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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4763, 3 July 1894, Page 4

ipFSrtiiEisiifi TRUESf (fRNIMENTAJU ~ TBM, SfIRUBSnETO/;' - kbrrandYarnett, , , ;STANMORE KUBBEKY, 1 STAKMniIEHoAS'NoIiTHVOnKKICEOIICH; Have fur tale this present planting seaton, aveiy largOßtock of healthy wellyiowii Fruit Trees, Forest Trees, Orkaui!n< lis T rra, Shrubs, Roses, Etc, , .. '" #f ever; description. . : 'i|. r T ei varied collection; o( fruit treesMjj|i avo nil oxcoptionally goed uui lmmenso' stook of orndmental Ircqs shrubs, etc., includes all leading varieties,' Ail orders are oarfully packed and ,dehvered freeat tlie.Ohristbhuroli Bail way' Station Owing (o the ospiration of lease and disthe ond of this season most lines haybieen greatly , reduced in price as., it is absolutory ntcessjfy. to olear off ontlms a frtsh nuriery. OaTALi fiUtS ON' irrLIOATICN. JAS. STONBi Waipoua Nursery, Mastebtox - Established 1576. REMINDS liis old patrons and resi-, i (louts generally that lie has a largo assortment of. coaifora-and shelter trees in his.niirscry, ready for sale. ' " " Elcgau?, 12/-per 100 j Pinus Insig nns, 8/- per 100 j Maerocarpa, 12/- to 15/- per 100. A large 'consignment' of fruit treos! to aiiivo fi'om_ Eiingiora Nursery, near Cliristchureh, m a few days. Also all kinds of small fruits, and a largo variety of \ : Caiielias, Biiododesdboss,- Azaleas and liosiis, I am also prepared to plant a live fence at half tlio cost of a wire feneo. Samplos of fruit to he scpnat.J, N. Brimtpn's tailor, Perry-street, ivliero orders can bo left hud will receive prompt attention. A largo consignment arrived in ffel lington by s.s. Takapmia, : Oite'clclivercd early next ivcclr. J. STONE,. m^!REEf EORGR GRUiiCHOW,NurEcrjman,ot llasterton, recommonds his stock of

fruit trees lo intending plauters in this district, All tho trees on grown by bimsolf nrnl have been carefully selected from tha best laown varieties suitable to this district, A splendid variety of npplo trees on blight proof stocks, lipricots, English and Japantso plums,gooseberries, black and red currants,and raspberries, all good fruiting sorts. Orders can be left with Wn J. E, flcon. Con feotioner,Qucen-strc et, Masterton,wliero samples and lists o! yariotics can bo seen. OPENING NOTICE. E. H A L E. Of tjieLabk-Hall Nuiisbiiv, Kklson, WISHES toiutorralke inhabitant# of Maslci'lon and surrounding districts, that lie intends staling in busi-. ncss (is Nurseryman and Florist; nndby growing and' offering for salciiOthingbut what is of high-clnss merit, lie trusts to receive a fair sharp of support. I am prepared to receive orders for the coming planting season for all kinds of Fruit ana Ornamental Trees, Plants, - m> —Nofl'ievn SJIJnml Winter Majcliii stocks, IkiiiWfflf ing the roots perfect immunity from the American Blight. . I ain prepared to execute Planting and 'Ornamental Garden and Lawn Work and Will undertako to givo.my patrons entire satisfaction. 1 WAIRARAPA NURSERY. ToOroOrc Eoad Masierton. KEEBLE&CO..' ' jfJEG to anuounce to the 'Public of Masterton and suri'oiuiding district that they have leased ; Prince of Wales' Stables, and solicit a continuance of tlio patronage so long attached to that well-known stable. • '

The Livery Department willbo under the direct 'supervision of Kir Keeble, ivliicli will bo.suflieicnt guaranteo that all horses, etc.,ivill bo properly eared for. Horses. Iccjit by ilio .clay, -n'cct, or month, at reasonable clinrgcs. . Horses'.bouglit and sold oil commission. . Horse's broken to saddle and harness.; ; A first-class selection of Buggics,Carriages and reliable Saddle Horses on hire at moderate rates. Telegrams promptly attended to, 'Bus meets all trains. Secure Paddocks. KEEBLJE.&CO, MASTERTON: PERMANENT INVESTMENT .'AXD. BUILDING • SOCIETY. ; ;; THE Society is prepared to grant LOANS—repayable by .instalment or otherwisoT-on approved freehold or leasehold securities, and to RECEIVE MONEY ON.DEPOSIT.' Terms on Application. J, B, KEITH, ' Maunger. • J. WIGEENS, 7 CENTRAL DINING ROOMS; QUEES SSBEKT, ItAStEBTOX, THESE Commodious Dining Rooms open;to ■io public on Sundays and during the week. WeeK Days.' 'unEAKFAST— to 8.30 luxciieox—l2 till 2 TEA—S to 6.30'