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Marlborough Express, Volume XXII, Issue 162, 12 July 1886, Page 3

Union Stevn Ship Compary of New Zealand (Limited.) npflfl Company'^ TfIPJSEj^ i, Steaiuera are |||$gH» to leave .jp^c?^^ Pictcu an nnder (cir : j^l^ cumstances permitli tint?) for :— WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND PORT CHALMERS. : Trflin 1 Hawea Taesday July 13 ipm Rotor ua* Thursday Jnly 15 4pm •To Wellington and Lyttelton only. Booking passengers and cargo to Napier Gisborne, and Auckland.. NELSON, tArANAEI, A MANUKAU. I I Train t Haweat Monday July 12 4pm Penguin j Thursday July 15 { 4 pjn tT6 Nelson only. ' "' Booking passengers and cargo to all West '■■■'. '•.:•:..; CoaHt portg. J- . ■■• si ,-' MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON. Rotomahana I Monday I Jnly 12 I % Manaponri | Monday | July 19 I ♦Calls at Hobart, : Pasflengers from Pioton by .Thursaay's . steamer. ; ,....' r . SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. Wairarapaf I Friday I July .9 1 Wakatipu „ j Friday | July 10 | * Direct, f Via East Coast. SUVA AND LEVDKA, FROM AUCKLAND . Arawata .. | Sunday | July 25 | „T~ WELLINGTON FROM BLENHEIM. Waihi .. I Tuesday I Jnly 13 111 am Waihi .. I | [ Cargo reoeived for shipment at Fell' 9 Wharf. Passengers and cargo booked by. the Company's Royal Mail Service to Sat Francisco and London. Agents for the Orient Line, ' Passengera are requested to book at thi Bmrheiu Office before proceeding board. , Time Tables can be had on application. Omens : Alfred Street, Blenheim, *rii» oppoßite wharf, Pioton. For WftUlngton. ...fWi. T^E S.S. jS^ HOHAEA. Captain Ecktosp, Will leave Blenheim for Wellington EARLY. For freight apply :toi . ;, :-. : | F. H, PICKERING & 66., For Wellington. NEPTUNE ; . .. Captain Ecefobd^ Will leave Blenheim for Wellington ''^ ■ : ; EARLY, ' .:■ ■ Superior Passenger Accommodation. , For freight or passage apply to ■i.- ,F, H. PICKERING and CO., 900 Agents. ~ ■ ■•■■ ■ • • ••'■•. "- .; •;■ j A CCLIMATISED TJULBS. ADAMS & SONS' .Collections of Bolboni Roots, No. 1, for indoor »nd outdoor culture. .100 bulbs, m 50, distinot varieties!. J Price 21^ ■ -•- > ' '-■■ ■*■ ADAMS & SONS' No. 2 Collection for Conseryaiorylaiul.Winddw^deaorations. 100 bulbs m2O choice varieties. Price ADAMS v &. SONS' No. S^Colleclion for out-doorpiantingr^lSObulbß 100 distinct varieties. Price 21s. ADAMS & SONS' No 4 Collection, 12 varieties of newßortsoF Bulbons Plants which are being sento ut for the first time. Price, 30s. ,■, ' CtJTTINGS FREE BY POST. Fuchsiar, Carnations, Ptcotses,' Pibks, Zonal Pelargoninma, . Sal viaa, Panaies, Verbenas, Heliotropes, Petunias, &0., 2a G.I per dozen. Regal Show, and Tricolour Pelargoniums, Ba per dozen. THE NEW~CATALOGUE Of Bulbs, Fotest and Fruit Trees, Roses, Herbaceous plants, and Orchids, can he had free on application. PRIZE, SHOW, .~FANCY PANSIES. 24 First Prize varieties, l">s; Border Panties, 2* fid per ilozeii. PRESENTS FOR HOME FRIENDS. Seeds of New Zealand Plants— No 1 Collectioo, Ferns ; 2, Alpineß ; 3, Plants ' and Slirubs ; 4, Filmy ferns :"), Orchids and Carnivorous Plintfl. fi Veronicas — twelve varieties m each collection, Us, . :■•'.;■ WORtil AN CASES Packed, with New Zealind Ferns and plants can be delivered at the ' port of Lnndi n from 5 guineas upwards. ADAMS & SONS, New Plant, Seed, and Bulb Merchant*, Gloucester Street East, OfIRISTCHDRCH, CANTERBURY. i:■ ■- : I? I-.-..--'; 732 W. WILLS IRONMONGER, MARKET STREET SOUTH, TT AS full Sticks of Heating and Cooking gtoyes for Wood, Coal, Kn-osone, and Spirit. Banges, Colonial Ovens, and Register Grates. Fenders and Fire Irors, Coal Vaß>sand Scnttlfß. Table, Hand, Hanging, and Night Lamps. Kitchen and Hous hold r-'qmra-raftnts. Builders lionwongfry, ■ and Methylated Sphits. : CROCKERY AND~GL&BSWARB. SEWING MACHINES^/ W. WILLS.Market Street