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New Zealand Mail, Issue 209, 11 September 1875, Page 24

EXTRAORDINARY CLEARING SALE OF GENERAL DRAPERY, MILLINERY, UNDERCLOTHING, MEN’S, ROYS’, AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING, Ac., Ac. AT JAMES SMITH’S, TE ARO HOUSE, ON SATURDAY ATT JAM 17. iiiiSMf NGm p.riiys; cLOff, Sealscotch HOLI r.fHIVGDR^tRr CALICOES FOR THE MILLION. 3620 1939 1640 3071 1571 1500 1834 1390 2043 N.B.—■' yards Superior White Calico yards Superior White Calico yards Superior White Calico yards Crewdson’s Stout Shirtings, best make yards Crewdson’s .Stout Shirtings, best make yards Crewdson’s Fine Shirtings, best make yards Crewdson’s Fine Shirtings, best make yards Crewdson’s Fine Shirtings, best make yards Stout Grey Calico ... ”... 3s. llld. per dozen yards 4s. 11 Ad. per dozen yards ss. 9d. per dozen yards os. 10Ad. per dozen yards 7s. 10 Ad. per dozen yards 7s. 10 Ad. per dozen yards Bs. 10Ad. per dozen yard: 10s. 9Ad. per dozen yard 3s. 6d. ner dozen yard: Flic above lots of Calico being so much below the usual price, will bo sold in length Twelve Yards each. of LIT SPECIAL LINE IX BROWN HOLLANDS—--721 yards Brown Hollands, 12Ad per yard, worth Is. 6d. TERMS —NET CASH, WITHOUT DISCOUNT OR REDUCTION OF ANY KIND MIT H’S E X TRAORDIN AR Y CLE AR I CEXT RA L STORE, ESTABLISHED 1865, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. GENU IX E SEE D S O F EVE R Y D E SCRIP T lON. rpilE undersigned begs to announce to bis numerous patrons that lie has just received his new Stocks of the A above, which are opening up in first-class condition ; and in returning thanks for the past liberal support, respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. Having recognised the great increase in the demand for all kinds of GENUINE SEEDS, I have this season imported far larger stocks than heretofore. My long experience in the business, and knowledge of climate enable mo to select the most suitable seeds for the requirements of the Province. I would call special attention to the line stock of PEAS, which includes all the most valuable M rinkled Marrows, both dwarf and tall varieties. POTATOES —The Early Rose, Goodriclie’s Early Shaw. Early American, Mona’s Pride, Ashlcaf, Uyatt’s Prolific Ashlcaf, Lancashire Fluke, Lapstone Fluke, and many other valuable kinds. The Agricultural Department includes all the most improved kinds of MANGEL V, BEZEL, CARROT, TURNIP, CABBAGE, PEAS, TARES, &c. The list of CLOVERS and GRASS SEEDS, imported and Colonial grown, cannot be surpassed in the Colony. No permanent pasture should be laid down without a quantity of the pure Imported t trasses, such as I’oa’s, Fescue's, Timothy, Crested Jlogstail, Yarrow, Ac., price lists of which can be had on application. THE FLOWER SEEDS Have been augmented by almost everything that, is rare and beautiful in floriculture ; discarded none of the sweet and homely English kinds. it the same time I have NOVELTIES. 1 have also much pleasure in announcing that 1 have received a choice collection of the most Reject Novelties in Vegetable and Flower Seeds for the Season, which have come either direct from the original raisers, or their agents, and most of which have received tirst-class certificates from the Royal Horticultural Society in England ; so that those who have the inclination can be supplied with the newest and most approved varieties up to date. iir \A o mirnmm mMi Vv. i'T? mmmk Cb ESS m The finest form of Lettuce of the Paris Company’s type, which withstands the Summer heat for a long time after the other varieties have run to seed, and heads in without tying. A crop grown by myself last season averaged from three to four pounds weight. Conifers, Eucalyptus, Tobacco, Hedge and Herb Seeds. Native Seeds for exportation—a good collection. Also, NURSERY STOCK, OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Flowering and Fine Foliage Shrubs : Herbaceous Flowering Plants, Bulbs, and Tubers. Herb and Vegetable Roots of all kinds, and a large quantity of Greenhouse and Stove Plants. Flower Pots, assorted sizes, Fowler’s Inscctiside, Indelible Pencils, Gardening Implements, &c. Descriptive Catalogues —with Cultural Directions, or any information with regard to the above will be sent free on application. All orders delivered free to any ollice in Wellington. F. c o~cTp e r, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, N.E.—Commissions in the business executed direct to England or any of the colonies. A quantity of large oak casks, under English cost.