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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3161, 16 August 1881, Page 1

Kinross & Co JUST RECEIVED, FROM SOUTH AUSTRALIA— 6 OF A. AND J. DOBBIE'S PATENT SEED SOWERS, FOR SOWING WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, GRASS SEED, &c, Can be affixed to any Waggon, Dray, or Spring Cart. This Sower will sow 100 acres per day without manual labor. The work is superior to handsowing, besides effecting a great saving of grain. The hardest and most difficult work on a farm is by made easy and pleasant, for, a farmer can sit in his'cart and sow ton acres perhour. KINROSS & CO., Agents for Hawke's Bay. WOOL SEASON, 1880-1881. The Undersigned are fikSR "OUTERS OF XITOOL, rpALLOW, &c, c. They also make LIBERAL ADVANCES on [Consignments to their correspondents in London and New York. ADVANCES are also made on Shipments to their Melhourne Correspondents FOR SALE at GOLD?BOROUGH & CO.'s AUCTIONS, at the lowest current rates of Freight and Insurance. In the event of the Melbourne'market not answering expectation, shippers canghave their Wool .forwarded to London for sale. KINROSS & CO. Wardrop & Co. JOEL'S SPARKLING TT|UNEDIN ALES SOLE AGENTS, HAWKE'S BAY, WARDROP AND CO ON HAND AND FOR SALE. A f\ TONS FLOUR 2 tons Sugar 50 Boxes and Half-chests Tea 2 tons Bran 40 tons Old Hay 30 tons Potatoes 100 sacks Oats 50 sacks B_rley 60 tons Chaff| 80 casks Cement 2 tons Barley Meal and Pollard 5 tons Fencing Wire, Nos. 6, 7, and 8. 10 cwt, Galvanised Barbed Wire. The above will be cleared at.the LOWEST PRICES for Cash. KNIGHT BROS., Hastings. FOR SALE, BY THE TJNDEESIGNED, AT THE HASTINGS NURSERY. JJIRUTT, FOREST, AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, ' In Great Variety. 60.000 BOX THORN for hedges. VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. R. C. STURM. R. C.S. will undertake the laying out of Pleasure Grounds, Fruit and Forest tree planting, pruning, etc., either by contract or otherwise. All orders left at Mrs Morley, Emerson-street, will he punctually attended to, where Seeds also can be obtained. ILBERD AND A NDERSON, TARADALE NURSERIES. HAVE FOR SALE, FIT FOR PLANTING OUT THIS SEASON— 6RAA FRUIT TREES, including 1400 Apples ) OKJ\J (9bo on blight-proof Stocks), 1000 Pears, 700 Peaches, 500 Apricots, 250 Nectarines, 200 Cherries, 200 Almonds, 150 Quinces, Plums, Figs, Walnuts, Medlars "Mulberries, etc., etc. KAA GRAPE VINES, 1000 Gooseberries, 500 OW Lawton Blackberry, 350 Currant, 5000 Raspberry, and 10,000 Strawberry Plants. £ nf\u CONIFERS, 1000 deciduous Forest Trees, O , \J \J U 760 Roses (in 90 sorts). •) IIH/i ASPARAGUS, 500 Rhubarb Roots, _i,UUU Flowering and Foliage Plants in any quantity. G. and A. have such confidence in the above trees and plants shifting well with fair treatment, that they are prepared to make good all losses when transplanted under their own supervision. Town Agent— W. PREBBLE, Fruiterer, HastingE-street. J QODDARD, HAVELOCK NURSERIES. HAS THE FOLLOWING TREES, &c. FOR SALE Apples on blight-proof Almonds stocks Quinces ■ Apricots Loquat Nuts Peaches Walnuts Pears Figs, Medlers Plums Mulberries Cherrie-l Gooseberries Blackberries Strawberries Raspberries Currants Rhubarb Roots Asparagus Roots Grape Vines Hop Sets Seed Potatoes Herbs of all sorts Oranges Lemons Thorn Quicks African Box Thorn Camellias Azaleas, Roses Bulbs of all orta Liley of the Valley Conifers, Forest Trees, Shrubs, Pot Plants, etc., etc. J. G. can supply by the 1000, Cheaper than any Nursery In the Colony. Collections of VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS to supply a Garden for one year : 10s, 20s, to 100s. I wish to call the attention of farmers to my stock of Fattening Sugar Beet, Seed of which I have grown large quantities this season. Agents :—Mr W. Milks, Napier. Mr E. Gi-_ktt. Waipawa. J. GODDARD, Havelock Nurseries. LOCAL INDUSTRY. 17 ~X\T C* QTURM has the pleasure to _• TT • V. k3 offer this season, to his customers, patrons, and the public generally, his LARGE STOCK OF FRUIT, FOREST, and ORNAMENTAL TREES SHRUBS, POT and GREENHOUSE PLANTS GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, In great variety. Catalogues gratis on application. F. W. C. STURM. Hawke's Bay Nursorics, West Cltve, near Napier. Junel, 1881. W. H. SCHIPPER, WATCH AND CLOCKMAKER, begs to inform the inhabitants of Hastings and surrounding districts that he has commenced business as above' and trusts by good Workmanship to receive a fair share of public patronage. Satisfaction guaranteed. Temporary Address .- W. H. SOHIPPER, WATCHMAKER and CLOCKMAKER, Paohtco Hotel, Hastings.