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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4566, 25 August 1893, Page 4

WAIPOUA NURSERY J AMES STONE, Proprietor, IBSTABiaSHED is 1876.] ' TH view of tho'approaeh of the planting s„ -L son I ha/o pleasure,in announcing to the public ol Maaterton and district .that. I have again made anangemeatß fori Supply qf Friiil Tfces from.the Celebrated Nunefy of MB rvOEY, of Ranpora, Canterbury, w'josi trees have invariably given the' utmost, satis faction 'in the dißtriot. Intending planton should order early to ensure the beet seleotion I bavo on hand ready for nlariting,alarge sup ply of ForCi tfrees, including i inus Inslguis. Oupwssus Maorooarpa,' Lawsonlaha. Ercbta andElegwwellgrown and splendidly rooted Also Weliingtoniai, Abies, 'Ma.' '.Ooujlassi, and Menziesii; Ectinoapora (varieties); Oryp tomaria Elcgnus, &•„ Maerocarpa, 1 year an 2. year, tiwplanied, 12/- to 15/- per 100 Lawsoniana, 9s to 12s per dozen. Elms English and American Ash,' Biroh, Sycamore American Mountain Ash, "Pittosporam 1 (Nstivo Matipo), Drac )lng Ash,loft high, eto eto. A verylar,je variety of Shrubs and flowerlni plants, including Lilac, Guelder Kose, Laure Lftureslinas, Diosma, Wisterias, Oameli* (Jledlatis. A nice lot of Irish Ivy in pts' each. Roses in large variety (standard am olimbeif SpecUl ll.ws in small fruits-Filbert . Vobb'a pr'te close headed Is Cd to 2s ft each. Currants-Black, Bod, and White My Gooseberries include "Lancashire Prise 1 Od to Is each; Figs, Cobb Nuts. Chestnuts etc,, etc. To all jmrchasers of the value of! pamphlet giving a prayed Reolpo togethe withviuablo and pracHsal information hoi to deal with.fruit pests will he given. Thi Becips has been well tried in the Nursery am J AS; STONE, Nurseryman Master VEJBY SPECIAL. J U8 T CLEARED. 3 WAREHOUSEMEN] Stocks of LADIES' and GIRLS' Straw and Felt Hata, AiSO--30 dozen Mies' Sonl and Cloth Jackets and Mantles, AND I 31 dozen I> jlos' and Childrens' Waters and Macintoshes, all of which are offering at Icm than half the ordinary W. BELL, HEADY MONEY DBAPuIt it OL-...E1E1 MASTERTON MONEY. ~ MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT and BUILDING 800IETY. fjIHE Society is prepared to grar X loans—repayable by instalments o otherwise—on approved freehold an leasehold securities. .T. B. KEITH, FOR SALE on easy terms, COTTAGI in WorkßOp Koad. • Apply Ma tc„ Permanent Investment and Buildin A LARGE CONTft&CT sth Jul", 1893. To Messrs Wmoiwmma m Binki DEAR BIBS, —I hereby make offer t guarantee you 5000 sittings wlthli six months at the following terms, viz 1. Each sitting to bo for ono doze: Cabinets and one 15 * 12 ARTIST-FDj ISHED Enlargements on Opal. 'i. I, ormjr agentß.to be permitted to ce; half-crown deposit tickets bearing you name, entitling the. holder to sit for th abovo Photos, and Opal at your studio o; paymont to your firm of 18 6d, so that eacl sitter will receive the above Cabinets an Opal for a total of 21s. 1. Your firm togivositteTS theohoicoc your Patented Matt-Opal Tvpe or Enara elled Cabinets, and to give two sittings an proofs if necejsary without extra onarge good a stylo as samples provided, which ar equal to tho work for which you hav kithorto been receiving £3lss. 4. No deposit tickets are to be sold by y. or at your studio, and no person to be takei by you at these oharges unless they hold on of your deposit tickets sold by me. Th penalty for a breach of this agreement to t £SOO. Yours, &0., EDEN GEORGE. To Eden Geohoe, Deah Sin,—We herewith beg to accep the offer contained in your letter of the stl July, 1893, viz,, toguaranteo us 6000 sitter at the rates mentioned. We are now makini extensive preparations, and will be ready fc "• kon Ist August next. Yours faithfully, ipiESWMPBIIS The Deposit Tiokets aro now being soli by Mr Eden George's agonts, and person: willdowell to secure one without delay MUSIC! MUSIC TE ARO MUSIC WAREHOUSE, Mannebs Si Weilikoion, M R E, J. KING begs to inform tho inhabitants of Maaterton and si(m\|ndiHg districts of the Wairarapa that he has the largest and best selected Stock of Book and Sheet Music in Wellington, which Is being continually added to onarrival ofEnglislmnd Colonial steamers. Visitors should not fail to pay E. J. King a visit when in town, or forward orders by post, which will be promptly attended to, • 1 ■ - Sheet Music from 3d to 2s 6d; Piano Tutors, :sCdto 3s 6d; Tutor's for all Instruments, Books, Od to la 3d. ' . AH the popular Magazines published kept in stock, Comio, Christy, Dance and Instru< mental, •••'' lis but a Little Faded Flower • ' Cloches du Monasters, p,f, ■\febert Last Waits :1 ' ' Belle Mahono's Reply Harmonious Blacksmith, p.f. (Handel) D-ath of Nelson,- song. Tom Bowling, bar or bass I Know a Bank, vo, duct Maiden's Prayer, : p,f> ' Silvery Waves, easy, p.f. Hearts of Oak, song . HigMand'Sohottisoho' CaUer Hcrrin', easy, p.f.. March, Men of Haileoh, song Major and Minor Scales War March of Priests (Athalie) Wedding March : I Love the Mercy Sunshine, song Plue Bella of Scotland, Signal March La Chatelaine ■ ' Far Away, song Rainbow Sehottische' And many other Popular Songs, etc,,' "i oh Auimi oi musical insttu. menta and Sundries .of the .Musio'Trade Violin and Banjo Strings a Speciality/" ■' E; J, KING'S country trade is rapidly increasing. Liberal discount tg.Teachars, who must enclose their fefl'mth . Note the Address-63,.Manners -Street, yeHington, nearly opposite, House! roßtal Notes or Stamps requested nth fint order.,! P. G I Ji I) K 1(1 ' * ' DENTIST, . ■ CHUROfI«BT», ;■ MASTERTON HOUHB 'still 13am;and 1 till 6 p.m. ilpBIIIS;