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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 123, 1 June 1910, Page 7

TREESjTREES! ■VTOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT: JL l Apples, Pears, Peaches, ,Pl,uins, Apricots, etc., all the leading and best varieties, well-grown and true to name. Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries and Strawberries. (including Creswell's Seedling, which without exception is the best of all Strawberries, being fully a fortnight earlier than other varieties; a strong grower' and a good market berry). also: Pinus Insignis, Muricata, Pondorosa, Laricio, Cupressus Macrocarpa, Elegans, Lawsoniana, Toralosa, Abies Douglasii, Excelsa, and various other conifers. Rhododendrons, Camellias, Azalias, and other ornamentals. HEDGE PLANTS: Pittosporums, Lauristinas, Privet, Laurels, Berbeiis Vulgaris, etc. . ROSES and CARNATIONS: Latest and best varieties. Palace Cars pass the Nursery. INSPECTION INVITED. JOHN~HALE S SPRINGLANDS NURSERY. BLACKSMITHING —AND— WHEEL WRIGHTING. 1" BEG to notify my customers and the general public that on and after MAY 23rd my shop at GROVETOWN will be OPEN EVERY WORKING DAY for all branches of the trade. ROBERT CRESSWELIi, SPRING CREEK AND GROVETOWN. BARY'S E VE^Y TIME, The cheapest house in the province^