THE BEST MONTH TO PLANT SHELTER AND HEDGE PLANTS. rf^HARGES iiicludo packing and freo V delivery in Wellington, Lower Hult, Petono, and Taita, or freo on tail Hutt, and f.o.b. Wellington. Not cash with order. TWO YEARS TRANSPLANTED STUFF (Eitia)— Pinus Jnsignis, 12s 6d per 100. Pinus Muricata, 20s per 100. Ake Akc, golden, 17s 6d per 100. Ako Akc, silver, 17s 6d per 100. Esdllonia. Macrantha, 20s per 100. Laureatinus, giant, 20s per 100. Privet, oval-loayed, 15s per 100. Sonecio Rotundifolia, ono of the finest seasido plants, 30s per 100, 5s per dozen. Cabbage Trees, about two feet 4s per doz. Cabbage Trees, about three feet, 6s per doz FRUIT TREES, ETC.— Two-year, good stuff, varieties, our selection (only the best sorts grown), price 12$ per dozen, packing freo, etc., as above — Apples, Apricots, Pears, European Plums, Peaches, and Quinces. Currants— red, white, and black, 2 years, good : 4s per dozon. Gooseberries, best mixed sorts ; Is per dcz. STRAWBERRIES, 5s per 100Laxton'a No. 1, Laxton's Noble, Mikado, Trollopo's Victoria, and Royal Sovereign. ASPARAGUS ROOTS— One year, 2s 6d per 100; 2 years, 4s per 100. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. H. C GIBBONS & CO, 131, LAMBTON-QUAY, Wellington. QOLID SILVER GOODS. G. & T. YOUNG, JKWIfiLLERS, 75, LAMBL'ON-QIJAI', WELLINGTON Have opened up. a nico seleotion of STEULtNU SILVER G00D.3, Suitable for Presentation. Tea- and Coffee Services, now designs Rose Bowls, Wuitsrs, Inkstands, aud Candlesticks, <&c, Also, JOSEPH KODGI-UtS' CJCLKBUATED SHICFFIKLD CUTL.ERY. Dinner and Dossert Knives, with finest stee blades and ivory haudles Meat and Gaino Carvers and Steols to match We Close utl p.m. on SATUIIDA VS. Open till 9 o'olopk on FRIDAY 10 VIS«I^GS, VV. LITTLE JOHN &SON; WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND OPTICIANS. 85, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON. Ex IONIC AND TONGARIRO— NOW OX VIEW IN OUR WINDOW— Finest London-made SILVER GOODS, especially Va o os, Toilet Waro, and Mounteci Brushes. Finest London-made PEARL AND 1 GEM-SET JEvVELLEllY— Broochep, Laco Pint, Bangles, and Pondants . cjueily Another shipment of both JEWELLERY and SILVER GOODS of the sam,o class ih adti&ad to airive by the ATIIEXIC noU week. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. JPUANK GRADY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, \VILLIS-STREET. NEW GOODS! NEW GOQDS! WATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES! PRESENTATION CLOCKS — Gilt, Enamel, Marble, and Carriage CHOICE NEW JEWELLERY— Engagement Rings., Bangles, Granny Chains, Necklets, elc. NOVELTIES in N.Z. Greenstono NOVELTIES in Sterling Sliver NOVELTIES in Electrc-plato Manufacturing, Walch Repairs, Electroplating and Engraving. CLOCK SHOWROOM. SIGHT-TEST-ING ROOM. IJIHE JgHOP JpOR -ORESENTS. Country orders renniva uromnt attention. CG. SHERWOOD, • Watchmaker and Jeweller, < 12, MANNERS-SIKKET, near Willis-st. Gold Watohes from 408, Silvor from 153, Rothcyhams and Waltham Levers, Watorbury Watclies, Go.d Broochos from 4g, Silver from Is, Clocks aud Alarms from 4s, Wedding Rings, Keeper, Band, and Gem Rings, Greenstono Brooches, Pendants, etc. Spectacles from Is. Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery cleaned and repaired. KILPATRICK "WOES claim to Soil GROCERIES at JL/ tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE for Cash. Staplo articles of Food, such aa Eggs, Choose, Butter, Bacon, and Tea you can depend upon without a doubt. One who knows what good Buttor is says MARIGOLD BUTIER is tho best sho has had, and tho price only lid lb. Eggs aro now-laid, an.d can bo depended upon at Ipwest market prices. Cheeso— l keep nothing but the best, at lowest price, 7d lb. TEA— Kilpalrick's Teas aro well known, and need no eomroont, at prices to suit all. KILPATRICK, GROCER, OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE. Telcehons fa 23. ORIENTAL TEA MART. No. 1 Sugar, per bag, 12s No. la [Sugar, per bag, 12s No. 2 Sugar, per bag, lls Od Sago, Rice, Split Peas, Pearl Barley, Tapioca, 61b Is Kcplttr g Malt, largo hot., 3s Koplor's Malt, and Oil, largo bot., 3s 6d Lano's Emulsion, per bot., 2s 6d R<?ka Butter, per lb, lid Horringß in tomato, per tin, 9d Kippciod Herrings, par tin, 9d AT CAMPBELL'S, j 21, MANNERS-STREET, And Corner WILSON AND RIDDIFORD STREETS, NEWTOWN. J. FLYGICII AND CO., SANITARY UNDERTAKERS, 20, CUBA-STREET. A largo assortment of Funeral Furnishings now in slock. Funerals arranged at reasonable pnce3. EMBALMING A SPECIALTY. /Telephone 1074, '
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Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 48, 25 August 1905, Page 7
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