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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 August 1923, Page 3

■Vf PLANT KOW ;-..-• HEBG2 AND SHELTER TREES, ETC. Olearis ; Eleagnus, :cseanonia, In var., Privet, etc., 1-year 25/- 100; 2-yea* 35/- io<?.;. r:, .— Cnpressua Lawsbniana, 2-yr., strong trans., 35/- per 100. Cupressus Maerocarpa, 2-yr.," strong trans., 30/-- to 35/- 100." : Pinus Insignia and Mtirieata, ."2-yr~ . strong trans., 25/- 100, £10 1000. Pinus Insignia and Muricata, 8-yr., strong trans., 30/- 100. Acacia , Decurrens (Black Wattle), strong wrenched, open ground. " At 17/6 "100, £5 per 1000, £12 lOr lot «$ 5000... ...-._■. Gums, in var., strong, wrenched, open ground. At 17/6 100, £5 1000,, and £12 10s per lot of-5000. Gums, i» var., strong, in boiei. At 25/-. 100, £10 1000. Boxthora, 1-yr. At 25/- 1000, £5 5000. Barberry, 1-yr. At 30/- 1000, £6 6l 5000. Barberry, 2-yr. At 60/- 1000, £12 10l 5000. Shrubs and Climbers in extensive variety. At 2/- to 3/- eseh. Fruit Trees: Appies, Pears, Plumb, etc. 2/6 each; 28/- doz. . Small Fruits: Gooseberries, Coiianttj etc. 1/6 to 2/- each. Lemons and Oranges, At 3/6 to 4/each; 40/- doz. •■'" , THE ABOVE ABB MINIMUM .;- PEICES. CITY FRUIT & FLQWEB CO., Devo* St., New Plymouth (^eedspaen an* Nursery Agents; 'phone 270). DUNCAN & DAVIES, LTD., Nurseryme», Westown, New Plymouth. 'Phone 465. - M. L. GAVEY, Devon St., New Plymouth (Seedsmen and Ncraerj) Agent: 'phone 763). i W. S. GILBERT-^ CO., Bevon St. B.j New Plymouth (Seedsmen and Nursery Agents). A. L« HUNTER & CO., Devon St. (Box 231) (Seedsmen and Nuieery Agentf; 'phone 718). G. H. MILLS, Nurseryman, Bex Bj, Normanby. F. J. MORSHEAD, Nurseryman, Ave< nue Road, New Plymouth. W. MOSS, Nurseryman, Kgaere ('pliornj Eltham 255 D). W. PETTIGREW, Nurseryman, Stratford; 'phone 86. ; BTATJB & CO., Regent St., Haweri 'phone 354). • TARANAKI AGENCIES, LIMITED, (Seedsmen and Nursery Agents; Brougham St., New Plymouth (Seeds' men and Nursery Agents; 'phono 44) ARE YOU BILIOUS? Are you billions ? Have you a bad taste in your incmth, a throbbing headache, a feeling of-nausea? Those are infallible symptoms. Don't r<;sort to liarsh purgatives. Their relief is only, temporary. You want a medicine thaii will act directly on the liver. Such, a medicine i§ Cliamberlain's Tablets. They are liver regulators. By stimulating that organ to natural aet'ion tliey prevent a Teturn of the biiicr.s fe-elmg, Sold everywhere.—Advt..