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G AT S»tea Fhlladelpbia“j3xbibl. tion, 1876 1 Paris Exhibition, 1867, 1878. Three silver prize medal* awarded to. George Neighbour and Sons. Neighbours’ improved Coftage Beehive, as originally introduced by George Neighbour and Sons, working three bell glasses j is neatly and strongly made of .straw; it baa three windows in the lower hive. This hivewill be fonsd to possess many practical advantages,' and is more easy of management than any other beehive that has been introduced. Price complete ■ £l lss j stand tor ditto 10a 6d. Bar Frame Hives of most approved eonetruotionat7sßd,l2*6d,to 25a eju:h. Philo, delphia Frame Hives, complete, with cover and stand, 48*; An Italian Alp Queen, with full directions for.uniting to black stocks, at current prices. Ligurian and English Bee*. Stocks and swarms may be obtained as heretofore. “ The Apiary." By Alfred Neighbour, i Bs, postage sd. A newly arranged , catalogue of other, improved mveS, with drawings . and prices, sent on receipt of two stamps. George NoiAbonr and 50n5,;127, EHgh Holbom, W.C.jor 148, Regent etreet,liondon, 203 fwlth ' English Goods direct at Lowest Export Prices. Bilk, Woollen and Manchester Warehousemen, India, Colonial, and Foreign Outfitters. Establishedlß4B. NICHOLSON ft CO. invite attention to their illustrated 220-page catalogue, sent (with patterns) post free. Ladies’ clothing, linens, briery, gloves, ribbons, haberdashery. Jewellery, fto. Contractors tormilitary and police clothing and accoutrements. -Furniture, musical lustra* ments, ironmongery, fire arms, ontleyy, carriages, saddlery and harness, hoots and Shoes, wines and apirfta, alee and been, preserved provisions, stationery, perfumery, books, toys, fto., fto. Foreign produce disposed of for a commission of 2) per cent. Terms—Not less than 25 per oent. to accompany orders and balance* will be drawn , for at

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