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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4489, 29 July 1893, Page 2

WAIPOUA NURSE JAMES STONE, Proprietor, [ESTABLISHED in 1876.] ■ N view of tlio approach of the planting senson I have pleasure in announcing to the publio of Masterton and district that I have Trees from the Celebrated Nursery of MR rvORY, of Rangiora, Canterbury, whoso trees have invariably given the utmost satisfaction in the district. Intending planters should order early to ensuro tho best selection. I have on hand roady for planting,alargo stilly of Forrat Trees, including l'inus Insignis, Jupre<Bus Mocrorarpa, Lawsonhns, Efeota, ami Elcgpi'. well grown and splendidly rooted. Also Wellingtonias, Abie?, 'Alba, 1 'Donvlassi,' and Meniiesii; Rctinospora (varieties) \ Crypnaria Kleginis, &c„ Macrocarpa, 1 year and year, transplanted,. 12/• to 16/- per 100, Lawsoniana, !)s to 12s per dozen, Elms, English and American Ash, Birch, Sycamore, American Mountain Ash, "Pittosporum" (Native Matipo), Drooping Ash,loft high, eto, etc. A very large variety of Shrubs and flowering plants, including Lilac, Guelder Rose, Laurel Laurostinas, Diosma, Wisterias, Camelias Clematis. A nice lot of Irish Ivy in pots each. Roses in largo variety (standwl and climbers). Spo.ial lines in small fruits-Filberts [Webb's prizo close headed Is Gd to 2a 6d each. Cunants—Black, Red, and White, My Gooseberries include "Lancashire Prizo" Gd to beach j Figs, Cobb Nuts."Chestnuts, etc., eto, To all purchasers of the value of 80s a pamphlet giving a proved Recipe together -with valuable and Diacticol information how to deal with fruit posts will bo given. This Recipe has been well tried in the Nursery ami found to ba very effective and cheap. JAS; STONE, Nurseryman, MLnstortou P a B K y ALE IS U USER'S OAATERTON. mßfc! undora'gned begs t/> remind X Qrslmrdista and Growers that he has a largo atoek in choice varieties of wqll worked Fkoit Truss, 4000. Arms, twoyearsuld, fino, well shaped 15a doz,, three and four, 18sio 20s ;/oi cash, Pldms—English and Japanese, a large stock of the very best leading sorts 18s to3os doz. Peaks, Peaches, AmucoTs and Cherries 18s. Walnuts-Emo pean, Is each; Japanese, 2s, Baspber rieß in variotles 2s Gd dozen. Gooseberries, in varieties, 3a (id dozen. Cur ranis—Red, White and Black—including Carter's Champion, 3s (id doz; Straw berries—of sorts, runner plants, 2s Gd 100, Transplanted, 4s 6d 100; Tennifoliiim Pittosporum, very fine for Urna' mental Hedges (own raising) 10s 100. JOAN BLOMQUIST, Proprietor. J.MAYO&SONS NURSERYMEN, FALMERSTON NORTE iIVERY DESCRIPTION OP E" FRUIT AND SHELTER TREES FOR SALE. Send for our Descriptive Catalogue POST FREE oil application R. PINHEY, (formerly with w. iiaivke). "DEGSto notify the public of Masterton that - L> he has procured a comfortable Landau Carriaqe, which he will run to and from the Railway Station, to meet all trains. Private parties can huo the Carriago on tho most reasonable terms, Notk-MI orders left with Mr Elliott Saddler, will be promptly attended to PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS, PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS, I ALWAYS have several first-class Pianos for sale at moderate prices, and invito inspection, Second-hand pianos bought or exchanged. Instruments carefully repaired. WILLIAM WHITT, Furniture Ware house, Queen-street Masterton. T |HE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. NEURALGIA. DEFEATED. MA-URU, (Prepared only from tho growths on New Zealand.) CURES NEURALGIA, HEADACHE, CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SOI ATIOA, SPRAINS, AND PAINOF ANY KIND, your Chemist or Storekeeper for MA-URU, or send direct for a bottle post, free for 2s 2d, Tho Rev. T. G. Hammond, missionary, B»ysi-"uaving.spent r. considerable time as missionary among tho Maoris ot Hokianga,t became awaro of many uses mado by them of nativo plants and trees, Au intimate know' ledge of one plant in particular led me to con elude that it would prove beneficial in cases of neuralgia. Having communicated my conviction to Mr A, A. Gower, chemist, l'atea.ho has 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;—"l am glad to inform you that your Ma-uru has been working wonders here. Miss is subject to Neuralgic Headache. One evening I found her prostrato with pain. I gave her the bottle of Ma-uru, and she found it rolieycd her so much that she not only obtained a good ninht'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 moprietory medicines. Although thisiemedy has only been known in its present form for a few months, its success has betn absolutely phenomenal-failure to perform what is claimed for ii being as yet unknown, whilo, in addition,'we can speak positively of its almost marvellous effect on chilblains, * hick of itself is sufficient to make it a favourite in almost every honsehold.Patca Mail, Bth Sept. Prepared orly by the Solo proprietor, A. L GOWER CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST, Patba, P.U, Box 20. Sharland and Co and N,Z Drug Oompw THE UNITED FABMERS' ALLIANCE (Limited). WELLINGTON, PALMERSTON NORTH & WANGANUI PROPERTIES FOR SALE--522 acres 4 miles from Levin,part freehold, pari Native lease „ Pohangina, 200 in grass, fenced ~ Pohangina, 133 in grass „ Birmingham, iSO in grass, fenced „ Birmingham, house and improve lucnts 617 „ Kairanga, highly improved MOO „ Kairauga, 950 in gross 200 „ Longburn, highly improved „ Pohingina, 310 acres in grass and turnips, perpetual lease, with right 437 i, improved farm, Carnarvon COO „ near Wanganui good road all the way;'fenced and well watered cheap 800 „ near Patea, all in grass, well fenced 4750 „ near Hunlcrville, good road all the way; all in grass, well watered, and good fences; a valuable property. Easy terms. 120 „ near Ilunterville and about 3 miles from railway station; well gri and watered, good roads, new dwellingbouse; ut line property and conveniently situated Full particulars on aplication to v THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANOE, Waterloo Quay, Wellington, r. ■