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piAJSOS By Broadwood & Sons. Direct from tho Factory. A special shipment. Every modern improvement of permanont value, calculated to further the realisation of John Broadwood and Sons' Usau Ideal of a Piano, has been introduced into the shipment just landed. PIANOS By Pollard & Collard. Direot from the factory. A speoial shipment. It should be mentioned that the instruments of Collard & Collard fulfil the acoustic conditions of fine quality of tone as laid down theoretically by Heltnholz, Tyndall, and other scientists. piANOS By Lipp A Sohne, Scbweohten, Collard" & Collard, Erard, Broadwood A Sons. Special shipments direot from the factories. TIME PAYMENTS fbom 20s MONTHLY. THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, Wellington. M. J. BROOKES ... Manages. SPORTING MEN. rtUNS! GUNS! GUNS! Greener's " Sporting Life " Smokeless Cartridges, Eley's and Kynock'B Cartridges, Gunß, Bifleß, Pistols, and all shooting materials, at Emporium of CAMERON A CHRISTIE. Lambton-quay. fTnHE great secret of a happy and healthy -*• lifeHEALTH TEA. TTEALTH TEA ! HEALTH TEA ! SIMPLT LOVELT. You Tbt It. H # C. GIBBONS & CO.'S SPECIAL LIST AND PRICES OF SELECTED FRUIT TREES &c, &c. Apples, on blight-proof stocks, all the leading varieties, 15s doz, 100b per 100 Apricots, finest varieties, 18a dozen Cherries, most profitable kinds, 18a dozen Chestnuts, Japan Mammoth (new), 2s Cd each Lemons, Lisbon variety, 2s 6d and 3s 6d each Nectarines, leading sorts, 15s dozen > Oranges, most popular varieties, 2s 6d each Peaches, beat kinds, 15s dozen Peara, choicest varieties, 15s dozen Persimmons, Japanese Date Plum, 2s 6d each Plums, leading European varieties, 15a doz Plums, Japanese, Satsuma, and Burbank, 2s 6d eaoh Plums, Japanese, general list of, 18a dozen Quinces, of sorts, 15s dozen Vines, strong fruiting canes, Is 6d to 2s 6d each Walnuts, English, Is to Is 6d each SMALL FRUITS. Currants, Fay's Prolifio Red, 9s dozen Currants, Black, Red, White, 4a to 6s dosien Gooseberries, prize Borts, 4a to 6a dozen Raspberries, strong oanes, 2a 6d dozen RHUBARB— EarIy Albert, 8s dozen; Green Giant, 10b dozen ; Hogan's Shillelagh, 15s dozen ; Myatt's Viotoria, 8s dozen ; My at t' 8 Conqueror, 15s dozen; Stott's Monarch, 2s eaoh ; Selected Seedling, 5s dozen STRAWBERRIES— Competitor (new), 12s 6d 100; Marguerite, 4s 100; Sharpless (new), 15b 100; Sir Joa. Paxton, 5b 100 ; Trollopo'a Viotoria, 5a 100 ; Yokohama (now), 1b 6d dozen H. C. GIBBONS & CO., HUTT VALLEY NURSERY^ Blackbbidge. Warehouse and Office — 131, LAMBTON-QUAY, Wellington. (Established 1865. NURSERY STOCK. NURSERY STOCK. F. COOPER & SONS' Beg to announce that they have one of the MOST SELECT AND VARIED STOCKS Of the above in New Zealand, all in good healthy oondition, for Sale, in large or small quantities, at the most reasonable prioes consistent with a first-class artiole. Our motto iB, THE BEST OF EVERYTHING, and onr selections are altogether too numerous to particularise. We keep in stock everything suitable to this climate — needfal, useful, or ornamental — irom the herb root to the regal orchid. FRUIT TREES AND BUSHES of all kinds, by the single plant, dozen, or hundred. HEDGE AND SHELTER PLANTS.— All the best and hardiest varieties. CHOICE CONIFERS. Ornamental,Foliage,and Flowering Plants of every description. Full descriptive and priced Seed and Plant Catalogues posted free to all applioants. Over thirty years' experience places ua in a foremost position to give advice on all Horticultural matters, whioh will be freely given to all enquirers. f. coopelT & sons, SEEDSMEN, NURSERYMEN, AND FLORISTS CENTRAL SEED STORE, 30, Mannebb-stbeet. Telephone No. 839 BIJOU NURSERIES, LOWER HUTT, Ten minutes' walk from Railway Station. Inspection invited all the year round. nnAYLOR BROS." D.S.F. MUSTABD. Obtainable all Grocers. XAYTON & ERSKINE, [PROPRIETOR— P. REIMER] Red Stab Stobx, 11, Coubtenat-Place, Bottlers of DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Light Sparkling Colonial Ales— Red Star and Bullhead Krand, bottled, and the celebrated Speight's XXXX Ale, in kegs Penfold's Claret, Constantia, and V.O. Port Hardy's Celebrated Claret, No. 1 Lagerbeer, English Ale and Stout Cider, Brandios, Whiskies, &0., &0., best brands Telographio Aaareas — Stmonds-stbeet, Auckland. DANIEL ARKELL, BREWER A BOTTLER, Gladstone Bbewebt, Newton-boad, Auckland. ASSORTED CASES OF BEER AND SPIRITS, as follows :— No. 1 Oase contains, as below — 1 doz Dunedin pint Ale, 1 doz Dunedin pint Stout, 1 bottle Hennessy'a *•* Brandy. 1 do Australian Wine, 1 do Scotch Whisky, 1 do quart Wolfe's Schnapps, 1 do Ram. 35s per Case. No. 2 Case contains, aa below — J doz Dunedin quart Ale, J doz Dunedin quart Stout, 1 bottle Henneßßy's * Brandy, 1 do Geneva, 1 do Sootoh Whisky, 2 do Australian Tokay Wine. 32s per Cue. No. 3 Case contains — 2 doz Dunedin pint Ale, 2 dos Dunedin pint Stout, 1 bottle Hennessy's *** Brandy, 1 do Usher's Speoial Reserve Whisky, 1 do Red Heart Rum, 1 do Wolfe's quart Schnapps, 1 do Australian Frontignac Wine. 44b per Case. No. 4 case contains — 1 doz Dunedin quart Ale, 1 doz Dunedin quart Stout, 1 bottle Henneßsy'B • Brandy, 1 do Wolfe's quart Sobnapps, 1 do Walker Whisky, 1 do Frontignao Wise. 36s per Case. Delivered on Wellington Wharf. Arkell's own brew Draught Ale, Is 6d per gallon ; oasks oharged for. Nelson Hopß, paoked lib and lib, eaoh oase 301b, Is 3d por lb. Cash with Obdebs. THE CORRECT THING AT LAST TOBACCO, " The Smoker's Delight." THE CORRECT THING AT LAST TOBACCO,

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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11, 13 July 1894, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11, 13 July 1894, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11, 13 July 1894, Page 4

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