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BUSINESS NOTICES. 1880. PLANTING SEASON. 1880. Farm and Garden „ B mwmmmJb I SEEDS I » HiHHiHiiiH minimi hhmum £» Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental _ ||M| . n ,._.,,,,.i. 1im . |n|r . r . 1 .»»mn««m, »a I TREES J i r Shrubs, Buflhes, and Hedge !' iirIITIMIM :fla.itts j 0 I) In endless variety, NOW READY FOR DELIVERY. Gooseberries, Currant, Raspberries, Strawberry plants, Rhubarb roots, Hawthorn quicks for hedges,' Holly, Laurel, Privet, Dwarf Boxwood for edging walks, &o. Forest troea in great variety, Including Ash, Oak, Elm, Sycamore, Hazel, Walnut, Spruce Fir, i Scotch Fir, Larch, Cupreasua Maorocarpa, and a great variety of Trees, Plants and Shrubs. Vegetable and Flower Seeds of all sorts. FARM SEEDS, consisting of Olover, Ryegrass,' Cocksfoot, Timothy, Italian Ryegrasa, Lawn Grass Seed, and other fino mixtures for oroquet-lawns and cricket-grounds, &c., &c. Catalogues and Price Lists supplied on application. GEOKGE MATTHEWS, Nurseryman, Seedsman, and Seedgrower, Moray Place, Dombdin. [A CIRCULAR. J FEUIT & FOKEST TREES FOR SALE. 20,000 FRUIT TREES AT THE GLADSTONE NURSERY, NEAR IHVBROARGILL. ROBERT BIRRELL, In again soliciting the patronage of his numerous customers and the public generally, tenders his Binoere thanks for their very liberal support in past seasons, and solicits a [continuance of their kind patronage, and asauret them that all orders entrusted to his oare will receive prompt and immediate attention. ", His Nursery being in a very exposed situatlon, mostly on terrace land, and open to all the prevailing winds, and the trees kept a good distance apart, having fibrous roots occasioned by frequent transplanting, gives a hardiness of constitution rarely to be met with. They may be planted with safety in the most exposed plaoea aa well as in sheltered localities. Settlers contemplating planting should procure Trees or Bushes from a nursery situated in an exposed plaoe, as trees raised in low, moist, and sheltered land never succeed well when removed to more unfavourable localities. One year old Apple Trees from 4s per doz, Two year old „ from 6s „ Three year old „ from 9a „ Four year old „ from 12s „ Pear Trees from 12s „ Plum and Cherry Trees from 16s „ Peaoh Trees from £I 4s „ Gooseberry and Currant Trees ... ... from 3s „ Walnut Trees ... from 6s „ Scotob. Fir, four year eld, transplanted ... £4 per 1000 Pinus Austriaca, four year old, transplanted ... £4 10s „ Pinus Pinaster, transplanted £3 „ Pinuß Insignis, „ £1 per 100 Scotch Fir and Plnua Austriaon, two year old, £1 per 1000 Norway Spruoe, five years old, transplanted £4 „ Norway Spruce, two year old, transplanted ... £2 „ Cupressus Maorocarpa from 6s per doz. Cupressus Lawsoniana from 6s „ Hollies ... ... from £2 per 100 Wellingtonia Gigantea from 2s to 15a eaoh 400,000 Quicks, Bs, 10a, 15s, 20a per 1000 I Dwarf Box Edging, 4s per 100 Rhubarb Roots, 10b, 15s, 20a per doz. The Largest Collection of Fruit Trees in the Colony. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants always on hand. Large Orders specially dealt with. Mr Note the Address— BOX 85, INVERCARGILL P.O. GLOBE HOTEL, Pbinoes stbeet, Sotjth. Mrs Diamond begs to inform her old Friends and Customers that she haa commenced business in her old established Globe HoteJ, and is now in a position to re. ceive Boardera and Families. One of Alcock'a best Billiard Tables.

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Otago Witness, Issue 1501, 21 August 1880, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Otago Witness, Issue 1501, 21 August 1880, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Otago Witness, Issue 1501, 21 August 1880, Page 5