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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIV, Issue 819, 15 September 1860, Page 6

GARDEN SEEDS. PEAS, broad beans, dwarf French beans, scarlet runners, carrot, turnip, parsnip' onion, leek, celery, parsley, radish, lettuce, endive . cress, mustard, early and late cabbage, red pickling ditto, cauliflower, flowering brocoli, curled greens savoy, brussels sprouts, spinach, red beet, white sugar beet, purple top swede, kohl rabi, melon pumpkin, vegetable marrow, cucumber, salsify' scorzonera, capsicum, chille, tomatoe, chervil' marjoram, sweet basil, savory, borage, rosemary' sage, lavender, coriander, and carraway. Mignionette, sweot peas, and 40 varieties of flower seeds. Also, Gorse, broom, rape, hemp, and canary seedq W. WILSON, Nursery and Seedsman. AUSTRALIAN SEEDS! ~~~~~~ SILVER wattle or lightwood acacia Blue gum Red gum Peppermint gum, black but Stringy bark gum. W. WILSON, Nursery and Seedsman. !.7. ': AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. ~~~ 2 CWT. LUCERNE 2 „ Saintfbin 4 „ Linseed 1 „ English Rape 1 „ Rib-grass or Lamb's Tongue \ „ Yarrow 5 „ Mangold Wurzel 3 „ Skirving's Purple Top Swede 2 „ Green Top Swede ! „! W. WILSON. FIELD CARROTS. 6 CWT. RED ALTRINGHAM CARROT 1 „ White Belgian Carrot 1 „ Scarlet Surrey Carrot 1 „ ; Early Scarlet Horn Carrot 2 „ Long Red Carrot W. WILSONFIELD AND GARDEN turnips! ICWT. GREEN-TOP YELLOW ABERDEEN TURNIPS 1 cwt. White Globe Turnips 1 „ Early White Stone Turnips ' * 1 „ Yellow Altringham Turnips 1 „ Early Snowball Turnips '.■";•.'.-'. W. WILSON. VALUABLE PASTURE GRASSES. 2 TONS TIMOTHY GRASS 2 „ Cocksfoot Grass 1 „ Italian Ryegrass W. WILSON. LAWN GRASSES. 1A CWT. FINEST ENGLISH LAWN IXJ GRASSES W. WILSON. '.."'.'■ CLOVER SEEDS. (Newly imported and direct from the Growers.) 3 TONS RED, YELLOW, CRIMSON, AND WHITE DUTCH CLOVERS Lengthened experience confirms the propriety of sowing all Clovers as early as possible in September. W. WILSON. ONION SEED, &c. Pv iCJ^-LBSr"JEai'ge whlte'SpanisH onion OU 28 lbs. large flag leek. .'.•'■ W. WILSON. CABBAGE & CAULIFLOWER SEEDS, &c. EARLY large York Cabbage „ dwarf York „ „ Nonpareil „ „ London market „ „ East Ham „ „ matchlesss „ „ sugar loaf „ Late drum head or cattle „ London cauliflower Walcheren „ Early white Cape broccoli Imperial white winter do. Mammoth white do. Walcheren, white do. Brussels sprouts Globe Savoy Curled greens W. WILSON. FLOWER SEEDS. " MIGNIONETTE Sweet Peas Blue Nempphilla Convolvolus, major and minor Larkspurs Trppseolura Canarierise Brompton, German, and Russian stocks Holy hocks and German asters Lupins, 10 sorts 40 varieties flowering annuals W. WILSON. TOBACCO SEED. OO LBS. broad-leaved Virginian Tobacco UKJ Seed. W. WILSON. VEGETABLE SEEDS. ' A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of all the best varieties of Vegetable Seeds usually cultivated. W. WILSON, NurseryandSeedsm.au. '.'■ ■ '-."■ •'■■' '• TIMARU. GARDEN SEEDS, &c. VEGETABLE Seeds consisting of :— Peas, broad beans, French beans, scarlet runners, carrots, turnips, swedes, red beet, parsnips, cabbages, broccoli, Brussels sprouts Savoy, curled greens, radish, lettuce, mustard, cress, &c, &c. Agricultural Seeds, consisting of:—Pacey's pereiiriial ryegrass, Skirving's purple top swedes, field carrots, &c, &c. THOMAS FRENCH, ■ Nursery and SeedsmanTIMAR U LAND FOR SALE. SECTIONS Nos. 1690 and 2351, together containing 54 acres of excellent l«n('> situate within half a mile of the township; a stream of water runs past the section. Apply t° MR. JOHN BESWICK, Timaru. JOSIAH HADLEY, ENGINEER AND BOILER MAKER. ENGINES repaired* boilers and tanks ; made to order, repairing done i" al branches on the shortest notice. . i J. H. begs to solicit the public in general »«u hopes by strict attention to business and good won » ; to meet with a share of the public patronage. J. Hadley, Engineer, &c, next his Honor tne Superintendent's.