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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4430, 29 May 1893, Page 3

r .AUOTIOMERftNOTIGE.; .■:;, TAEiTAHI'STO'CKSALK. 'N - defurenco :to the -wishes uf tlio j,. : Stewards and Meihbers'of the Watrarapii Trotting Olub; arid -on the understanding' that tHoy.Would 1 not. for tlio , future fix their events to olhbli with my previously advertised Stock.Sales, 1 have decided pn this' occasion to onlit altoaether my usual' fortnightly • Tatatahl Stock tiaie, which Bluiul^','in/ordinaff pouree, beheld on Ist June. Those ,whn..woro desirous.<i( entering stock for this sale,; will h we «n opportunity of; disposing 'of 'their- Btook (if:donvenioril t6 ,thotn) at tlio sale to bo heldpnMONDA^.tho.B'thljune, fit Mr Corpe's Farm, \Yoodlaiidsj Waihakek'e. ■,■:'.. -.■■'■'■: F, H.WOOD,..'■■:" ' Auctioneer.'v ( TAR4TAHI STOCK ,SAMS/';": T1 H.IWOOD; will hold his regular '• fortnightly Stock Sales at the TARATAHI. YARDS, ; »t l ; p,m, ou dates as under, viz.;-.; : v.Thursday Juno Ist : do,'-, \: .da' ; • loth ■•; do;/ ■ -. '■ /;• .'do ];.' ,; ■.29 th < Settlers dosirpas of entoring ito'ck.'for either of thbabev'b sales'are requited o.send.jn partioul«rß ! ,p(:,entrieß,isufli. iently jearly ■to allow for; their being fully advertised. '■■■■>■<

'. pmiY,, jdne;2kd,,' :; '! ,: -' ■ At 1 O'ClocK. l\ jIIIEWB will dell by ..Auction Jj, \J Cattl6> Slieep,; Horses, otc . ', :;" ";'; ' '.. .<?'■■■ '. ENTRIESINYLTEU. / • MB'D. CiIEWE has received instructions to sell immediately utter tho Stock B&le,"alarge consignment of Fiuit and Ornamental Treeß and Shrubs, consisting of:—. ; Apples grafted; on blight-proof stooks) • PeHS;. . v Quinces ' (Jooseberries, .otc Laurels Pinuß Irisi/jnis '. Macrocarpu, etc. D.CEEvVK i hi 11 ITUTY BRIOK AUCTION MART, at' Paliiatua, is now completed,'aiidl mi prepared to receive consignments of goods of all kind for salo, I have, also SALE YARDS at MASTERTON, EKETAHUM.nnd'PAHIATUA and am prepared to cortduct sales in any part nf the district on reasonable terms Clients entrusting mo'with their business can rely on account sales with proceeds being rendered promptly.

FRUITTREES. FOREST TREES, ORNAMENTAL : TREES, SHRUBS, ETC. 'WmM'slißßai STANMORE JUDMRY, SWVMOHE KoAD KOBTH, CHBIBTCiIUROH, I AVE for sale this prcßent planting I season, a very large slock of healthy well-grown FRUIT TREES, FORfcST TREES, 1 ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHHUBS, < ;, ROSES, Etc., ol overy description. -We would call special attention toonr very large and varied collection of Fruit Trees which aro nil exceptionally good this season, Our immense stock ol Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, etc., includes all leading varieties, and being specially prepared for transplanting are sure to give satisfaction, . All.orders are carefully packed and delivered froeat Christohurch Railway Station, actual'cost only being charged for cases, etc. Owing to the early expiration of lease and dissolution of partnership, most lines have been greatly reduced in price,- as it is absolutely necessarj to clear off pur immense stock before ■ starling a fresh nursery. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. PA : RK. VALE NURSERY, OARTKRTON. fpHK undersigned begs to remind J[ OrohardiatsaiidFrufrGrwera that he has a largo stock in choice varieties of well worked' Fruit Trees, 1000;"; ArriKS.'two'ycarsold, fine, well shaped 15s dbz., three and four, 18s to 20s';' Jm cash. Pious—English and Japanese, a large stock of the very best leading aorta 18at(j30s dpZ.PiAKSJpBAOUEa, Afbicoib aiid Cherries" 18s. WALNUis-Eurc pean, la each; Japanese, K - Raspberries in varieties.2sGd dozen, Goose-, berries, in varieties, c<3 Cd dozen,' - Cur rants—Red, White and Black—including Carter's Champion, 3s 6d doz j .St.rawr, berrieß—of aorta, runner plants,'2sGd 100, Transplanted, 4s 6d 100; Tennifolhim Pittospbfiim,very hno • for Ornamental Hedges (own'raising) 10s 100. ; JOHN BLOMQUIST, . .! •„' ' Proprietor. waiipotMJntjrsf.ry JAMES STONE, Proprietor, ; [ESTABLISHED rc 1676.] ' ; t IN view of the approach of the planting seasoa I havepleanurein announcing to the public of Mastcrton and district that I have again made arrangements for a supply of Fruit Trees from tbo : Gelcbrated Nursery of MR IVORY, of Kangiora, .Canterbury, whoso trees have invariably given the utmost satisfaction in the district. Intending planters should order early toensuro the best selection. I li'aveon'haudrcailyforplanting.ahrge supply pf Forest Trees, including I'iniis Insighity Cupreous Maorocarpa, Lawsottlona, Erecta,' and Eleganß,wcll grown and splendidly rooted; Aim W.lllmrknimn Al,in 'Alln.' <nm,i.l««l I and Mcnzicsilj Rctinospora (varieties); Cryp--2 year, transplanted, 12|- to 10/- per 100. Lawso'niana,. 9s to 12s. per .dozen, Elms, English and Americin'Ash, Birch, Sycamore, American Mountain Asb, " Fittosporum" (Native Matipo), Drooping A»h,loft high, etc, etc. ' ,;: A very large variety of Shrubs and dowering plants, including Lilac, Guelder Rose, Laurel, Laurestinas, Dioßma,; Wisterias;• Camelias Clematis. A nlco lot of Irish Ivy in ■ pots ' each.;Ror-- ! - ' —* ■•■—'-»- m.-.u-j--.i climbers). Special lmcs in small fruita—Filberts | [Webb's prite close headed Is Cd to 2s Qd each, i Cufionts—Black,' Rcdf Kid! White'. CtC, eto. -. ....■ -,"-. '/: • ~■•■ . ~.: VTo iall purchasers.;of the value of 30s a pamphlet giving l -a.'pioycd Rccijio together with Valuable and practical information how to deal with fruit ueßt's will bo givcu. This Recipi has been well tried in the Nurttry.ahd found, to be very effective and cheap, ' '"! JAS^STOisp,''; ■■• Nurseryinfiii, Mnstei'ton ■.,,-.■ j NOT^Cf.' T)Rl6il to STOCKTAKING; we have ■! decided to hold a CLEARING SALE of'flew ajld &cond.!hand';YehV clea at prices which iilyst ; sell,' Call and inspect. They compose : 2 Second-hand Family r -; 1; j ii-f,'! '■' : 'Double Seated Buggy-' ij „ Singleßuggy 1 j „ Victoria •'•■■ „., 1 New Beat' Double Buggy;' ■■'■ ■ "1 Ladies Phaeton ■ ■ [ ■■■ - ■•■ The w'hole are bargains seldom met with, Callrearly.andget.firßtohoice.v- ; : ; M AjS TB:RT O;Nv.O-,(VA O H i faotom; ■"■-■