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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1210, 1 April 1880, Page 4

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NEW CLOVERS AND TURNIP SEEDS! Ex LONDON. White Clovers 1b ldperlb. Cowgrass Is Od „ I Alsyke Is 2d „ Red Clover 0s 9d „ ! Trefoil 0s 8d „ Timothy 0s 6d „ Lucerne Is Od „ Rape 0s 5d „ Poa Pratensis . . . ... Is Od „ Crested Dogstail ... Is 6d „ Purple Top Swede ... 1b 6d „ Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip Is 3d „ Green Top Is 3d „ Green Globe Turnip ... Is Od „ Tares Us per bushel. Rye Grass and Cocksfoot at Lowest Rates. Five per cent, discount for cash ; extra allowance to large purchasers.

G. S. JAKINS, (Late Jakins and Willcox), CUSTOM-HOUSE STREET, AUCKLAND.

MANGOLD SEED. TUItNIP SEED. CAKKOT SEED. THE undersigned have just to hand a Shipment of the following SEEDS ! Long Red Mammoth Mangold Yellow Globe do. Orange Globe do. Golden Tankard do. Purple Top Swede Turnips, in variety Field Carrot Yarrow Sheep Parsley, &c, &c, &c. Also, on hand, Seed Oats Seed Maize Boneduht of all kinds Bone Flour Guano — Peruvian, Mexican and Maiden Island Superphosphate, and Chemical Preparations for different crops. W. J. HURST & CO., 101 QUEEN STREET,

AUOKLAND.

R. W. SARGENT,

(Of London), C7TTATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Three doors firm National Hotel, CAMBRIDGE.

Watches, Clocks and all kinds of complicated mechanism carefully repaired at reasonable rates

ADAM LAYBOURN,

FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND.

SKKD LIST, 1880,

AV.iujjh's lmproxud Purple lop Swede Turnip . . . . ...20 Purple Top Aberdeen Yellow 1 urnip ..16 Mangold (Long Red) ... 2 o Mangold (Yellow Globe) j o

j£ s. d. £ t,, d. White Ckner 010 liniotliy o o u Red Clo\cr 009 Rapt 1 005 Cow Grass 010 Perennial K>c Alsyke . 012 Grass, perbsl.s to 6 t» Trefoil . 0081 CorLbioot ..7 to 8 o Lucerne . o 1 j | Pr.iirio Grass 060 Uonechist 8 to o Pure, Crushed Hone [Hue' . q o o Amerit.m Hone Meal . £"o ics to 10 o o

M\ Clouts has ing been lontr.irled fin bi foia the late 2^ per cent, lise in the London Market. T am thus .ible to offer the fiuest quality (it Seed at List ) ear's puce-,. For the iharaiter ot my Seeds 1 refer tv .m\ ot niv numerous CL'S'IOMKRSini8 7 0.

C \KH IH~\ KRS ot Seeds will got 5 per cent, discount. \\ holcale Hiners on SPI'XIAL lerms. I i.ioim— MonthU Aiti t ounts. For Prompt Cash, £5 per cent, off Seed*.

LOOK THEN INTO THY HEART AND WHITE."

The abo\e sentence re.id carefully will tell all 1 I loald in a thousand lines, it adapts itselt admiiablj to a laigc number of eases eontinuallv t ommg under m\ treatment. Man\ who " Loot into their hearts'' at the n adinjj ot this advertisement, and who ponder oxer it will s.iy, "I know I should write, tor 1 ha\e .1 gie.it secret there in my heart, hidden deep down, and 1 fearexerv da\ something will shortly show itselt bv some, plain SMiiptom and m.ikethat secret known to 111} follow men. and cause me to be pointed at a* an objet tot sioin." " Look into my heart" and and sj\, is it nut bettei tor me to seek aid and get relief In writing to one man in whom I ha\o < 011tidonro, with \\hom my set ret is s.ite, and whose; aid and ( oum il will cause my lite hereafter to bu h.ipp), make me sax with the Pro\erb " Rej lico O Young man in thy Youth." " Look then into th} heart and write." and hundreds haw written to me whon it has been too late, nnd who, in place ot having "children like olne-bram lies round ..bout thoil tabk." haw tin ir ho.ms ths"., late, and teel it aupiouh upon their manhooil* to bxe. "Look then into th} heart and write," and remember that " \s th} da>s, so shall thy strength be," and that bv wiitingdovvn xoui caso no e\es but 111} own eves see it, that lelict mentally and phxsieallv tan be given to xou, and that in place of sinking into a dishonored and premature death joi' lan feel that 111 the xvords of \\ ordsworth— " An old age serene and bright, and lov el} as aLapland night, shall lead the to thy gra%e " LOUIS L. SMITH.

Xrrvoiisncss. Debihtv, Loss of Poxver, indiscretions of Early Youth &c, &d.— ln all thf above cases, arising from errors, and the yielding to passions, no time should be lost to at once arrest the progress of disease. DR. L. L. SMITH, The only legally qualified Medical man advertising in the colonies. 182. COLLIX-STKEET EAST, MeLBOUENE, Opposite the Melbourne Club, (Late. )hc residence of the Goxernoi). Private V ntrance— Stephen-stael, South. Consnltation Fee, (bx letter*, £\. Medicines forwarded to all the colonies, so packed as to avoid observation. Hooks written by Dr. L. L. Smith : Means of Prolonging Liie, is od; Medical Household Sketches, X,,. I, js; Medical Household Sketches, No. 2, is qd ; Medical Mmanac, 6d.