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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4435, 3 June 1893, Page 4

P ARK ! TA;t.B K ; DRSEIRIi; /CARTERTON. ... mflß undersigned begs to remind X Orohardista andFruifc Growers that he has a largo stock in choice varieties of ivoil worked Fruit Trees; 4000, ■ ArpiEß, twoyearaold, fine, well shaped 15s doz,, three and four, 18s to 20s; /or ca«A. Plums—English and Japaneso, a large stock of the very best leading sorts 18s to 80s doz. Pj!AKB,PEAbHES, Apricots and Ohekbks 'lßs. ; Wiisoiß-Euro« pean, Is eadh'j Japanese,''2s.-Bsspber-riea in varieties 2s Gd dozen. Gooseberries, in varieties, 3s 6d dVzen. Our rants-Red, Whiteand Black—including Garter's Champion, 3s Cd'doz; Straw-berries-of sorts',' runrior plants, 2s 6d 100, Transplanted, 4s 6d 100; Tennifol. ium Pittosporum, very hne for Ornamental Hedges (own raising) 10s 100. ~; JOHN BLOMQUIBT,., ~ Proprietor. WAIPOUA NUBSEBY JAMESSTOS, Proprietor, ■■ [ESTABHSHBDiNIWR] ■■"N view oithe approach of the plan"~ • son I have pleasure in ahnouncin again made arrangements fora supply of Fruit Treesfrom the Celebrated Nursery, of MR IVORY, of Itatgiora, Canterbury, wKese' trees have invariably given the utmost satisfaction in the district. .Intending, planters - should order early to ensure the best selection,' I have on band ready for planting,* large sup? ply'of Forest Trees, including Pinus Insignu,. : Cupreisus Macrocarpa, Lawsonlana. Ereota, and Elcgans.wcll grown and splendidly rooted,' - Also Vellingtonias, Abios/Atba.' 'Douglass!,' '" tomaria Elcgans,, «o„ Macrocarpa, 1 year and Lawsoniana, 9s to 12s per; dosen. Eims, . English and American Ash, Birch, Sycamore, American Mountain Ash, "Pittoipwum" (Native Matipo), Drooping Aeh,lof t high, etc, etc. A very large variety of Shrubs and flowering plants, including Lilao, Guelder Rose, Laurel, Lauresfioas, Diosms; Wisterias, Olcmatiß. 'A ; mcb lot of Irish Ivy In pots ■ cacb. Rosea in largo variety (standard an d climbers), Special lines In small • fruits-Filberts fWcbb'fl ■■ prize close headed Is 6d to 2s 6d each. Currants—Block,. Red, and White. My Gooseberries includo" Lancashire Priio" Gd to Is each; Figs,'Cobb to.vSp^'.t" To ail purchasers of the mue of JOsY pamphlet'giving a proyed Recipe together with valuable and practical information how to deal witb fruit pests wil) bo given. Tbis . Recipo has been well tried in the Nursery and ' JAS: STONE, Nurseryman, Masterton j:mayo&sonß NURSERYMEN, PALMERBTON NQ&Ttiy; rmm DESCRIPTION OF :' FRUIT. AND SHELTER TREES Send for,our Descriptive Catalogue POST FREE on'applicatibiiV ..; . : IMPORTANT TO. FARMERS, CHEAP MANURES! |HE jWEUisaTOH MeaiExpori Oom. pany offer their Manures r propareu by the American process, at the following prices' on truob at NRahaufangft :—• ' Bojrc Meal, Ist quality, por ton, £6,;,. Bohe Meal,' 2nd BiioDMancbe • . ~•, '•':.""' Mixed Mandbes ~ ■ „ .'■, Samples, with copies of analysis, can be had on application The Company are Purchasers of ALL CLASSES of Fat Stock, and are ropro. Eented in the Wairarapa by Mr Alex] MoKenzie; of Feathorßton, iDBUHOI BLADDEN • The Southern Cross CYCLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY "AVE for sale, for Cash on tho Hire i Purchase System, some high-ehuu -.Jle Diamond and Humbor Frame, Double-Ball Headed" Safeties," made of. thdjVery beat Steel Staajaiand Drum Stoel Tubing, fitted witri'PrTe Cushion or Solid Tyreß. ing.. Wo keep in stock Sundries and Fittings of overy description used in the busiin the Cy.olo Trade, consequently ourcue< tomers can depend upon having their work . doneithoroughtly ("with a Guarantee) and at muchoheaper rates than hitherto, Tho prinoiple advantago of our Cycles' over almost! all imported machines (whioh ore mostly, made with malleable oast iron fittings), is that wo givo.a Giiorontee with all meni Pnenmatio and Cushion Tjr6S re« paired.. Wheels converted from Solid to Pnoumotto orCushion Tyres., Maohines new; i New Spokoe from 6d eaoh. Estimates given for a quantity, and All ni.Wt.nrt proportionately cheap. j (J. SEXTONAND CO;, ;> , (fobmebit with w..hawke). •JRJEGSIo notify the publie of Maatortonthat Railway Station, to meet all trains,, Private , THExCAFE, :!,, (Opposite the Occidental Hotel), '„ "QUEEt' STPET, MABTERTON, tho •'OafcV'l have toani . nounce that first-classßefreshments nl rinonrinflnni, „»„ U.L.J, i . . Having!.been.;for. manyiyears Chief • flopk in somo of the leading Wqis in the > Colony, the public may rely on feting a ; REALLY GOOD pAL, , •,;; i i Tea; Comßi/AHD'CoopA.- : ' "' i';'.■ Oy'stertittSeason. ■! -i'l.i '■-. : Cleanliness and Civility a prominent '' i .'.,,!;jfeature,..' ■,• ; , ~-,- < F.WMOW;-