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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1886, 22 August 1874, Page 3

Seeds, SEEDS. NEW SEEDS p|UNCAN M'LEAN Boundary street, la now offering the First Shipment of New Garden & Agricultural Seeds, Just landed Ex Alma. GAKDEN : Cabbage (sorts) Cucumber — Marquis Cauliflower — Yefccfces of Lome, Sir Colin Autumn tJiant, Early Campbel], Long London, Walchern's, Prickly, Dixon's and Mammoth. Newton Hero Beans Herbs Brocalii Bird Seeds Carrots Tomatoes Turnip Eschalot Lettuce Potato Onions Eadish — Black, &c, &c, ■Spanish, and Long &c. Ked ONION SEEDS. D. M'LEAN would call particular attention to this Seed, as he makes a point cf having none but the very finest kinds, including Giant Kocca, very large Brown and White Spanish. Globe Silverskin Pickling, &c, &c. FIELD : Choice Lots of Turnip, Devonshire Grey Stone Do Swede Mangolds Carrots, White and Ked Perennial Kye Grass Italian do Timothy Cocksfoot White and Red Clovers Cow Grass Alsyke &c, &c, &c. SEED POTATOES. Early Shaws, Flukes, Kidneys, Pink- eyes, Brown's Kiver. True Variety of the Celebr AMERICAN ROSE POTATOES. FLOWER SEEDS, IN GREAT VARIETY. LILY OF THE VALLEY, White and Pink. FLOWER POTS (ALL SIZES). FRUIT TREES (EVERY DESCRIPTION. CABBAGE PLANTS. PERUVIAN GUANO. \ The peculiar heating properties of this ' Manure make it more suitable for this web climafce than any other artificial manure. BONF DUST AND BONE FLOUR. D. M'LEAN would draw attention to this really fine shipment of Seeds, and from the fact of not being able to supply orders to hand until this arrival, will be suflicient guarantee that they are quite a new lot. D. M'LEAN, BOUNDARY STREET. P. S.— Orders for Seeds will be sent free by post. Remittances in Stamps will be taken. TT^UNCAN M'LEAN Is now DELIVERING GOODS FREE of CHARGE AT Marsden Road Welshman Marsden No Name New River Maori Creek Rutherglen South Beach Saltwater Seventeen-mile do North Beach Stillwater Uoal Pits Ahaura Greenstone. And any place along the Grey Valley Road. Greater inducements than ever to get supplies from town. DUNCAN M«L E A N Boundary street, GOLD BOUGHT AT BANK PRIG