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Marlborough Express, Volume XXII, Issue 160, 9 July 1886, Page 3

Union Staita Ship Compaiy of New Zeiland (Limited.) fer... c -,y^ r I*HI2 Cora pa' nv 'B |bs[ appoints to leave I Bbfc2i!^jl siq under (cirj I curastanccs ' permit'r tiui?) for :-— WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND PORT CHALMERS. . I ' Train Hawea Tuesday July K'J 1 pn\ . Rotorua* Thursday j Jnly 15. 4pm *To Wellington and Lyttelton Only. Booking passengers. and cargo to Napior . .Gisbprne, and Auckland. NELSON, TARANAKi, & MANUKAIf. ■• •■- ■ •. ...... .. .. I 7'rain , "Haweaf Monday Jnly 12 4 pin Penguin Thnrsday Jnly 1"> , 4 pji ' fTo Nelapu only. Booking pafisengers and'eargio lo all West i < ■ : Coaet ports. .. , ;' -\•' : i — > 4-r- :?.,■:■ ..it MELBOURNE FROM' WJBLiiINGTON. Rotomahana I Monday I Jnly Hi Manaponri. | Monday July JH ♦Calls at Hobart; ' Passengers from Pioton by Thnrsiay's :.- Hteamer. SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. Wairarapaf I Friday I July 0 1 Wakatipu | Friday | July 10 | * Direct, t Via East Coaßt. SUVA AND LEVUKA, FROM AUCKLAND Arawatft .. | Sunday | Jnly 25 | \ WELLINGTON FROM BLENHEIM. Waihi ..I Saturday I July 10I I 1111 11 m Waihi .. I { I Cargo received for shipment at Fell's Wharf. Passengers and cargo booked by tha Company's Royal Mail Service to ■■ Sat Francisco and London. , ... Agentß for the Orient Line. Passengers are'requested to Book at thb Blenheim Officb before proceeding board, Time Tables can be had on application. Offices : Alfred Street, Blenheim", aud opposite wharf. Pioton. For Wellington, rt^. mHE S.S. y&lfflifc^ MOHAKAt '^^^ amm Captain Eckfobo, Will leave Blenheim for Wellington EARLY. For freight apply to , * F. H, PICKERING & CO., ' l 88 Agents, For Wellington. ■~K 1 ,' I "tUJj 0,0, y||[g|^^ i> NEPTUNE, Captaik Eckpord, Will leave Blenheim for Wellington ,: .- : - ;; , EARLY,,, Superior Passenger Accommodation. ■■':■{■ .-■''.: '' • . For freight or passage apply to F. H. PICKERING and' CO., 900 Agents. ' k CCLIMATISED pULRS. ADAMS A SONS' Collections of Bulhoua : Roots, No. 1, for indoor and outd/jor culture. 100 bulbs, m 50 distinotvarieties, . .Price 215. : ; ■ ; : ■ , | ADAMS & SONS' No. 2 Collection for Conservatory, and Window decorations. 100 bulbs'' ih 20 choice varieties. Price 21s. ADAMS AT SONS' %; 3 Collf e'fion* for outdopr p}anting. bulbs 1(K) tliatinct varieties. Priee^lß. ADAMS & SONS' No 4 Collection, 12 varieties of new sorts of Bulbous Plants which are being sento ut for the lirat tinr.e. Price, 30s. ' CUTTINGS FREE BY POST, Fuclißia*, Carriations, ' Picotses, Pinks, Zonal Pelargoniums, Salvias, Pansieß, Verbenas, Heliotropes, Petuniis, fee. , 2a C><\ per dozen. Regal Show, anrl Tricolour Pelargoniums, 5s per. dozen. THE NEW CATALOGUE Of Bulbs, Forest and Fruit Trees, Roses, Herbaceous plants, and Orchids,' can be had free on application. PRIZE, SHOW, .£.• FANCY PANSIER 24 First Prize varieties, las; Border Pan9ieg, 2f Cd per dozen. . .■ .- PRESENTS FOR HOME FRIENDS. Seeds of New Zealand Plants— No' 1 Collection, Ferns ; 2, Alpines ; 3, Plants aniLShrubs ; 4, Filmy ferns : 5, Orchids and Carnivorous Plants. ,ft Veronicas— twelve varieties m each collection, Ss. WORDI AN CASES Packed with New Zealuid Fcrna and plants cm be delivered at the .port of Londf 11 from 5 guineas upwards. • ADAMS & SONS, Now Plant, Seed, and Bulb Merchants, Gloucester Street East, CURISTUHURGiH, CANTERBURY. 732 " W. WILLS m IRONMONGER. . MARKET STREET SOUTH, . TT AS full Stocks of .... Heating and Cooking StOVf/i for Wood, Coal, Ktroseue,, and Spirit Ranges, Colonial Ovens, and liegister Gi'Atos. Foadfrs and Fire .Irors, Coal Vas s and Scnttlt-s. .■ Table, Hand, Hanging) and Night Lamps, Kitchon ami llous lnld.r qniromonls. Build rs licnmong^ry, and Methylated -Spirits. CROCKERY ANd"gLA.SSWARB. SEWING MACHINES. W. WILLS,' Street Sot w *'H.