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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6815, 20 September 1883, Page 3

Nurserymen. 1883. 1883. rpfl E JpLANTING gEAS(»i.. JAMES MASON, PARNELL NURSERIES, AUCKLAHP, Begs to Inform intending planter* that ho haa now ready for the season- — - . :^Sr . Toe Lajioest akd Choicest Assortment or SHELTER AtfD FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL AND FLOWERING . SHRUBS, &c:, &c., &c. He has ever offered to the Public, ,v ; ■ Consisting of— j : Shelter and Forest Trees, Pinus, etc. » 1 " Fruit Trees--Apples (onbligbt-proof stocks) —190 varieties •••: r. . Pears-r-40 varieties - ( ••• Plums—6o varieties ' \v* • --.vJ-Ui < Peaches—6o varieties .'JM- ; Apricots, Cherries, Figs, Nectarines, Grapes •: , Loquats, Guavasi Currant*, Gooseberries. 'fjStrawberries, etc., etc. •• < Upwards of 10,000 Oranges—29 varieties, including < all the best and newest; varieties introduced by 1 Chas Moore, Esq., from Spain. .... 1 Lemonß, Citron, Shacldoclt» &c. ( j 1 Ornamental and FJowerini: Shrubs ' K -„l V •" \ Stove and Greenhouse Plants - Ferns and Decorative Plai its ** Bedding and Flowering Plants •, Hedge, Quicks', African Box Thorn, Olearia, Privet, etc. • Bulbs and Tuberous -rooted Plants ,*>;}. Roses—l7s varieties .i&r :. -j ■ Carnations and Picotees—4lo varieties v....<i.. &C., &C., Ac, Herbs, Roots, and Hortictiltural Requisite' .. :i -,»v Garden and Slower Seeda. Orchards and Gentlemen'" Gardens laid-out. and' attended to by practical Giudenors. , s vv j Descriptive Catalogues on application. 4 . J.M. bogs to call attention to his splendid stock of. Acacia dccurrens (the true Black Wattle), ho . hap < now on hand numbering many thousands. 'It will 1 thrive in almost any kind of soil, and wiU prove a •< good investment, and should be planted extensively." * It is estimated that upwards of £2&>000 id annually sent out of this colony for the purchase of its bark for ' tanning purposes. -■s.; rv. . Catalogues on application, and o! G. H. Lavers, Seed Merchant, Quoen-street.

Business Notices- I

JULES jy-UMM & ' CHAMPAGNE. "Mine host replied that lie had-6rd&s : 'from ' "Robert Logic, of the 4lb.<iny, to ha.ve ' Uin'cliready\ K ; - "and he offered Anchovy Sandwiches arid j "itfumm's Champagne. . . that. icas "Royal Highness the. Prince of $ "tipdop fashionables would tove*iiQ 'other; il and Jerry partook of it t the Corinthian $ayiiigXt6^ht^ : ■ i% Coz that Boniface knew his .. business,' ifj "Master Bob's manners were as good a£*his..wiiie, I 11 teas evident he was u * gay party* v and a'fwdrthys «of his comical sire.' 1 LONDON 15th April, XSB2. \ J Sole Agent for Messrs* Juleß Mumm^ l Co.,.Rhcimsy, Franca (selling to Wine Merchants only) w. R. \VA "L;'KER, --. GORE-STREET..'

JMPOR T.A NVT''-\.N-OT- I-'C :E/" 2 aALAND "'"' AND JNTERCOLONIAL-;.^"EWS, '• ANB " " j^GENCY The Manager of the. above Agency,•fvwlnchi :> ranches throughout the Colonics and in all. thc> prin-; lipal centres of population, in the world, begs.; s to- • innounco that It has been established with neotthe want.s of commercial men, as well :as; con* • turners, by the exorcise of sound judgment'and prac-. ,ical skill in the economical, judicious,.and promptlistribution of advertisements. "WITII THE QBJfiJCT OF FUtiXIING BUSTNLSS. From his long residence in the Colonics, his intimate kcquointanco with the requirements Of advertisers, as veil as his cordial relations with newspaper proprieors, the Manager is able to oifer the following advan» ajos:— The services of an expert Greater economy by means of an organised han can be secured by individual efforts Energy and method in the pushing of -.a new com neicial undertakings. Careful supervision of the interests of advertisers.^ Selection of the best advertising mediums sud "most; :onspicuous posJUonß for advertisements., Prompt, honourable, and conscientious treatment.of idvertlsers and newSpapor proprietors,^in prdtr- to. )rotect their respective interests and reputation.;;... . qesteral By securing the sery cca of literary -men .0 bility, and by combination with news v agencies?.in; ,U parts of the world, the New Zealand and -InUr:olonial Agency will be able to supply to newspaper,. >roprietorß leading articles, news telegraphic ummaries, &c. ;.= ? 1 WILLIAM SYLVESTER I'ULFORD, Managor, Box 216 P. 0., ' Auckland. '/yife.

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