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Ornamental' Trees f ajid Slirubs— * Height in ft. s. d. s. d. Rhododendron catawbiense ... ••• 8,, io 16 5 0 Rosmarinus officinalis ... ••• 4 » ° r „ * ' ' Sambucus nigra (Elder) ... ••• x 5 » 20 ! Spirea E>onglasii ... . ••• | " i « „ „ Spartium junceum (Spanish: Bxoom) ... .o >, 8 , | ° z v ; 'Statice Diclcsonii " ' T.. ••• 2 » 3 1 ° Syringa vulgaris ... ••• ••• 12 » l 5 » Tecoma velutina ... ••• .<•' >» .= '■S >* " ." ! Vk Thea Bohea (Tea) ... ... * ' •>,; 1v,.9 » "J®. { ® -i' e ~ VJ:. Ulmus campestris (English Elm) ... ... 6o „ oo 1 U— 6 6 „ montanus ... v. ,5° >> v° 1 P. ■— 3, , 6 Veronica Andersonii ... ... ... 3>» 4 1""'® )} Buxifolia ... ... ••• 2ii 3 1 jj Cupressiformis ' . ... »> 2 1 M „ Decussata •.• 1..; 3 » 4 1 " „ -Formosa ... ' - ••• 3>> 4 I ~ Lindleyana ... , r ... ' . .'•• 3 » 4 IJj ■< ~ Speciosa ' ... ' ... 3>» 4 1 " Viburnum opulus (Snowball or Guelder Rose) io „ 12 16 — 2 6 „ Tinus ... ... ••• 10 n - 12 1 -6— -2 6 "-.r" Vitex littoralis (Puriri) ... ... ... 40 ,1 50 16 — 2 6 j,; vWestringa rosmarinifolia, . . , - 4 » 6 . ® : I ,•' Wistara Sinensis ... ... ••• 3 » 4 16 —■ 2;6 ~ ; Yucca gloriosa ... . .... ••• i° n ' 2 26— 5 0 ..j; ; filamentosa . ... , , -4'. »>., ® ' .2., 6— 5 0 .. Violets—in varieties ....' ' per dozen "40 Primose „ ... „ >, ® Polyanthus j,, i ...\ >, 4 0 - 1 ; " CLIMBING PLANTS. i ; . s. d. s. d. •. .. "Bignoniagrandiflora','.. - ..." ... ' ... ••• 1 6to .2 ~ chirere ... .... ... ... ... 1.6 - . '.c ."ipblichos lignosus' ' ... ... 1 0 Bougainvillea glabra ... ... ... ... 2 6 Gelsemium sempervirens ... _... .. ... . 1. 6 . r variegata (Ivy)' 3 r.' ' ... 10 ~ latifolia maculata ... ... ... ... 1 6 Hoya carnosa (Wax Plant) ... ... ... ... 1 6

PLU MS— Continued. Taknpuna Drop—an excollent dessert plum ; very rich . Violet Hative—a good early dessert 1 Violet (lo Galopin—medium size; good dessert White Bullace—small; an excellent preserving plum "Winaour—a valuable preserving plum Mussle—very richj juicy^sweet; dessert BEACHES ivx: ; One-year-old—per treeills.s pcr?doz., 95.; per 100, £3. * Xwo-year-old'— ;,, . , 2s.}' ~, • 15s. ~ , £5. Three-year-olcl— „X~ 3s."*} ' „ 245. "'" '• ' Largo fruiting trees as per agreement. Annie Maria—a large' white sugary peach, of excellent . ~quality' , American White— a good useful white peach ••• Byatt's Seedling—a very lata variety, o£ excellent quality Camden Excellent - au abundant bearer.; .very good . Comet -a handsome finu-tlestied peach, very juicy and sweet ' ,* ; '.1 Dr. Hogg—very rich ; trgood hearer Early Alfred—large, rich, and delicious Early Beatrice—highly coloured, and very good flavour Early Empress j a splendid early- variety i ;. .

PEACHES—Coriliiiuecl. ~ ' Early Eiyora—large,_raolting,, and ; ri<Jily flavoured; dolicate Early Newington—large; very good " J Early Silver—large, vinous, ana melting Malta—large, firm ; flesli very jtiicy and sweet Noblesao—large, ewCOt, and juicy - one of the best r- - " Pririce of Wales— rich - 'Red Magdalen-firm'Jeahj rich,;sugaiy ( and'vinousRoyal George—very large E.nd juicy ; one of the best r Royal Kensington—medium, size ; very good quality Solway— a large, deep yellow-flesihed melting peach Sharp a Late—ono of the most valuable late varieties • Tamati Herehau; —a very handsome 'peach, of firsl-rato" ■ • • quality-. ' ' ' ' ' ••• Weopiiig—on stocks, from 4to 8 feet high APBICOTS. : • Per tree, Is. (id.; perdoz., 15s.' •• Breda—small, round ; not very juicy, but vinous and agree- '■ ablo • : Hative d'Auvergne—large, round and highly flavoured , - . Hemskirke—large, rich andjjuicy ; a good hardy kind • Kaisha —mcdium sized 5 richly flavoured ; a good bearer

\ ; Saddlery. ' J" 1 S E M A. N , QUjBEN-STRIEET, AUCKLAND, MANUFACTtTRER AND IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS • OF SADDLERY HARNESS, &o . . CARRIAGEj BUGGY, GIG, 8 PRIX G - CART, DRAY SLEDGE, PLOUGH, AND OTHER HARNESS. '• on. hand or can be mado at the- shortest notice; and having a large strfff, of employees,* J. W. can turn out everything in the' best.poasfblo atyle. J. W i . s Station Saddles, at from* £310s upWHrtla, are widely known and highly approved of. LOWER QUALITIES MADE.* J. W/s Pack Saddles continue to retain tho character given themby H.M. Troops in New Zealand, and his pattern is adopted, by, the British Army. Price £3 and upwards. j J. W. will revive; ex ' Stracathro/ a large and snporior selection - of Ladios*, Girls', and Gentlemen's r ' ! Saddles, Bridles, "Whips, &c.—ln Oct, a general assortment of c:oods. i : fv .. ( : ::vJ i Wi ia;M A : z A* A ] . .GUNMAKEB V 166 a, Quern-strzet,.Auckland, ... agent fob w. SOOTT. & son's 7 AND* : FOR lIAY "MERRICIt& & CO'3.- -ROSLIN POWDER : f f r MILLS, {EDINBURGH, Begs to announce, that be hAS removed to temporary premises, one door bolow his late shop, where he is offering at a considerable reduction on former prices, (he wholo r ol his STOCK OF,. ARMS, including Hammerlcss and Chokeßoro Gunsl' by Seott, • l\ r ebley, ' Hollts, liland, and otlior woll-known. makors. TSingle arjd. Double Pin and Central fire Breech-loading Guna, Singlo and Double Muzzle-loading Guns/Rifles, Revolvers, Pistols,-Pow-dcr Flasks, Shot Pouches, Gamo and Cartridge Bags and Belts,'. Cartrldgo 'Turnovers' and Re-cappers, Eureka and GharppionrAlr Pistols, Darts, and. slugs, Cutlery, Fireworks, etc.. Guns made'jo order, and all kinds of Repairs executed in tho best style on the shortest notice, and a the most reasonable prices. r , ir . Preset Ammees: ' 168 a, QUEEN-STREET. DEVITT, Gunmaker, 244, Queen O street, -Aucldand, oppoaito tho Market houFO. Established, 1850.—Always in stock and to arrive by direct importation frota England, mado to •KlvertisorVown orders : —Chokcbore Brooch-loading Guna, Double ana Singlo Muzzlo-loadors, Breechloading Rovol'vcr&i* Brooch-loading- Rook and- Rabbit Rifles, Gamo Bags, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouchcs, and overy article ncccssary to complote tho outlit of a sportsman; ~An assortment of evory description of. Revolver, Cartridges, and all the best Brands in Sporting Powders aro imported direct' from tho makers by tho advertiser,who can guacantoo their good quality. Cartridges for tho Enfield, I Sniiler, and Rifles. Motallio Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot, and other: specialities always on hand. Country dealers 'liberally dealt' "with. Guns' Restooked, Browned, &e.; and every other kind of Firearms Repaired at, reasonable .prices.' Notice.'—f Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C.F. Chdke- , boro Breech'loadlng Guns, cheap.., The largest stock ' l( in Auckland to choose from. Also, in stock a large, j tho b<t3t luality.V Fishing p ' ,£ - 'Olflcei *" b I CAT CLARK & GANE'S, I Opposite T.Jahd S. Morrln'o, Qneon^sireet*

Board and Besidence. ! TVr O R T H U M B E! R L A N v D ,H 0 U S : JE, Jji SARSFIELD-STREET, PONSONBY, bottom op O'Conxbll-strbet .. (From Theee Lamps third turning right past tho Scotch Church) #Bfe WCE '"ZM SEA BATHING ron 0N TEE PEEMISIS. LADIES & GENTLEMEN. " PRIYATE SITTING Luncheon .. .. 1 p.m. •• LADIES'BOOM Soppor .. ..10p.m. SMOKING ROOM, ' mAV ■.i,j , ,__ " • LAVATOBY, :' ' ' ' FI.OM PIANO AND BOATING, Jfe . : C. A. BYDDER, R.N,, Pboprietob.; i .r:- Fancy Goods. ;■ f ., „ , r£l *H E 0 N D ! 0 N 0 i E > QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STREETS, AUCIiLAKD. : r. — — " JUST ARRIVED, — — • ■ Albums ind Scrap Book.' : : A CnO,OE A"®**""** °* l "« L... .. JEWELLERY pahion" —' ' • — '• :r (GOLDSILVEB)> ' TVWfcUMaUhe • : LOW Dftli* RellciScraps , H • Eloctro-platcd Ware ' . PRICES. Howard Card., in paekots ... Fire-stovo Ornaments '! A»Jiarked. ar " e '' B? ' - Bandkoreblef K^taWaro • w WOODSON " l H n'£S h " andCombs ' Q' G° ODSON ' 0 '' 001 "^ Irory.Pearf, Bono Goods AddfoM: 6S> s , an Immense vaH.ty I j '.• Ato. i * T~ : 3 ~ Ti~ — r■ ; ■: .:T Merchandise. PE NH EIM E R ifc L A^D GENERAL MERCBLANTS, MANUFACTURERS* AGENTS, AND INDENTORS, ... Have to Arhivr, per 'Annie Baiiii, ani> run 'Rapido,' from New York, ■ t rLA-t .OASES, TIERCES, AND PACKAGES AMERIC ANj;MANUFACT URES XWTtJL COMrmsiNa: n , • GALVANISED FOUR-BARB FENCE WIRE - ... AGRiICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY; 1 " . . MANHATTAN BRASS CO.'S LAMPS, LANTERNS,-AND BURNERS .. I FENDERS;'JFIRE-IRONS, AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY : r SARANAC CO.'S PATENT FINISHED HORSE NAILS : :. t " • •• LAWN RAKES AND LAWN MOWERS ' ... POWER MILLS AND FEED GRINDERS I- •• . MAST, FOOS & CO.'S IRON TURBINE WIND ENGINES :: , ; , .MAST, FOOS & CO.'S BUCKEYE FORCE PUMPS r r '' NOVELTY COi'S ANGORA DRESSING AND JAPANESE GLOSS ' -NOVELTY CO.'S LAUNDRY BLUES AND TABLE SAUCES > AMERICAN FENCING CO.'S STEEL BARB FENCING WIRE • . Thin Wire contains SIX TIMKS AS-MANY BARBS PER FOOT AS ANT OTHER, and Is tho only Fcnco that Isoniciont against small as ngainst largo animals. It will not slip through tho staple, and is tho l only Barb Wire that'is GAIiVAKISED AFTEII IT IS FINISHED, which adds grcatly.'to its stroagh and dura? biUty. 'For full Particulars,"Pricoa, ; And Terms, apply to v ' m j OPPENHEIMER & C 0.,: Auckland. 11 1 1 K—J [COMFORTABLE TEETH.] This valnnblo Bpcdflo for Toothache and all Th© Red Thread is used in the samo manner as maladies of the mouth is n&m&d after its inventor, JI. tho Qi*ecn, bat .is si>ccift]ly adapted for cbiMrcn. Suez, and is the most ynlu&blo discovery of tho ago, a | flo rccommcnds a particularly good kind inasmnoh as tho use of it ensures entire ftjeeaom; of soft tooth-brush mado of the finest badger-hair, and tromToothache and decay of the teeth. Thcro his Orasgre Tooth Paste, for tho removal of tartar ore three kinds, dfgrtngiifuhod from each other by a and Trhiteninir fchn reen » ttnd thrend attached to To guard against counterfeiting, bny only those toe Dottifc .. ... . toothbrushes -vthJch arc stamped on tho with The Green Thread must bo considwedtbo most the nnmo "Suer," and thoso bottles which bear tho valuable of all, and should bo asod as a dally mouth-, words 11 WILCOX & CO.. 239 K Oxford Street, London," wash. Tboso who suffer periodically from toothache, on tho labels, " »«wuuuo, scnaitiTcncss of the teeth and gum's, decay and offensive A .« ■ . ' breath, will never snffor opnin, and will preserve their « Aastraiia GRIM WADE, & teeth sonnd nnd Trhito till the end, by uSibg ten or: ' BUOTHEIIB, Bydnoy; twelve drops in a littlo water, to rinso the month well ELLIOTT B ROT HERS & 00,, Brisbane; FAULDING ami morning. Adelnide. In New Zealand: KEMPTHORNE, The Yellow Thread instantly removes tooth,* i w ni ', Cuncdin» Auckland, Ohrlstchnrch, ache, violent. It may be. • _ and . • FOR BREAKFAST. CHOcOLAT - M E N I E R RECEIVED THE GRAND DIPLOMA OF HONOUR, THE HIGHEST PRIZE AWARDED AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION, 1878; CONSUMPTION 22,000,0 00^ L ® S : SOLD EVERYWHERE. ' ' LONDON. PARIS. ' NEW. YORK. rjIHE COTTON FOR NEW ZEALAND; | gUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. "CH AD W I.C K'B.;' I J ; >?fEAN(I,AT E AI.™ ID SMA M ) ; i Has for Sale a number of the above with Taps..ready i .•; —— —. j for uso, at reduced ratos, at his Shop.-Elliott-streot. —r- ' 'r. ! Large quantities.of Spouting, Ridrfng, and.Down 'KOTED FOB STRENGTH, • ELASTIOiT7, AND ! always; in 4tock, Verandah Iron curved at I;': ; .:... . : r'\ :Oi. ;; i | wortestnotice Countiy orders will'always redelve FKEEDOM FROM;KNOTSi his prompt attonUon, LeadWashoni alwayi on hand.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6422, 17 June 1882, Page 2 (Supplement)

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6422, 17 June 1882, Page 2 (Supplement)

Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6422, 17 June 1882, Page 2 (Supplement)

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