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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 688, 11 June 1859, Page 3

FRUIT TREES, &c. -A PPLES, best sorts named, 1 and 2 years "*"*-., grafted Pears, best sorts named, 1 and 2 years, grafted Plums, " • " .. " ■ " " Cherries, " Peaches, " " " budded Apricots, " ." \' " Nectarines " " . Quinces, figs and grape vines .'■■■■• Walnuts, filberts, and large cob nuts Gooseberries, currants, raspberries Kean's seedling and British Queen strawberries All FRIJIT TREES sent out—like those supplied during the past 8 years—are carefully grafted or budded on suitable stocks—true to their names and perfectly free from the destructive disease called "American Blight" so generally prevalent on the Fruit Trees of the Northern Settlvments. W. WILSON, ■ Nurseryman and Seedsman. AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, &c. 2 Tons Pacey's perennial ryegrass 10 cwt..ltalian ryegrass 20 cwt. Timothy and cocksfoot 40 cwfc. mixed permanent pasture grasses and clovers 5 cwt. fine English lawn grasses 40 cwt. white Dutch clover 20 cwt. red clover 20 cwt. perennial red clover or cowgrass ! ■'■■■5 owt. trifolium incarnatum or-crimson clover 20 cwt. broad- leaved trefoil 10 cwt. lucerne 3 cwt. gorse seed 2 cwt. English.broom 2 cwt. flax or linseed A large assortment of all kinds of new vegetable seeds. , : . . . . W. WILSON, Nursery and Seedsman. FOREST TREES, EVERGREEN AND DECIDUOUS SHRUBS, HEDGE ;.' .:■■■ .;":. ;: ','. plants, &c. BLUE gums, : Lombard}"' and black Italian poplar^ English Elms, Cobbett's Acacia or American Locust Tree, sycamore, cqnimon and scarlet oaks, Pineaster firs, English ash, pollard and. Weeping willows, maple, elder, English arid Scotch laburnums, common berberries, English hollies, box trees, ossage orange, lilacs, honeysuckles,'cytisus, English, Spanish, Cape and white flowering Portugal broom, leycesteria formosa, laurels, ■larustinas, broad and a narrow leaved St.John's' worts> Cape tea-tree, deiitzia scabra1, spirea corymbosa, red Virginian cedars, ev'erareerieypr^ss, alaternusj' syringa or mock orange, scarlet and yellow flower ing currants, scarlet blossomed thorns grafted, pyrus japonica, dwarf and climbing roses, &C.y &C. ■■■• ■•■• ■ -■.■■'. - • ; ALSO — Thorns, One, two, and three years transplanted, sweet briars, privets, seedling broomsj gorse plants, and thorn accacia for hedges. The above, which comprise by far the largest Nursery stock in New Zealandj are offered on the usual liberal terms, namely, three, six, or nine months approved acceptances on all orders over £25. Orders from the other settlements promptly executed, as usual; and forwarded per steamer. Intending purchasers can have price lists on application. ■ Business hours from 8 a.m. to noon, and from 1 to 5 o'clock, afternoon.- , W. WILSO&, Nursery and Seedsman. TO LET, ~~ ~~~ A" DWELLING HOUSE, situated in jljL Danipier's Bay, Lyttelton/ containing nine rooms, and lately in the possession of H. J. LeCren, Esq. Attached there is a fine garden, and an excellent supply of water. The house is quite new and well finished, and possesses all the conveniences requisite for a comfortable family residence. Apply to J. T. PEACOCK & CO. TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS, PER ARIEL FROM MELBOURNE, To the consignment of the Subscriber :— 200 cases Henessey's cognac „ ; 150 cases; Dunbar's ale and stout in bottle 50 cases Lowndes' old torn . 20 hhds. super. W.I. rum 20 hhds. Salt's Burton ale : With his usual supply of the Messrs. Harper & Co.'s.ground coffee " ; . ' An assorted invoice of soft goods, &c, &c., put up expressly for this market. CHARLES ROBERTSON, Lytlelton, May 27, 1859. ■ ■• ' :■■■■: KAIAPOI. MR. CLAUDE M. GLLIVIER will attend at Kaiapoi for the purpose of receiving Commissions for the Sale of Lands, Stock, &c, on Thursday in each week. Temporary Office at Mr. C. G. Hodgson's, solicitor, neai1 the present church. Hours of attendance from 10 a.m.^till 4 p.m. ROBERT HOWSON, : ~ SHIP BUILDER AND REPAIRER, BEGS to inform the public that he has commenced ship building-, &c. All applications to be made at his Sh'p Building Establishment, where a specimen can be seen on the stocks. ' Robinson's Bay, Akaroa, May 23. rangiora'. ~ "7 rF.OBE SOLD, a splendid section of land, cori- -*- sisting of 24 acres, fronting on the Harewood road and an accommodation road, being rural section 909. Apply to MR. WYLDE, Kaiapoi. RANGIORA. FOR SALE, KA ACRES1 of LAND at Rangiora, with a Z-'^-' good house thereon. The land is fenced and partly cultivated, and has large frontage to the Harewood road. It is situated in the best part of the district, and is one of the most valuable pro-, perties in the neighbourhood. Apply to MR. WYLDE, Kaiapoi. FOR SALE, A pair of WORKING BULLOCKS. Apply to MR. LONGDEN, Christchurch. FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. MR. GUINNESS has been instructed to sell half an acre of land, situated in and fronting on St. Asaph Street, Christchurch. This property is all fenced with an excellent white thorn hedge, and the land has been cultivated. The purchaser can have some excellent truit trees if required. For further particulars and terms (which are very easy) apply; to MR, GUINNESS, at the Repository. ; May 31,1859.