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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4664, 25 October 1876, Page 3

J|£ j Seeds, Produce, fee. «■ mASMANIABLSEED POTATOES. ee .:■. ■: ;' ' ix 'VIVID.' <I of — Id The Undersigned have a snpply of them Potatoes, st ° l This affords F»rmers an excellent opportunity to J, Ichaoge their Seed, u ther-iriU bedlspowdofata in : Lower Price than the same class of leedwas sold at Iα t this market, and can be confidently recommended. *r [Alse; PrimeCanterbnrj PoUtqesalwaj»onhand.7 ~ J 1 ■•.-■■■: W. J. HUBST ft CO., Jβ J Ti/FANGOLD - WURTZEL" SEED !! .f T> I bx ■•-β-bbo.' i Just Opened, Sample: J Long Bed. Yellow Globe. Orange Globe. : Also, > Swede, Field Turnip?, and Carrot Beeds, and Garden ! Seeds of the best varieties. W. J. HUBST & CO., d 101, Qaeen-street. * "OONEDTTST, PERUVIAN GUAl?O,'ftc" '» DAILY EXPECTED BY 'SYEEW, , AND OIT e ■ HAND: b. BeU'« J-lnchßonedast. BeU's Borieflonr.'BiHyird* ii . No. 1 Bonednat, Anckland Bonednst, Peznvian u : Guano, &c, &c, £c e w. j. HUBST *Too., : i s - 101, Qneen-street ? TyTALDEN ISLAND tSUANO^ * FRESH IMPOBTATIOir, JUST LANDED! e EX 'SPEEDY. , 8 . ■ ' " ■ ' - ■, Iγ. order to induce an extensive trial of this fertilizer _ so largely used and valued in Australia, the nnder- / signed have instnictlons t« reduce the price, and are 1- also prepared io accept from responsible persons pav--6 mentinslx months. Messrs. Wallace, otf-Uangerk' y James Bnrtt, add other well-known leading agricnSJ tnriaU are willhig to bear tbe highest testimony as to "■ Its worth. A moat satisfactory analysis snpnlied n W. J. HUKST & CO., Agonto," ' 0 •■■•.•... 101, Qnleq-streei.-f AND TARTARIAN OATs! ;»■ X? SEED AND PEED MAIZE. -. .J C^^&eaW^ o^ 4 JUso ' Bnu> ' W. J. HUBST & CO., - 101, Qneen-street. mONGA BEANS! TONGA BEANS I , A few of these celebrated Beans on hand; special)* suitable for cooking purposes. - a W. J. HUBST &C 0.7 j > 101, QttSen-Btreet. h aEEB QTORES. 7 L 876. 1 I CATALOGUE I e '-■ ' e Now ready for dUtrlbnttoa, contains fnll Lists of I I FARM AND GARDEN SEEDS, (

with useful Information a3 to cultivation, time of sowing and quantity ot seeds required. I FLOWER SEEDS, ~~j over 300 varieties, with description of duration, colour, and height. I CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS^I all the usual varieties, together with a numl er ot English Natural Grasses. I TREE, SHRUB, & HEDGE SEEDS, | a large anc varied collection from all parts of the world, &C, &C, &C. ■ Post free on application. U. BAIRD, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL SEED MEBCBANT," TTOEXA-STKEET, AUOHAND. QKKD POTATOES—Ash, Fluke, LapK3 stone, Bath, Kidney, Fortyfold, American Early and late Eose, Sutton's Flourball, and Blue Derwent. BONEDUST, ANIMAL MANUBE; PEBXTVIAISr GUANO, STOKE LIME. R. BAIRD, Victoria-street. TAKINS & TKTILLCOX HAVE ON SALE :— -I •» A TONS POTATOES (Biui Debwenot AOT> ■*•*'" liAPSXONE FLtTKES) . • SEED WHEAT ' SEED OATS BONEDUST Mo. I (BnXYABD'e) PERUVIAN GUANO BACON AND ttatvth (Gechour's New Cube SALT BUTTEE (Cantebbuby) CHEESE (Caktebbdbt) OATMEiL (McQiii'a). JAKINS & WILLCOX, DUBHAM-STBKET. X>YCROFT'S SDPERIOR BISCUITS BYCEOFT'S WATEB CE*.CKEKS BYCEOFT'S ABBOWBOOT BISCUITS BYCEOFT'S. FANCY MIXED BISCUIT 3 ■ tCEOFT'S ABEBNETHY BISCUITS 4S" TEY BYCBOFT'S STEAM-MADE BISCUITS. T O N B R O si HAVK ON SALE— Maize, Oats, Groceries of every description Hobart Town Bails and Palings, Tram Kails. AGENTS FOE THE SHOETLAND SAW-MILL. AGENTS FOB J. BYCEOFT & CO.'S ONEHUNUA FLOUK-MILL. PbICES CtJKBHNT. Silk-dressed Floui, Anchor brand, per ton ef 2,000 lbs. ..£l6lO 0 Ditto, J. B. &■ Co., ditto .. .. ..15 0 0 Wheat Heal (bags included), per ton .. 15~- 0 a Bran, perton 7 10 0 Sharps „ .. .. 810 a ■DONEDUST! BONEDUST! fbeehan's"bay~bone mills. The undersigned are now supplying Bonedust their own manufacture, guaranteed free from adulteration-, a £9 per ton of 2,240 lbs. (sacks or bags included).—J. &J. SOPPET, Freeman's Bay; or, at No. 101, Queen-street. Bones purchased in any quantity for cash. ' ._ Boots and Shoes. > OTIOE OF REMOVAL. THE KED BOOT AND "SINGEB" DEPOT. In announcing the BEMOVAL of the above during THIS WEEK to those more Eligible Premises Nf XT Door to Mr. J, Edson, Chemist, • CLARKSON & CO., Bootmakers, Respectfully invite attention to a> shipment (to be followed Immediately by others) of LADIES' and CHILDEEN'S BOOTS, just landed. It is believed that by purchasing direct from the Manufacturer for Cash, a better class of work may be imported and retailed at even less prices than have ruled for the inferior sorts that shippers havo hitherto thought" good! enough for β-ucklandl'.'. Will our friends and tie public assist us to test the idea " SINGER'S" SUB-AGENCY. An inspection of our Extensive Stock of the Singer Lock-stitch Sewing Machines, imported by Messrs} Stone Brothers, Sole Agents for the Proviace of Auckland, and by whom we have been appointed SubAgents, will afford intending purchaservan opportunity of judging between the Genuine " Singer" and the spurious imitations of that Machine. The " Singer" Sewing Machinewill be sold at the reduced price, £7 165., and on an equitable system fixed for time payments. .- Promising our assiduous attention, we hope for a share of business. . . CLARKSO.N & CO., THE BED BOOT AND "SINGEB" DEPOT. " " (2W\v) 214, Queen-street. yrjrr P. ~A": R K E R WHOLESALE BOOT ANI> SHOE MANUFACTURERS] LONDON 300T FACTO RY, WAKEJrIEXD-BTBXKT. i