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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4481, 27 July 1893, Page 4

WAIPOUA NURSERY J AMES STONE,,Proprietor, [ESTABLISHED in 187(i.] TN viow of the approach of the planting season I have pleasuto in announcing to tlto publio of Masterton and district that I have again made arrangements fora supply of Fruit Tjces from the Celebrated' Nuraory of MR IVORY, of Rargiora, Canterbury, whose trees have invariably given the utmost satisfaction in the district. Intending planters should ordor early to ensure tho best selection. 1 Lave on hand ready for planting,alarge supply of Forest Trees, lnoludiiig. llnus Insignia, Cuprnsus Maorocarpa, Lawsoniana, Erecta,' and Elsgpnf-well grown and splendidly rooted. Also WelJinglonias, Abioi/Aiba,' 'Douglass!, l and Menziefiij Retinospbra (varieties), Cryptomaria Eiegans, ic,, Maorocarpa, l-'yoar and 2 year, transplanted, 12/- to 15/• per 100. Lawsoniana, 9s to 12s per dozen, Elms, English and American Ash, Birch, Sycamore, American Ash, " Pittosporum" (Native Matipo), Drooping Ash, 10ft high, etc, etc. A vcrjrlar# varioty'of Shrubs and flowering plants, includingLilao, Guelder Rose, Laurel Laurettinas, Diosma, Wisterias, Camelias Clematis. A nice lot of Irish Ivy in pots,each. Roses in large variety (standird and climbers). Spoilal I'nes in small fruits—Filberts [Webb's prizo close headed Is Gd to %6d each. Curiants-Black, Red, and White. My Gooseberries inoludo "Lancashire Prize " 6d to Is each j Figs, Cobb Nuts, Chestnuts, etc., etc. To all iwrchascrs of tho value of 80s a pamphlet giving a proved Recipe together with valuable and mactical information how to; deal with fruit pests will bo given. This Recipo haß beon well tned in the Nursery and found to be very effective and cheap. JAS: STONE, Nurseryman, Mnsterton PARK TALE H OB.SERT! OAJRTKRTON, rjlßlfl undersigned; begs to remind 1 Orohardista andFruih Growers that he has a large stock in choice varieties of well worked Fruit Theeb, 4000. Afpieu, twoyearsold, fine, well shaped 15a doz,, three and four, 18s to 20a j fo> cash. Plums—English and Japanese, a large stock of the very best leading sorts 18a to 30s doz. Pbaiis, Peaches, Apricots and Cheerieh 18s. Walndis-Euto pean, Is each; Japanese, 2a, Raspberries in varieties 2s Cd duzon. Gooseberries, in. varieties, 8s (id dozen. Cur rants—lied, White and Black—including Carter's Champion, 3s 6d do?,; Strawberrieß—of sorts, runner plants, 2s (id 100, Transplanted, 43 6d 100; Tennifolium Pittosporum, very fane for Ornamental Hedges (own raisin?) 10s 100, JOHN BLOMQUIBT, Proprietor.

J. MAYO & SONS NURSERYMEN, PALMERBTON NORTH, DESCRIPTION OF FRUIT AND SHELTER TREES FOE SALE. Send fur our Deacrlptivo Catalogue POST FREE on application

Instruments carefully repaired. WJLLIAM WHITI, Furniture Ware» house, Queon-Btreet Masterton, The wonder of the nineteenth CENTURY. neubalgiTdefeated. ... MA-URD. (Prepared only from the growths on New Zealand.) CURES NEURALGIA, HEADACHE, CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, SPRAINS, AND PAIN OF ANY KIND. ISf'Aßk your Chemist or Storekeeper for MA-URO, or Bond direct for & bottle: post free for 2b 2d. Tho Rev. T. G. Hammond, missionary, says:-"iiaving spent a considerable timo as missionary among tho Maoris or Hokianga,( bccamo aware of many uses made by them of native plants and trees, An intimato knowledge of one plant in particular led me to conclude that it would prove beneficial in caaea of neuralgia. Having communicated my conviction to Mr A. A. Gower, chemist, l'atea, he 1»b produced a compound which has fully met my expectation, and has proved of great benefit to members of my own family and many of my friends." A gentleman writing from Wellington says:-"I am glad to inform you that your Ma-uru has been working wonders horo, Miss —: — is subject to Nouralfcio Headache. Ono evening I found hor prostrate with pain. I gave her the bottle of Ma-uru, and alio found it relieved her so much that she not only obtained a good nisrht's rest, but has not had an .ttack since. That is a fortnight ago, Similar testimony as to efficacy was borne by Miss —— ,Mrs , and Mr ——, Mr A. A. Gower announces the advent of Ma-uru on the scene of proprietory medicines. Although this lemcdy has only been known in its present form for a few months, it 3 'success has betn absolutely phenomenal—failure to perform what is claimed for it being as'yet unknown, while, in addition, wo tan speak positively of its almost marvellous effect en chilblains, which of itself is sufficient to make it a favourite in almc:i every household.— Patea Mail, Bth Sept.

Prepared only bj the Solo proprietor, A. A. UOWEK, CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST, Paxba,, P.O. Box 20, sis— Shailand sad Co and N.Z Dm? Oim Jia The united fabmebs 1 alliance (Limited), : WELLINGTON, PALMERBTON NORTH & WANGANUI, PROPERTIES FOE SALE--522 sores 4 miles from Levin, part freehold, pari Mvo lease 600 „ Pohangina, 200 in grass, fenced 208 ~ Pohangina, 133 in grass 300 „ Birmingham, 250 in pass, fenced 400 „ Birmingham, hotisa and improve'Ments' 517 Kairanga, highly improved 1400 „ 'Kairanga, 950 in grass 200 „ Longburn, highly improved ' 780 „ Pohingina, 310 acres in grass and tqrnips, perpetual lease, with right 437 „ improved farm, Carnarvon 660 ,j near.Wanganui good road all the ; way; 1 fenced and'mil watered 4750 near Huutecville, good road all the way; all in grass, well watered, and good fences; a'valuable prb- . , porty. Easy terms "■' ' 2620 „ near nuntervillo and about 3 miles from'railway station; well grassed • !(> and ,watered, good Irbada,,.. new