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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4426, 23 May 1893, Page 3

Obtainable of all Chemists, Saddler), and Storekeeper!. | jWholesalo ngents for Wellington Pro» vlnce— SHAKLAND&CO,, Wellington, IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. CHEAP MANURES I fpHE Wjslliroioh Meat Export Compant offer their Manures, prepared by tho American process, nt the following prices on trucks at Bone Mkal, lit quality, por ton, £§ Bone Meal, 2nd quality, ■ „ v.. £5 Blood Manobh ' „ £5 Mixed Mandrm i, £4 -Samplbai; with copies:bf. ; analyai«, . can be had on applicator The Company are Furchacen of ALL CLASSES of Fat Stock, and aro represented in the Wa'rarrpa by Mb Alex MoKbnzie, of Feathetsioa, DIINUT SLADDEN . Secretary, PARK V ALE HURSERI, CARTERTON, fpßt! underjifined begs to remind X Orchardista and Frui f - Growers that he has a largo stock in choice varieties of well worked Fruit Trees, 4000. Arms, twoyeano.M, fine, well shaped 15s doz,, three and four, 18s to 20s ; /oi cash. - Plums—English and Japanese, a large itook of tho very best leading aorta 18310,% doz. Pbawj, Peaches, Apricots and Cherries 18a.//Walnuts—Euro* pean, la each; Japanese, 2s, Raspberries in varieties . 2s 6d . duzen. . Gooseberries, in varieties, 3] (id dozen. Cur rants—Rod, White and Black—iicluding Cartor'e Champion, 3s Cd dor. j Strawberries—of aorta, tunner. plants, 1 2s Gd 100, Transplanted, 4s 6d 100; - Tennifolium Pittoiporum, very hno. for Omar mental Hedges (own raisin?) 10s 100. JOHiN BLOMQUIBT, Proprietor.':;;

FRUIT TREES. FORESTS TREEB,- .ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ETO. Em and Bamett, STAN MORE AUIttSRY, Sr; NMOEK ROAD .NOMU, CHUISICIHJEOH, HAYE for sale this, present planting season,a very largo stock ol healthy weli-growf ■■:■ FRUIT TREES, FOREST TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES,: SHRUBS, Etc., ' :6l ; eve ; .y 'description. , We would call special attention toonr very and .varied collection ol Fruit Treei .which are' a!', exceptionally good this season. Our immeuse 6!ockolO;'iiamenial Trees, Shrubs, eic:, includes all boding ■ varieties, And. being .specially .prepared., for .transplauliug aro sure to give satis/action.. "■:AI1 ordc-'s nre carefully packed »nd delivered free at Chrisichurch railway Station, actual-cost only being charged for cases, etc. ' Owing to the early expiration ol lease and partnership) most lines have been great'y reduced in price, as it is absolutely necessary to clear oil our immense stock before., siarting & fresh. nursery.. CATALOGUES ON' APPLICATION. J.MAYO&SONS NURSERYMEN, PALMBSBTON SOBTE, DESCRIPTION OF FRUIT AND SHELTER TREES FOB SALE, Send for out Descriptive Catalogue POST FREE on application. ■■■■ WAIPOTJA NURSERY JAMES STONE, Proprietor. [ESTABLISHED IN 1876.]; . TN tiew of the approach of the planting sea--x- son I bavo pleasure in amiouucinj to the pu'jlio of Maitertou and district tlmt.l toe again made airan;,emcnt3 fora supply of Fruit Trees from the Celebrated Nuiu.y of M!t IVORY, of Ranjion, Canterbury, whoso trees have iiiTar'ably jiveu the utmost sailsfact'on in the district, Intendinj planters ihou'd order early to ensure the best selection. 1 have on hand ready (or planting a larj* supply of Foi'est Trees, mcluir'ng Finns Insfenis, Cu|i'cssiu Macijocarpj, Lmmisiia, focta, Also Wellinstomas, Abie:, 'A^ba ; ' and Mcnzicsii; EctinMporn (varieties); Cryptoiraria Elcgons, &c„ Maeroeaipa, 1. year and 2 year, tran«plaute<], 12/- to 15/- per 100. Laivsomana, 9.) to 123 per ten. Elms, English and American Ash, Birch. Sycamo e, American Mountain Ash, "Pitto.poium" (Nativo Matipo), Drooping AsyOit h'jli, etc, etc. A rerrlarge variety of Shrubs and flowcrlnd plants, including Lilac, Guelder Eo:e, Laure Lnurcstinj), Dioima, Wisterias, G'amoli Clematis. A nice lot of Irish Ivy in pots each. Roses in large variety (standard a climbers). Special l'tes In small fruits-Filberts [Webb's priie elose headed Is lid to 2s 6d each. Cur.tutt—Blaek, Bed, and White. My GooMbwties include "Lauca'.liii'fl Prize " 6d to Is each; Fiji, Cobb Nuts, Chestnuts, etc., etc. To all purchasers of the Tfllae of SOi ft piraphlet giving • proyed Recipe tojetliw with valuable and practical information how to deal with fruit pest] will be given. This Recipe has been well tried in the Nursery and found to he very effective tnd cheap. JAS. STONE, Nnrueryman, Mastcrton NOTIOE TO WOOL-GROWERS IN mmmrn. T. F. SMITH, CARRIER, WHAKATAKI, JS prepared to cart wool from hit abed it Tenui and land it in Wellington it ■even ahillingi per three-quarter bale, ull tiled bile oightand eix-peuoe.