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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2502, 24 July 1888, Page 4

Notices. JAMES RYBURN, UHAUPO AND TE AWAMUTU rpURNIP O OWING ! 1 URNII , kJOWING ! SPECIAL TURNIP MIXTURE &&■■ 5- O AT RAILWAY STATION. Turnip Seeds—Swede, Aberdeen, Dcvou Grcystonc, Tankard, Hybrid. Lawes' Dissolved Bones —Lawes' Superphosphates, Coral Queen Guano, Ngaruawabia Boncflour, &c. agent for auckland freezing comMaxurbs. Seed and Feed Oats, Wheat and Barley Chaff, Flour, Sharps and Bran Wire (Plain and Barbed), Totara Posts Woolpaeks, Sacks and Twine. TE AWAMUTD AND OHAUPO, JAMES RYBUKN. p<HAMPTALOUP & /COOPER S List of Works on Gardening. s. d. Adamson's Australian Gardener 1 U Barnes, J.— Asparagus Culture 1 a Hceton's All About Gardening 3 0 Beeton's ltoak of Garden Management ... V C Doyle, M.-Ficld and Garden Plants ... 1 0 Earlej; W.- Profitable Market Gardening 2 G Kremlin, R.— The Potato in Farm and Garden 1 3 Fitz, J. -Culture of the Kumara 1 « Gardener and Farmer's Reason Why ... 3 0 Hassard, A.—Floral Decorations for the House C 0 Hibbcrd, P.-Profitable Gardening ... i 0 Hobday, E.—Hundbook ior Amateur and Practical Gardeners 7 0 Hobday, K.-Cottage Gardening 1 « Johnson, G. W.-Thc Gardener's Dictionary 8 6 Hooper's Gardening Guide, Illustrated ... 3 0 Ouin's Gardening Receipts ID Robinson, W.-l'hc English Flower Garden 17 0 Robinson, W.—The Wild Garden ... . 12 0 Robinson, W.—The Subtropical Garden... 0 0 Kaveuscraft, D. C—Town Gardening ... 1 3 Shaw, C. W.—The Kitchen and Market... 3 (i Shaw, C. W.—London Market Gardens... 1 3 Smith; \V. G.-Diseases of Field and Garden Crops 5 0 Thomson, D.-Handy Rook of the Flower Garden 7 0 Wood, S.-Good Gardening (j 0 Wood, T- G.-Our Garden Friends and Foes 4 0 Watts, E.—The Flower Garden 1 0 Add 2d to the Is on price of books for postage. 76. Qiikhn-stkkht. Auckland. /CENTRAL STORE, HAMILTON. JUST I N CARPENTERS' TOOLS, SCRIM, NAILS (all kinds), BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, White Lead, Paints, Oils. «3TNEW GARDEN SEEDS. STATIONERY ! Call and see New Kerosene Cooking Stove, wonderfully economical and convenient. J. T. HORNE. j. mTbell, rr\ AILOR AND HABIT MAKER, ■*■ Grey-street, HAMILTON EAST. Having started business as above, shall be glad to receive orders for Suits. Quality of cloth and workmanship not to bo beaten. Prices to meet the times. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPPS'STOOOOA BREAKFAST. 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