! . <;:;.;AT REALISING SALE. 10-jLS AND MACHINERY. * ■ R X S & SONS. C'OK.'KK OF GHUZNEE&MARION-STI.EETB Will hold, during August, A GRE\T CLEAEINa SALE OP TOOLS and MACHINERY, AT 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT OFF ORDINARY PRICES, FOR CASH. Thiß is a Genuine Sale, and the public may rely on obtaining Extraordinary Bargains. Saws Sharpened, and Tools Made and Repaired at Redoced Prices. QPECIAL QUOTATIONS. CHOICE HEDGE &SHELTER PLANTS. CHOICE FRUIT TREES & BUSHES. CHOICE NUHSERY STOCK. Cuoressus Macrocarpa, one year, per 100, 5s ; per 1000, 40s. Ditto, two years, 15s to - 20a per 100 Pinuß Insignia, one year, per 100, ss ; per 1000, 35a. Ditto, two years, per lw, 10s; per 1000, 80a Pinus Maritima, two years, per 100, l<2s ; per 1000, 80s CupresßUß Lawsoniana, from bs per doz Conifera, a splendid assortment, from 6a doz Olearia Foateri (Ake Ake), from 15a per 100 Olearia Traversii (Silver Ake Ake) from 20s Pittos e porum Eugensides, and others, 20a 100 Vibirnum Tinus iLaarestraus), 4s doz, 25s 100 Vibirnum Tinus Lucida, large flowered, 4s doz, 30s 100 • English Laurels, 6a doz Escalonia Macrantha, large, 4s doz Escalonia Rubra, 4s doz Berberies, three years, 2s 100 : 35s 1000 African Box Thorn, Is 6d 100 ; 12s 6d 1000 Hawthorn, large, 2s 100 Blue Gums, 7a 6d 100 /vi,™ Red Gum, Jarrah, Peppermint, and Citron Scented Gums, from 2s per doz S&*VB^ MSES. *.. All the beat varieties obtainableApples, on blight-proof stocks, from 12s doz. Plums, best English varieties, from 15a doz; Plums, new Japanese varieties, from 24s doz. Pears, 15s doz. Peaches, early and late, English and American, 12s doz. Neotarinos, 15s. Apricots, 15s. Cherries, 15s. Lemonß. Lisbon variety, 2s each. Black Mulberries, large, 2s 6d eaoh. Jngs, in varieties, 9a doz. Qainces, largetruiting, 12s doz. Sweet Chestnuts, 9s. Wallnuts, four years, from 6s doz. Cob and Filbert Nuts, 9s doz Blackberries, large Spanish, 6a doz ; ditto, Lawton's American, 12s doz ; Guavas, purple, 15s doz. Loucretia Dewberries (new), la each. Gooseberries, best collection in the colony, 4s to 6a doz. Curranta, red, white, and black, all the best varieties in cultivation, from 4s doz; Carter's Black Champion, true Is eaoh, 10s doz. Strawberries— Marguerite, Victoria, Lees Prolific, King of the Earlies, Vicomtesse, Harrioot de Theuri, Sharplees, &0., from 4a per 100. B^pberrie* five varieties, 2s doz. RHUBARB— Cooper'B Excelsior, 9a doz; Cooper's Prolific, 9s doz (the two best sorts) ; ! Linnen's, 10s doz ; Victoria, lOa aoz j Topp s Winter (new), a splendid variety for wintor pulling, Is each, 10s doz; Khubarb seedlings, one and two years old, from best English seed, from 3b doz. ASPARAGUS ROOTS— Conover's Colossal, 3a 100 (August is the proper month to Pl OHOICE FLOWERING SHRUBS in great variety, our own selection, from 0a doz. Hybrid Perpetual Roses, ono dozen choice na Evory ldeBoriptionl de8oription of NURSERY STOCK at equally reasonable prices. Fnll descriptive and priced Catalogues mailed free to any addreas on application. P. COOPER & SONS, SEEDSMEN, NURSERYMEN, • AND FLORIbTS, Central Seed Stoke, 30, Manners-st, [Telephone, No. 839] Bijou Nurseries, Lower Hdtt, Ten minutes' walk from Bailway Station. Inspection invited from intending patrons. \\7ILKINS & FIELD, AGENTS FOR ASPINAL'S ENAMELS. A full stock on hand in 2d tins, tinleta, an^ tins, in almost every shade and colour. Ready-Mixed PAINTS, all colours, in 1, 2, and 41b tins VARNISHES, in laree and small tins Griffiths' FLOOR STAINS and VARNISHES, FRENCH POLISH, an 6 PAINT CLEANERS, in bottles M'Kenzie's FURNITURE POLISH Castle Brand BLACK LACQUER BERLIN and BRUNSWICK BLACK WHITE and RED LEAD, PUTTY, OILS, and COLOUBS PAINT BRUSHES, and General Paintera 1 Manufacturers of "YarrallV NOVELTY SPRAY PUMP. The moat perfect and best Sprayer in the market WILKINS & FIELD, MAN NEBS -STREET. npO ARRIVE, Ex S.S. PAKEHA AND S.S. HAWKES BAY— 20 caßks Light and Dark Oxide Iron 25 kega Flat-head Nails, 1£ and 2 3 cases Naylor Bros.' & Quick's Varnishes 20 boxes lx Hilda Steel Coke Tinplates, ■ 28x20 1 oaae Sandera' Brass Goods 2 oases The Star L.H.R.P. Shovels, Nos. 2 and 3 3 cases Mrs. Potts' Sadirons 1 do Silver Moulding 1 do Stanley Planes 30 boxes Nob. 7 and 8 Putnam Nails 2 cases Calif ornian Curved Picks, 4J/6 5/7 13 kega Anchor Axle Qreaae, in l's and j's TO ARRIVE, Ex CLAN MACLBOD— 10 caaes Sharp's Eureka Axes, 3J/4J, 4/5 6 do Mann't do do, 4,5, 4J/5J 6 do Eureka Wringers and Lower Rollb 1 bale Silver Lake Saah Cord 15 cases Axe Handles, sawn, thin grip 1 do Hammer and Tomahawk Handles 2 do Ames' L.H. Shovels 1 do Looks 2 do Finishing Nails 2 do Disston's Files 2 do Short Cutter Mattocks 1 pkge G.B.C. Bush Hooks 3 cases Providence Shade Rollers 1 bdl Manure Forks 3 pkgs Douglas Pumps 1 cass Rakes 12 bdls Star Zinc Washboards 8 pkgs Rochester Lamps 3 racks Varnished Cylinder Churns 6 cases Malleable Castings 2 do Rusßell's Boys' Axes and Claw Hatchets 8 do Henley Lawn Mowers 2 orateß Square and Round Biroh Chair Seats 45 cases Machinery Oils 4 barrels do do STEWART & CO., WHOLESALE IRONMONGERS, CotrnTENAT-PLACE AND VICTOBIA-STBEBT. JJ # C. GIBBONS & CO. NEW SEASON'S TURNIP SEEDS. SWEDEELEPHANT. — This new Swede, first introduced by Carters', London, is the Swede of the period, and is generally acknowledged to be the most distinct variety grown, not only in shape, but colour of flesh, and on account of its enormous productiveness. Champion Purple-top Bangholm Purple-top Skirving's Liverpool TURNIP, YELLOW FLESH VARIETIES— Green-top Yellow Aberdeen Purple-top Yellow Aberdeen Foatertan Hybrid SELECT WHITE FLESH TURNIPS— Devonshire Grey Stone Purple-top Mammoth Green Globe White Stone, or Stubble I MANGEL WUBZEL— Mammoth Long Red Champion Yellow Globe Yellow Intermediate Golden Tankard White Silesian or Sugar Beet FIELD CARROTS FIELD CAEBAGE NATURAL GRASSES RYE GRASSES' CLOVER SEEDS, 4c. SEED POTATOES. 400 GALLON IRON TANKS (new). SEED "WAREHOUSE, 131, LAMBTON-QUAY, Wellington. WHEATENA — Recommended by the faculty for its dietetic and nutritive properties for porridge, &o. Ask your grocer for it. Anderson's Factory, St. Hillstreet.
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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 55, 3 September 1894, Page 4
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983Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 55, 3 September 1894, Page 4
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