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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXI, Issue 25, 18 June 1903, Page 20

Now is the time for planting all kinds of trees, and our readers in Otago cannot do better than entrust their ordeis to the well-known and long-established nurserymen, Messrs. Howden and MoncriefT, of Dunedin. The firm has a reputation extending o\er many years for keeping the best stocks of fruit trees, which will be found true to name — a matter of supreme importance to those intending to plant orchards. The purchase of inferior fruit trees is a waste of money and time, and also the cause of great annoyance, and, therefore, only reliable growers, such as Messrs. Howden and Moncrieff should be pat ionised ... ' The ' Excelsior ' plough is ' Champion of the World.' On hillside, lea, swamp, tussock, or stubble, it is equally at home. — Morrow, Bassett, and Co., sole agents in New Zealand.— ••* You can protect yourself from any serious after effects arising from a bad cold by taking TUSSICURA.—* A very useful tool is Mawson's Patent Lifting Jack, for lifting waggons and carriages while oiling, etc. It is one of the handiest and best Jacks made. One man can easily lift a ton, and its weight is only 141 b. It is quick in action. A trial will demonstrate its wonderJiul utility as a great saving in muscular exertion. See it. The price is only 15s. Morrow, Bassett, and Co., sold agents. — ♦**