Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Bush Advocate, Volume I, Issue 11, 31 May 1888, Page 3

I Business Notices. •JP J. O-H ELL. Practical Bricklayer, And General Worker in Cement, Mortar, and Bricks, Makotuku and Ormondville. Jobs executed with skill and despatch A NGUS MACKAY ARCHITECT Plans and « Specifications Prepared for Contractors and Estimates Given. MATAMAU WOOD DEPOT. PRICHARD A~ND CLIFFORD LARGE stock of Strainers, Posts, Houseblocks, and Seasoned Firewood always, on hand. Orders for any part of the Province despatched on shortest notice. Mark the Address : PRICHARD & CLIFFORD, Matamau. MEDICAL NOTICE. DR. HENRY WILLIAMS, M.D., L.S. A, London, late Coroner and Provincial Surgeon, Blenheim, who has had 30 years' experience as an Operating Surgeon ! and Physician, can be consulted at his Dispensary, Yogel Street and McLean Street, Woodville. NORSEWOOD SHOEING FORGE. JULSRUD AND LAURVIG, General Blacksmiths. LICENSED TO REPAIR FIREARMS., Repairs Sewing Machines and Other Light Machinery Executed neatly and quickly. SHOEING A SPECIALITY. All work done in First Class Style. JULSRUD AND LAURVIG, Proprietors Norsewood Shoeing Forge. JOHN BARGH, CIVIL ENGINEER, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, &C, Danevirke. Agent for — THE IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. HAWKE'S BAY LAND SALE EOOMS AND AUCTION MART. EMERSON STREET, Napier. T> A.HERMAN, Auctioneer, Land, Estate, and General Commission Agent. Holds regular monthly sales, of Produce and Furniture. Auction Sales Conducted in any part of the Province. Money to Lend. HJ. GILBERD, of the Tara- • dale Nursery, is determined that Hawke's Bay Settlers can procure their trees cheaper and better by buying from him than by sending their money out of the Province and i hiving to pay heavy freights, etc., which add from 25 to 75 per cent to the first cost, Experience has shown that trees grown in the moist southern climate will not do so well in this Province as those locally grown. Over 500,000 trees, etc., offered at the following ; low prices : — Strong Clean Apple Trees, worked on Blight Proof Stock, 12s per doz ; SOs per 100. r Pears, Plums, wd Quinces, first-class [ trees, 12s pel doz. Roses, Budded Trees (H.P.), 9s per doz. j (Teas) 12s per doz ; 60s per 100. ' Cupresses Macrocarpa, 16 to 24 inches, 25s per 100 ; 9 to 16 inches, 15s per 100 ; Seedlings l in boxes, 7s 6d per 100. Pinus lusignis, 24 to 30 inches, 20s por 100 * 12 to 24 inohes, 12s per 100, [ African Box Thorn, 12s per 1000, c and all other nursery stock at I equally low rates. c y Inspection invited. Catalogues c post free. Cost price only charged s for packing and balling up when re- ! " quired. . Free delivery to Napier r and Hastings. H. J. GILBERD, Tawdale Nursery,