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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4480, 26 July 1893, Page 4

WAIPOUA NURSERY JAMES^O^^Sprietor, TN view of the approach of the planting eea- ~ son I have pleasure in announcing to the publio of MaitertonuikdistrM that:l hare again made arrangementsforasupply of Fruit Ttccb from the Celebrated Nursery of MR I>ORY,. of Ratgiora, Canterbury, whose trees' have invariably given faction in the.dißtriot.'lntending planters I have on hand wa'ily for plantingialarge auppjy.of: Forest Trees, inoluding I'inUß Insigms, Oupwstu Maorocarpa, Lawsoniana, Erecta, and Elegai« well grown andsnlendidly rooted. and MSnzieiu; Retinospow (varieties) j Grjptomaria Elegmis, &o„ Maorocarpa, 1 year and 2 year, transplanted, 12/. to 18/- per 100. Lawsoniana, 9s to 12s per dozen. Elms, American Ash, Birch, Sycamore, American Mountain Ash, "Pittosnorum" (Native Matipo). DroopingAsh,loft high, eto, etc. ' ■'■ ■■: i . ,; : j A veiylarjfo variety of Shrubs and flowering plants, including Lilac, Guelder Hose, Laurel Laurestinas, Diosma, Wisterias, Oameliaa ; Clematis., A nice lot of Irish Ivy in pots ; each, Hoses in largo .variety (standard and .climbora). Special Uncs .in small' fruito—Filbertß [Webb's .prize close headed Is fid to &6d eachi : Cunants-Black, Red, < and Whiti My Gooseberries include "Lancashire Prise" OdtoUeachj Figs, Cobb Nuts. Chestnuts, ote,, etc, To all purchasers of the value of 80s a pamphlet giving a proved Recipe together with valuable and mactical information how to deal with fruit pests will be given. This Recipe has bcon well tried in tho Nursery and found to be very effective and cheap. JAS; BTONE, Nurservmrin, Mnsterton PARK V.AL-E.KURSERJ ■,,..: CARTERTON. .-•■. rpHbl undersigned bogs to remind 1 Orohardißta and Fruit Growers that he has a large atook in choice varieties of woll worked Fkuit Trees j 4000. Apples, twoyearsold.finej well shaped 16s doz., three and four, 18s to 20s;/or cash, FiiDMS—English and Japanese, a large stock of the very beat leading sorlß 18a to 30s doz. Pbaks, PEAOHES.Apnioora and Chberos 18a. Wainuts-Emo pean, 1b each; Japanese, 2s, Raspberries in variolios 2s Od dozen. Gooseberries, in varieties, its 6d dozen. Cur rants-Red, White and Black-including Garter's Champion, 3s fid doz; Strawborrieß—of sorts, '■ runner plants, 2s fid 100, Transplanted, 4a 6d 100 j TennifoU him Pittosporum, very fine for Ornamental Hedges (own raising) 10a 100. JOHN BLOMQUIBT, Proprietor. J. MAYO & SONS NURSERYMEN, PALMERSTON NORTH, TWERY DESCRIPTION OP FRUIT AND SHELTER TREES FOB SALE. Soad for our Descriptive Catalogue POST FREE on application IS atfc; m «JSS£ RPINHEY, _ (FOMiBBLT WITH W. HAWKE). [EGSIo notify the publio of Mastorton that ' he has procured a comfortable Landau Cabbuoe, which he will run to and from tho Railway Station, to meet all trains. Mate parties can hue the Carriage- on the most rcassnacle terms. Note—All orders left with Mr Elliott Saddler, will be promptly attended to PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS. PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS. PIANOS, ■ ALWAYS have several first-olasß and invito inspection, Second-hand pianos bought or ex. Inatrumontß carefully repaired. WILLIAM WHITT, Furniture Warehouso,' Queen-street Masterton. HHE .WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. NEURALGIADEFEATED, ■ r; MA-URIJ. (Prepared only from tho growths on New Zealand.} ~ CURES NEURALGIA, HEADACHE, ' CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SOIATIOA, SPRAINS, AND PAIN OP ANY i. : KIND, {SsP'Ask your .Chemist, or Storekeeper torM"Mu,-br'send'direct ifofabottle; post free for 2b 2d, Tho Rev. T. O. Hammond, missionary, nativo plants and trees, An intimato knowelude, that it would provo beneficial in cases of neuralgia, Having communicated my convic. tion to Mr A. A, Gower, chemist, l'atea, he has produced a compound which has fully mot my eipcctatioii. and has proved of great benefit to members of my own family and many of my friends." A gentleman 1 writing from' .Wellington says:—"l am glad to inform you that your Ma-tiru has been working wonders here. Miss —t- is subject to Neuralgic Headache. One evening I found her.prostrate with pain.. I ™..1«. IV. Lin. .tic. .._. ..j .I*. t. ■ i It relieved her so much that she not only obtained a good night's rest, but has not had an Mr A. A. Gower ahrii Ma-nru on tho scene of pi Although this l'emcdy has only been known in its present form for a few months, its success perform what is claimed for it being as yet unknown, whilo,. in addition,, we can speak positively of its almost marvellous effect on chilblains, which of itself is sufficient to make itafavourito in,almost ovory household.— Patea Mail, Bth Sept.' Prepared only bj the Solo proprietor, A. A, GOWER, CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST,, '.'':'■ , Patea, \ ; " P.UBox2O, " . Wholesale Agents— . Sharland and Co and N.ZDru; Oimnn •, UNITED FARMERS' ALUANCE . , ... (Limited).' ; ' WELLINGTON; PALMERSTON NORTH & WANGANUI. PROPERTIES FOR SALE--522 acres 4 miles from Levin, part freehold, part Nativo lease 600 r „ .Pohangina, 200 in grass, fenced, 208.',; Mangiha, 133 in grass ; > v '>. 300 „ Birmingham, 250 in grass; fenced 400 „ ' Birmingham, houso and improve- . ments 1 ,. ', ~ . 517 i'„' Kaifanga, highly improved ' 1400,, Kairanga: 950 in grass 200 „ Longburn, highly Improved 780 „ Pohingina, 310 aores in grass and .•:■.' ■ 'turnips,perpetual lease, with right of purchase. ■';.- ■■•■■ • 487 '„ ; Improved farm, Carnarvon 600; „■ near Wanganui good road all the ... „way; fenced and,well .watered " '' cheap ' "" "''..V;,.''.'.'..;,. 300. „;„near Patea, all in grass, well fonced '4750 „.. near Hunterville, good road alt the : J :■';{■: ,;wayj' ; all in grasß.'welliwatered, ■;;■ -O and good fences;: a valuable,property. Easy terras' '•>•'-•':!■ 2620,1-near Hunterville,and.aboiit3 miles ■from'railway'Btatlon; wollgra'ssed o'- 1 - :'■■ •■ and l watered;; good, roads,!.'hew dwellinsjhousc; a fine property arid Jcbntenientlyeltoated ,;, . Full particnla'rs on 'aplic'ation to •. ■• r THE' AtLUUCE, ; Waterloo QaftytWeUinßton,. , ■•'