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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5227, 23 May 1888, Page 1

FOR SALE—Seed Peas (Yorkshire Hero), threepence per pound. Apply W. Orchard, Greenmeado.ws, Taradale. 17I0R SALE—3OO Fat Ewes. Apply— . Thos. Willan, Bird's Nest, Meanoo. SALE very cheap at Taradale about . . 35 acres first-class Land together with large Dwelling-house, Stables, and other improvements. For particulars apply to T. J. Bowes, Taradale or Napier. ASONTC REGALIA, comprising Royal Arch, Rose Croix, Grand Lodge, Mark Mason, and Master Mason's complete Regalia for sale. Price very low. R. W. JENSEN & MOLLER, Watchmakers and Jewellers. FOR SALErCHEAP7~ ' MAKATOKU. A CAPITAL FARM, containing 105 acres, situate between Ormondvillo and Malcatokn, well ■watered, cleared, fenced, and sown in English grass. Easy terms. • WOODVILLE. rpWO QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS, X with Two Four-roomed Cottages, situate Grey-street. 'Only small deposit required. Apply to JAS. THOMPSON, . WestClivo; Or, MONTAGUE LASCELLES, Regent-street. ivfOiiSEWOOD.—For Sale cheap, an Eight-roomed House and Section known as "Laurvig's" Property, now occupied by W. A. Howard. Small amount down, balance in 4 years. Apply to S. G Radford, London House,' Napier. __ . F OR SALE. BLK GELDING, " EXPELLED "by Jav'lin—Swivelline (yrs old. Bay Gelding "Wild Dayrell," first class Ladies' Hack aged. Brown Mare "'Louie,,' splendid hack up to .10 f.tono grand fencer 6yrs. Pair Grey Geldings, by Duke out of Arab broken to double aud singlo harness 4yrs. Brown Pony Mare, very quiet 12 hands * high oyrs. Chestnut Gelding, good pack horse and suitable for any pvjrpose a quiet horse may be wanted for, aged. Apply to 11. O. CAULTON, Pacific Hotel Hastings, ■ Or GEORGE T. CROSS, Napier. ]' 70R SALE—Pair of DISSOLVING J LANTERNS, Sciopticon Patent. Guaranteed in good working order. Can bo worked with either a single or double lantern. Really sjood. For particulars apply—C. T. WILLIAMS, Bookseller, Napier. OR SALE—Forfeited Allotments Nos. 6, 37, 30, 42, of Suburban Sections 28 and 31, East Hastings. Apply to John Collinge, Hastings. SALE—Rye Grass Seed, Poverty . Bay and Local Cocksfoot, Akaroa and Local Clovers, and other imported English Seeds. Murray, Rqbeetts & Co. SALE—Two good Sections on hills; splendid view; good building sites. Also, seven-roomed House and Land; price low, terms very easy. Apply R. G. Graliam. and Country Properties for Salo. R. G. Graham. 1p OR SALE (in any quantity).—Roach } Lime, Bricks, Fire Bricks, &o. Apply at Glenmnninq & Griffin's Brick Yard, Enfield road, near now Taradale road. Agent at Clive E. Beck. TO MEET THE TIMES. RC. STURM will and must sell for . Cash to make room for young stock— Apples (1 year old) 9s Gd per dozen, GBs per 100 Apples (2 and 3 year) lis per dozen, 105s per 100 Plums (1 year) 9s Cd per dozen, 6Ss per 100. Plums (2and3ycar) 14s per doss. 100sper 100 Gooseberries and Currants 2s fid to Cs per dozen Rhubarb roots 2s 6d to Os per dozen Cupressus Macrocarpa lOr to 30s and 45s per 100 Pinus insignis, seedlings 1 to lift., 7s 6d per 100. Pinus insignis (2 and 3 year, balled) 25s to 40s per 100 Roses 3s Od to 6s per dozen. Evergreen and Deciduous Flowering Shrubs 2s 6d to 0s per dozen Climbing Plants 3s Gd to 6s per dozen Flowering Plants 2s Od to 0s per dozen An Inspection Solicited. Catalogues free on application to Mr J. Ferguson, Hastings-street, Napier, or the Hawke's Bay Nursereries, West Clive. HJ. GILBERD, of the TARADALE . NURSERY, is determined -that Hawko's Bny settlers can procure their trees cheaper and better by buying from him than by sending their money out of the province and having to pay heavy freights, &c, 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 bo well in this province as those locally grown. Over 500,000 trees, &c, offered at the following low prices :— Strong Clean APPLE TREES, worked on BLIGHT PROOF STOCKS—I2s per doz ; 80s per 100. PEARS, PLUMS, and QUINCES, firstclass trees—l2s per doz. ROSES, Budded Trees—(H.P.) 9s per doz ; (Teas) 12s per doz ; 00s per 100. CUPRESSUS MACROCARPA—I6 to 24 inches, 25s per 100 ; 9 to 16 inches, 15s per 100; Seedlings, in boxes, 7s 6d per 100. PINUS INSIGNIS—24 to 30 inches, 20s per 100 ; 12 to 24 inches, 12a per 100. AFRTCxVN BOX THORN—I2s per 1000, and all otlior nursery stock at equally low rates. Inspection invited. Catalogues post free. Cost price only charged for packing and balling up when required. Free delivery to Napier and Hastings. Town Agents : Messrs C. E. & H. Gibbons. H. J." GILBERD, Taradale Nursery. TREES. TREES. TREES. THE undersigned offers the following at very reduced prices :— Apples (2 years) 9s per doz., or 60s per 100. do. (3 years) 12s ~ or 80s ;, Plums (2 and 3 years) 12s per dozen Pears (2 and 3 years) 12s per dozen Peaches worked on plum stocks, 2 years, 20s per dozen Gooseberries and Currants, 3s per dozen Cupressus Macrocarpa, 2 years, 8s per 100, 3 yours, 12s per 10Q Pinus Insignis, 2 years, Osper 100 ; 3 years 10s per 100 Roses (H.P.) Gs per dozen, or 40s per 100 Roses (Tea) 12s per dozen Hawthorn Quicks (2 years), 7s per 1000, And all other Trees, Shrubs, and Flowering Plants at equally low prices, f.o.b. at Bluff. Packing at net cost. ROBERT CLEAVE, Nurseryman, Invercargill. FOR SALE, during the Planting Season, Apple Trees from 100s per 100 to 130s, at per dozen 15s to 18s , at per 1000 atlowor rates. Gupresses Macrocarpa, 10*, 20s, 40s, 60s per 100. Pinus Insignis, 10s, 20s, 40s per 100; and uU other kinds of Pine*, Cypresses, iSfo, Shrubs, Plants, Seeds, Bulbs (Afiiean Boxthorn, 15s per 1000). Pears, Cherries, Peaches, Nectarines. Apricots, Plums, Vines, Quinces, Mulberries, Figs, Nuts, Medlars, Raspberries, Gooseberries, Currants, Strawberries, Blackberries, Lemons, Oranges, Hedge Plants, Herbs, Seed Potatoes, &©., &o. Applos from my own Orchards at per case or ton, Catalogues (with Supplement) on application, post free. Agents:—Jull & Co., Waipawa; O. Eiucksen, Norsewood; Westlake, Ormondvillo. J. GODDARD, Havelock Nurseries, Hawko'u Bay, N.Z. SATE^CPOPS i FROM DAMAGE BY WEATHER BY USING BLUNT' S PATENT SCREW AND LEVER PRESS FOR ENSILAGE STACKS. Choapost, Simplest, and Most Efficient. The pressure is self-acting and continuous. Crops may be utacked greon and succulent in any weather. Blunts Press has been in successful operation in England since 1885, and has received tho highest awards for excellence. Messrs Bogle and Simmonds of Vulcan Foundry, Napier, are sole makers for the North Island, and orders can be executed $t a day's notice. Any infringement of Patentee's rights will bo proceeded against. R, B. BRISTED, Napior, Agent for New Zealand*