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Marlborough Express, Volume XXII, Issue 159, 8 July 1886, Page 3

anion Steim Ship Cornpary oi Now Zoaland (Limited.) , hs**\ZCm f l^"- 1 Company** aPgJO**? JL Sfccar-u-r-** ■ art*. ll^lisHß* - l FP°i-*it.<-A to leave' Ip^sSSi^k I'ictcu a*-* under (oir- A jj cumstaucos 'permi •> •»« tin?) for :— - WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND POUT. CH ALM ERS. _ " * • Train Hawea Thursday July S 8-i'O pm HaweaV Tuesday July 13 4pm *To Wellington and Lyttelton only. Booking passengers and cargo to Napior : ,' Gisborne, and Auckland. NBLSON, 1 TARANAKI, & MANUKAIj! .7" '*'. j Train Rotorua 'Thursday July 'B 4pm *** - Ilawejjt . Monday July 12 { 1 pni, , !: ; t'To ; Nelflon only. *' ? Booking passengers and cargo to all Weßt ■ Coast ports. MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON/ Te Anau I Monday j July ", | Rotomahana | Monday j July 12 | •Calls at Hobart. ' Pasaengera from Picton by TlmraJ.ay'.i steamer. SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. . -. . __^ -• .^^-* : Hauroto* | Thursday! July 8 I Wairarapaf j Friday ; | July }) | * Direct, f Via Eaat Coaat. SUVA AND LEVUKA, FROM AUCKLAND Arawata .. | Sunday | July 25 j WELLINGTON FROM BLENUEIM. j Waihi ..(Thursday I July SI9 pm Waihi .. j I I Cargo received for shipment at Fell's Wharf. Passengers and cargo booked by the Company's Royal Mail Service to Sat Francisco and London. Agents for the Orient Linp, Pasaengers are reouested to "book at thh ' Blenheim Oppioh belore proceeding board, Time Tables can be had on application. Offices : Alfred Street, Blenheim, and opposite wharf, Picton. Fof Wellington. -j. mHE' S.S. ™§|£> MOHAKA, Captain Eckforp, Will leave Blonhoim for Wollington EARLY. -.'' ; For freight apply to , F.H, PICKERING & CO.,' 88 . .., Agontß. For WoJlinstoji. mum S.S. 211^ NEPTUNE, . Captain Eckfohh, Will leave Blonhoim for Wellington EARLY, Superior Passenger Accommodation. For freight or passage apply to F. H. PICKERING and C 0.," 900 * Agentfi. A COLIMATISED pULBS. ADAMS & SONS' Collections of Bulbous Roots, No. I," for indoor and bntdrtor culture 100 bulbs, iv 50 distinct varieties. Price 21s, ADAMS & SONS' No. 2 Collection for Cousepyatoryand Window decorations. 100 bulbs iii 20 Choico varieties. Price 21s. ..,;»,...• ADAMS & SONS' No. 3 Collection for out-door planting. 100 bulbs 100 distinct varieties. Price 2 la. ADAMS & SONS' No 4 Collection, 12 varieties of new sorts of Bulbmis Plant* which are being aouto ut for tho first timo^ Price, 30s. . CDTTINGS FREE BY POST. Fnchsiaa, Carnations, Picot^ca, Pinka, Zonal Pelargoniums, Salvias, Pant-ies, Verbena*",: Heliotropes, Petunias, &c, 2s 6\ per dozen. Regal Show, and Tricolour Pelargoniums, 53 per dozen. THE NEW"CATALOGUE " Of Bulbs', Forest and Fruit Trees, Rosea, Herbaceous : plants, aud Orchids, eau be had free on application. PRT2E, SHOW, .fc FANCY PANSIES. 24 First Prize - varictit-s, IS.**; Border Pantues, 2-i CJ per dozen. PRESENTS FOR HOME FRIENDS. Seeds of New Zealand Planta — No 1 Col • lection, Ferns ; 2, Alf.incs ; 3, Plants and Shrubs ;4, Filmy forns- ;. r >, Orchids aud Carnivorous I'l ints. G Veronicas— twelvo varieties iii each'coUection, Jin. VVORDIAN CASES Packed with New Zeahnd Ferns and planta ein be delivered at tho port of London from 5 guineas upwards, ADAMS & SONS, New Plant, Seed, and Bulb Merchant**, Gloucester Street East, CHRISTCHURCH, CANTER P-ITRY--732, " TW. WILLS IRONMONGER, MARKET STREET SOUTH, TTAS full Stocks cf Heating and Cooking Stovrs for Wood, Coal, Kerosene, and Spirit. Ranges, Colonial Ovens, and Rogjstf r G rites. Fondcra and Firo Iror.fi, Coal Vas-s and Scuttles. Tahle, Hand, Hanging, and Night Lamps. Kitthonand Houslnld rcquir-**--monls. Bmld*u'3 lionmongciy, and Methylated Spirits. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. SEWING MACHINES. W. WILLS, Market Street Sopot.