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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4302, 11 March 1901, Page 8

TO LET a Five-roomed House, with or without 2 acres of land, at Johnsonville. Apply to City Buffet. 476 TO LET, in the Country—General Store, ■with Bakehouse and good Oven; Post Office and Telephone Bureau attached Apply 16t, Adelaide road, Wellington. fii FOR SALE, Sawmilling Plant complete; 10-h.p. Engine, Vertical and Circular Saws, Planing Machine. Bush Trucks Bullocks, etc. For further particulars, apply Charles Melville. Daunevirke. 526 FOB SALE, as a going concern, a wellestablished Painter’s and Paperhanger’s business in Haw era; sma.l capital renvurad; easy terms. Apply sharp to J. W. Hirst. Land Broker, Haw era. r i h * o 8 r BUSINESS SITE, NEWTOWN. TO LET, on Building Lease, 30 years, Corner Section near Match Factory 40 x 100. Building would be erected for suitable Apply by letter. 501 BOX 170, P. 0., Wellington. FOR SALE OB LEASE—JJIELLMONGERY, with all necessary appliances, in good working order. Good connection; no opposition. For full particulars apply to the NEW ZEALAND LOAN'AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD. L t t I i ) 3 r ) ~pJENRY A, EVANS, M.E SHAREBROKER, STOCK AND STATION AGENT, No. 4, HUNTER STREET. MEIN STREET. —7 rooms, 1-3 acre. .£775. £4OO cash, balance easy. YOGBLTOWN. —3 acres 2 roods 2 perches and 7-roomed house.- £llOO. Easy . terms. , , ... , Steam Launch Louie. 12h.p., built of red pine and copper bottomed. ' Price on application. Several pleasure boats ranging from £2 15s to £lB DANIEL STREET.—7 rooms, 66 x 80 £7OO. SHANNON.—Farm. 414 acres. £l3 per acre. Further particulars on application. _ UPPER POHANGINA. Farm, 379 acres. £7 15s per acre. LILY AND OTHER FLOWERING BULBS. NIMMO AND BLAIR HAVE just imported from Japan andHolland a choice lot of Bulbs, comprising : Lilium Auraturo (the Golden-rayed Lily of Japan). Of matchless beauty and fragrance. Each 6d; per dozen 4s 6d. Lilium Aura turn Eubrovittattun. One of the rarest of Lilies. Flowers of large aizfe, spotted bright crimson, and having a purplish crimson band down the middle of ‘each petal. Very attractive, and the most showy of all. Bach 2s, Lilium Longiflorum Giganteum. Pure white, trumpet-shaped flower. Very chaste. Each 6d; per dozen sa. Lilium Elegans Atrosanguineum. Flowers erect, of dark-red colour. Very uncommon variety. ‘Each Is; per dozen »s. Liliom Krameri. Most lovely in the extreme. Colour a delicate shade of light pins, sometimes varying to pure white. Delightfully fragrant. Each Is; per dozen 10a (post free). Lilium Speoiosum Kretzeri. Immense white flowers of great substance, with a greenish hand running through the centre of each petal. Very free flowering. Each 6d; per dozen ss. ANEMONES. Single—White, Is per doz; or 6 dos for ss. Single—Scarlet, scarce. Is per doz; or 6 doz tor.ss, Single—Blue, Is per doz: or 8 doz for ss. Single—Mixed, lOd per doz; or 6 doz for 4s. ' ■ Double—Striped, Is per doz; or 8 doz for 6s. Double—Rose, la per do*; or 6 do* for ss. ' Double—Scarlet, Is per doe; or 6 dos for ss. ‘ 'I Double —Blue, Is per doz; or 6 do* for ss. Double—White, Is per do*; or 6do* for sa. ' ■ Double—Mixed, Is par doz; or 8 doz for 6s. RANUNCULUS. Large flowering French, mixed dolours, lOd per doz; 6s per 100. Postage paid to any address in New Zealand on all the above. To secure the above e-rly application is necessary. First Orders get First Choice of the Bulbs. A RARE NOVELTY Now Ready for sending out: LBPTOSPERMUM CHAPMANII. A Beautiful New_ Variety of the Native Manuka, with Bright Crimson Flowers. Unsurpassed for Catting. Makes a fine specimen for Lawn or Shrubbery. A limited number of Plants for sale at 2s each, or 2s 6d poet free. NIMMO AND BLAIR, SEED MERCHANTS, DUNEDIN. , "All who would achieve success should ’ endeavour to merit It.” 1 VT7E have during the past years spared Ti no expense in -endeavouring to make our Beer second to none in New ZeaI land, and can now confidently assert we ’ have succeeded in doing so. We invite all who enjoy a good glass of ® BEER To ask for STAPLES’S BEST. On draught at almost all Hotels in the . ‘ City and Surrounding District, ■ and confidently anticipate their verdict d will he that Staples and Co. have successfully removed the reproach that Good e Beer could not be brewed fin Wellington. f J. STAPLES AND CO., Limited, K Moleswortk and Murphy streets. 1 WADE’S PATENT SKY- ‘ LIGHTS TH >4 only combination natal 5 in the market that gives every satisfaction and guaranteed net to leak. Tho case just completed on Saturday, 16th December, 18D9, before the Chief Justice, rules that s protection could not be issued to Messrs Welsby and Bedell for combination patent skylight called ’‘The Empire”' without putting in a disclaimer as to the pioneei patent, WADE’S. Consequently we ask our numerous customers and the nub lie generally to be careful in dealing with anj o patent not fully protected. And as the proprietors of WADE’S PATENT in tht r district, we intend to take prompt action . to assert our rights. > BALLINGER BROS. Ball "roqrammbs and menu CiX-Ui,. The finest selection in Wellington; artistic designs. Promptly executed. At th# “N.Z. Tim?» Jobbing; Depart*'