 Early Ann. 2 nectarine; 1 Victoria, 1 Brandons Hardy. 3 Dutch Medlars, 108 GOOSEBERRY TREES. 6 Green Gage, 6 Champagne, 6 Ironmonger, 6 Northern Hero, 6 Lancashire Lass, GGoldon Drop, 12 China Orange, 6 Gills Seedling, 6 White Champagne, 6 Billy Dean, 6 Crown Bob, 6 Dauntless, 6 Maid of Brighton, 6 Whitesmith, 6 Roaring Lion, C Heart of Oak, 6 Red Ocean, - SHRUBS &o.' Asterby Pines, Flowering Shrubs in variety, Gilda Rose, Grape Vines in variety. Sweet Bay, Jasmine, Laurels in variety, Portugal, Laerestinus, English and Mountain Ash, Pittospoeum (Native Matipo), Silver Birch, Veronicas of all sorts, Westeria Sensis, Pinus Insignus, Princess, Eligans from 8s to 15s per 100, Maorocarpa from 8s to ISs per 100, Lawsoniana Uprite Cypress. N.B. -J. STONE is the only authorised agent for

W. E. IVOEY in the Wairarapa district, and the publio are cautioned against giving orders for his trees to any other persona. T. DICKSON, I ROGER TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. Has landed, ex s.s. lonic, 107 CASES CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S GOODS, CONIAINttO— Marmalade, lib and 21b tins . Red and Black Currant Jelly Tarragan and Chili Vinegar Lucca Oil Celery Seeds and Celery Salt Farmasan Cheese Tart Fruits in bottles Real Turtle Meat . < Truffles, Potted Game, &c, Sweet Essence of Rennet Parisian Essence , ■ Montaerrat Limejuice Newson's Chutney, pints and quarts Dutch Cheese Bird Peppers, Long Chillies Huntley & Palmer's Biscuits Allan & Hanbury's and Nestle's Food,

T. DICK SO N, SOLE AGENT FOR THE ONLY ; PRIZE MEDAL CEYLON TEA. ' Lambton Quay and Bowen Street, WELLINGTON Jinperial Mre Office OF LONDON. I [Established 1803.] yUIS Company is prepared£to accept ' FIRE RISKS at lowest curren Paid Up Capital and Invested Funds— ONE MILLION NINE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. and Whakataki PBOPKIETORS. x\_ settlers resdingin the above districts, W. Noill &Co., of the Pnnoe of Wales Livory Stables, Maßterton, bavo decided to run a well-appointed four horse coach between Masterton and Castlepoint, for the conveyance, at low and reasonable rates, of passengers parcels, &c.

4jTho first coach will start from the Prince of Wales Hotel, calling at tho Club Hotel on FRIDAY MORNING, the 28th, at S o'clock, and will thereafter leave every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at the same hour, and will leave Castleppint on the mornings of WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 5.30 arriving in Masterton in time for passengers to catch the 3.10p m train to Wellington. The coach will be in the hands of that well known and experienced driver MR A HARFORD, and no pains will be spared to pfomoto the comfort and convenience of. patrons. Communications from settlers and others promptly attended to. W NEILL & CO. PROPRIETORS. . Prince of Wales Livery Stables. Maßterton November 1890.