Nurserymen. PONSONBY 4§H|, PONSONBY NURSERIES. f|§ljtp» NURSERIES. Xγ- ill ia m Tyr ason Begs to draw the attention of his friends and the public to his VERY LARGE COLLECTION OF NURSERY STOCK, I All of which, having been properly prepared, ia in excellent condition for removal. ABIES, CYPRESSUS, PINES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, FOREST TREES AND HEDGE PLANTS, And a Large Collection of JPRUIT rpREES. All worked and woU-fnrnlshed, and tjutb to name; ORANGES, LEMONS, And ether Choice Fruiting Trees in particularly good order. Also, LARGE FRUITING TREES ' OF ALL THE VARIETIES. 63T DescriptiTe List can be had post at tie Nurseries, or Jlr. Lipscombe's, Queen-street. S3" 'Buses leave Union Bank for Ponsonby eve r quarter of an hour. ■JCTEW MARKET T^UBSEEY,
c. s. McDonald Begs to announce that bnhas For Sale this Season, a flDe, healthy, and well-assorted collection of general Nursery Stock, embracing choica varieties ofConilsrre, Ornamental Shrubs, Flowering Plants, etc., etc. Also, Fruit Trees of every description, many o£ which aro " bearing" plants. He wishes, also, to drawattention to his splendid collection of Apples, all grafted on Bli B ht-Proof Stocks ; fruiting at a very early stge. The Stock this Season includes several new Tarietles of English and American production. HEDGE PLANTS, in variety including Thorn Quicks two years old, African Box Thorn (Lycium Hnnldura), extra strong Plants. This promises to prove a useful hedge plant. A Specimen Hedge is to be seen at the Nursery, which has been planted fiv« years. SPEClAL.—Planters in Auckland and its vicinity are invited to inspect choice varieties of Abies, Araucarias, Cedrus, Cuprcssus, Pinus, Retinospera, Camellias Magnolias, etc., etc. These being of advanced growth, are well adapted to givo immediate effect in new gardens, or Shrubberies, and will bo sold cheap to make room for small stock. Packing carefully and proDerly executed, under C. S. McD.'s supervision. t Catalogues post free. Goods delivered in Auckland and suburbs, or to vil or boat. Saddlery. T ~W" I S E M A N, SADDLER and HARNESS MAKER, 113, QUEEN-STREKT AUCKLAND [Established 1801], HAS ON SALELADIES' AND GENTS , SADDLES, BRIDLES HEAD COLLARS, BREASTPLATES, MARTINGALES, PATENT SAFETY AND OTHER STIRRUPS, WHIPS, SPURS, ETC., IN GREAT VARIETY, AND OF ALL QUALITIES AND PRICEd. . CARRIAGE, BUGGY, SPRING-CART, DRAY AND PLOUGH HARXESS ALWAYS ON HAND, OR MADE TO ORDER AT SHORTEST NOTICE. J. W.'S STATION SADDLES, at £3 10s
AND UPWARDS Aro highly appreciated, and command a very exten : sire sale. Lower qualities made. J. W. has a great demand for his celebrated PACK SADDLES ' J as made by Mm for H.M. Forces in New Zealand, and now adopted by tho British Army),. Price—£3 and Upwards, horse clothing, gio aprons, gig and buggy lamps, travelling rugs and bags, portmanteaux, haversacks, school bags Etc., Etc., Etc. A VERY EXTENSIVE • AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OP GAITERS. Elliman's and other Embrocations and Condition Powders. Branch Establishment : HAMILTON EAST. Medical. A WELL-ESTABLISHED REMEDY. It Cures by Natures own law, absorption. This method of curing disease, rather than by drugging and dosing the stomach, Is so well understood that a Committee appoiutcd by tho Royal Medical Society to investigate the subject reported as follows:—" The activity of nearly every substance that can bo used is three, if not four, times greater If given by the skin than if swaUowod." The principle is logical and natural, and is universally acknowledged to be correct; the practice is simplo, easy, and effectual. The Fad is wom Just below the breastbone, over the pit of the stomach. Its properties are absorbed through the porta of the skin, invigorating the liver and stomach and purifying the blood, thereby curing Liver Complaints Rheumatism Biliousness Indigestion Jaundice Diarrhcea Cyapepsia Gout Constipation. HOLUAN LIVER FAD CO., LONDON. Sold by > Kempthorne, Prosser & Co. (Limited). Caution.—Tho genuine only b*ar the Holman Liver Fad Co.'s signature accross the green label.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 1651, 4 August 1881, Page 7
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