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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 103, 2 May 1889, Page 7

Pa lie Notices* 1 pRBAT . T^ISCOVERY. A CURE FOR THE CODLIN MOTH. ABBOT'S PATENT CODLIN MOTH ANII INSECT DESTROYER. This Mixture requires no spraying, no Paris. Green, it is perfectly harmless and easily ap' plied—one gallon mixed in four gallons of water! will wash from 250 to 300 medium-sized trees, to be used in autumn and early spring. This Mixture is invaluable in the Kitchen and Mower Garden. It is superior to any other Insect Destroyer yet known, as it kills slugs, shell snails, etc., by sprinkling the foiiage. acting at the same time as a liquid manure. For shruba and tender plants from 8 to 16 parts water. Sold in Gallon Tins, price 103, at No. 3, Rutherford's Buildings, Hobson-street. Union-street, Auckland, April 11, 1889.— Ml? J. Abbot. Sir,-I have much pleasure in thanking you for the great benefit my trees hava received from your valuable mixture for destroying blight, etc., on fruit trees. Since using it the trees are almost entirely clear of blight, and I have no doubt with a few mors washings they will be quite clear.—Youre truly. F. Hannken. Waikomiti, March, 1889.—1 beg to state that Mr Abbot dressed my apple trees last spring with the above mixture, and not only did ie destroy the moth but also the American blight and moss. It also killed the scale on lemons and oranges, and also their greatest enemy—tho borer. It is by far the best insect destroyer I over used, and I truly believe Mr Abbot ha 3 made for us a valuable discovery. I am sure it will soon be known as the fruit grower's greatest friend. — Yours, etc.. Wm. Lew, Nurseryman and Fruitgrower, Waikomiti. Waikomiti, March 28,1889.—Mr Abbot. Sir,— I have tried your mixture 'for killing codliii moth, and have found it a great success.. Last year nearly all my apples were affected, and this year I have found very few injured. I have great confidence in the mixture, and believe that in another year I shall be perfectly free from codlin moth.—Lymes Archibald. TMP6R T A N T. The undersigned returns M 3 sincere thanks to his numerous customers for their patronage* for the last 12 months, and hopes for the ensuing term at least to merit the same. Every attention shall be paid to supply a Superior Article id Stock at Lowest Remunerative Profit; and for the convenience of his customers he has Opened a Depot in Fallon's Buildings. Hobson-street. to supply those on their way home who may hava loads. Oats, Maize, Bran, Chaff, Hay, Straw, Wheal, Potatoes, and General Produce. Works Welloslsy-street. Depot: Fallon's Buildings, Hobson-street. The undersigned invites Tenders for Right of Publishing on his conspicuous Premises, Wel-lesley-street and Albert-street, up to end of March. Wollesley - street: Length, 72 feet. Albert-street: Length, 156 feet. R. J. ECCL ES, IMPROVED & PATENT CHAFF-CUTTING. 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