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Marlborough Express, Volume XXII, Issue 163, 13 July 1886, Page 3

Onion Ste%m Ship Gompary ol New Zealand- (Limited.) t.^^ npBJL Company's It WmbTa Steamers are 11536U1 ft PPoiuteA to leave I BBSteSS*,^ Pictoii as ander (cirJj|/ <B||^ cunistances permit- '" . tint?) for :— WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND PORT CHALMERS. . Train Rotorua* Thursday Joly 15 4pm Rotorua Tuesday July 20 4pm •To Wellington and Lyttelton only. Booking passengers and cargo to Napier Cisborne, and Auckland. NELSON, TARANAKI, -ft MANDKArT, I j Train j Penguin Thursday f Jqly ]fl j4 pm Rotoruaf Monday J Jrily ; 10 {4 pm ' tTo Nelßon'onlyl Booking passengers and cargo to all Went • '^ -V •J. ;Cpag(ißOtte.; ;^, ; ■ MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON, Manapnnri' I Monday | Jnly 19 I i Waihora | Monday Jhly 2C 1 •Catlß at Hobart. , „ Passengers from Pioton by Thnra jay's steamer.' : ■ ■ ' '' . SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. Wakatipu I Friday I July 16 I Taraweraf ,| Friday | July 2.1 1 * Direct, t Vi 4 Eaet Coaßt. SUVA ; AND LEVOKA, FBOM AUCKLAND Arawata .. | Sunday | July 25 | v WELUNQTON FROM BLENHEIM. Waihi .. I Thnrflday I July 15 I 1 pmWaihi .. I j Cargo received for shipment at Fell's Wharf. Passengers and cargo booked by ilia Company's Royal Mail Service to 3at Francisco and London. ' r Agents for the Orient Line. Paßsengerß are requested to took at tot ButttHKiu Offiok betore proceeding board, Time Tables can be bad on application. Offices : Alfred Street, Blenheim, and opposite wharf. Pioton. • for Wellington. , i^lT |f3e~S,S. MOHAKA* '^^^^ Km Captun Jovbb, Will leave Blenheim for Wellington EARLY. For freight apply t0. . , , : ,. .■■< F. H. PICKERING dU CO., 88 ..,..;; . ..;,., «Agflnt«, For Wellington. Captain Eckfobd, Will leave Blenheim for Wellington •■■ '. ■■. 'I' EARLYj • . . - Superior Pasßenger Accommodation. For freight or passage apply to „ P> n. PICKERING and CO., 900 Agents. 4 CCLIMATIBKP TDTILBS. ADAMS dk. SONS' Collections of Bulbonf Roots, No. 1; ifbr Jndoof and outdoor culture. 100 bulbs,: m 50 distipot varieties.' -Price 2h.?' '" J ''''«■>. J j -..i ADAMS & SONS' No. 2 Collection for Cdu^eryafory afuV VV iodowjdeoorationa. lOGMlbs m2O choice varieties, Price ADAMS k SONS' No. 3 ColUotion for out-dob£;pJanting.^ds0 v bulba 100 distinct varieties. Price 21s. ADAMS It SONS' No 4 Collection, 12 varieties of new sorts of Bulbous Plant* which are being sento ut for the first tiir.e. Price, 30s, CUTTINGS FREE BI.POST. Fuchsias, Carnation*",' ' Picotsefl, : Piaks, Zonal Pelargoniums, Salyiai* Panaieg, Verbenas, Heliotropes, Petoniis, &0,, 2s (id per dozen.' Regal Show, and Tricolouf.P.elargoniums, 5l per dozan. THE NEW~CATAI J OCrUE, . . Of Bulbs, Foieat and Fruit Trees, Roses, Herbaceous plants, and Orchids, /can •be had free on application. - . PRIZE, SHOW, rf- FANCY PANSIES. 24. Firat Prize varieties, 15a; Border Pansieß, 2a'Cd per doKeu. PRESENTS FOrTJoME FRIENDS. Seeds of New Zealand Plants— No t Col- ( lection, Ferns; 2, Alpines ; 3, Plants 'arid Slirhba-; 4. Filmy ferns ; s, Orchids and Carnivorous Plants. 6 Veronicas— twelve varieties m each collection, Its. •f ■ * ;^pPDJ AIf ? CASE|S Pactetl with New Zealand Ferns and plants c*ri be delivier^d at the l 'port of London from 5 guineas upwards.' : ADAMS & SONS. New Plant, Seed, and Bulb Merohants, filouceßter Street EastCMRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY. i ..,•-. ■ • - •■ 732 W. WILLS i I R 6 1 lt'o N ;^fi R, MARKET STREET SOUTH; TTAS full Stocks of ~* ITeating and Cooking Stoves for Wood , Coal, Ktrosene, and Spirit. Ranges, Colonial Ovens, . and Register Grates. Fendois and Fire Ti-ols, Coal . Vas s and Scuttles. Tat»H Hand, (Tanging, and Night Lamrm. . Kitchmand Ilousrlnlti r. qniivjments. Build r» licntnongfry, and MithyUted Sp'iUs. CROCKERY ANd"gLABSWARE. SEWING MACHINES. W. WILLS. Market Street Sowjt. ..'■■■ ■ ' ' ' *X.