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Oamaru Mail, Volume XIX, Issue 6048, 13 September 1894, Page 4

Public Notices EMETHORNE, pROSSER, & (JO., LIMITED. CELEBRATED SPECIAL MANURES. ANALYSIS GUARANTEED. Farmers nsing our Manures should not ÜBe less than 2 cwt. pec acre as it pays better to use it freely by ensuring certainty of crop each season, PRICES AND TERMS of our Manures for. as under, delivered on Railway Trucks at our Works Siding. Bags Free, and not returnable. £ a. d. *• s * a * . ... 610 0 Special Superphosphate ~ Bone Dust Coarse ~ Blood Manure „ Potato ~ Gras: Vittoi! if *' ••• ' v . J Orchard, Grape or Linseed Manure as required. Special Superphosphates „ Bone Dust Fine ~ Garden Manure „ Turnip „ Corn „ B F K M 6 10 7 0 SULPHATE AMMONIA, NITRATE POTASH, NITRATE SODA, and SULPHATE IRON ALWAYS IN STOCK. GUANO—We can supply when wanted. Prices range from L3to L 5 per ton. Our attention has been called to the fact'that our Manures were not included in th» test trials by the OtSago Agricultural and Pastoral Association. We can give no explanation, as we have always got first positions at these shows. No doubt it was an accidental omision of the Committee or that our twelve years work so impressed them of the reliability of our Manures that no further test was necessary, we being the largest permanent manure makers in New Zealand, and that they would give the imported stuff a trial. We however attach no importance to such trials and advise our customers accordingly. Kindly send orders early delivered when required. We thank our numerous friends for past favors and shall endeavor always to give them good results. KEMP T*H ORNE, PROSSER, AND NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LIMITED. OO.'S

TESTED SEEDS. BROWNLEE'S NOVELTIES— New Potato (the Early Sunrise, the earliest known), Is 6d per stone ; New Pea (the Lady Glasgow, the best pea grown), 6d per packet; New Tomato (Ponderosa, the largest grown), 6d per packet; Early Cabbage (the Etampes, the earliest in cultivation), 6d per packet; selected strain of Brown Spanish Onion, 6d per packet; Flower Seeds, direct from the best growing, 300 varieties, 9d per dozen packets.— BROWNLEE and CO.'S TESTED SEEDS.

£JHAS. J} EGG AND Q O, 21, PRINCES-STREET, DUN*-mN, The Oldest, Cheapestjand Beat JpiANO, QRGAN AND yy AREHOUSE, In Otago, Have just opened out a NEW SHIPMENT OF PIANOS, Including CoLLARD AND CoLLARD, SCHWECHTEN, Sandon and Stkkdman, Gors and Kallmann, Eavestaff, and English Exhibition Model Piano, L3B The Best Value in the Market. All the Latest Novelties in SHE TAM MUSIC New Songs, Dances, and Pianoforto Pieces. a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF VIOLINS From 20s to L2O. ACCORDEONS, BANJOS, GUITAR , MANDOLINES, AND ZITHERS. BRASS INSTRUMENTS BY B]E;S SON AND 800 EY REPAIRS TO ALL INSTRUMENTS CAREFULLY EXECUTED. 21, PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN. CHAS. BEGG AND CO. TEES-STREET GROCERY STORE. TUT R S WHITE, J-'J- in Thanking her Numerous Customers for their Bountiful Patronage, begs to announce that she is prepared to supply the very BEST ARTICLE at the LOWEST FIGURE for CASH. New Season's Teas a Speciality. This Season's Hams and Bacon, from guaranteed Dairy-Fed Pigs, now Ready* Choice Brands of Butter from tho Boat Dairies. Prompt Attention to Customers, and Goods Delivered to any part of tho Town. Country Orders promptly attended to. Dairy Produce Bought for Cash or taken in Exchange tor Goods. MRS E. WHITE TEES-STREET, OAMABU. PLANTING SEASON. Adam forsyth, Nurseryman and Florist, Begs to announce that he is prepared to supply strong and clean fruit-bearing FRUIT TREES, comprising Appleß, Pears, Plums, etc., Specially selected for the excellent quality Of their fruit and their proved adaptability to the district. Also, One, Two, and Three-year old SHADE and SHELTER TREES, such as Pinus lnsignis, Cupressus Macrooarpa, etc., which have been properly prepared for transplanting. Strong Gooseberry Bushes of tho prize Lancashire sorts. Red, White, and Black Currants. Strawberry Plants, the earliest fruit producers in the distriot Rhubarb Roots of tho earliest variety. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants. Orders now being booked for hie celebrated collection of Chrysanthemums, now in flower. NURSERY, NORTH-STREET, OAMARU (Near Town Belt Station).

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T H 0 M SON AND CO. MONUMENTAL WORKS, ORAY PLACE, DUN ED N Opposite First Choroh. Designs and Prices furnished at the shorwst notice for MARBLE, GRANITE, OR O AMARU STONE MONUMENTS. Iron Railings, Stone and Gonorebe Ke. oiog supplied. Inscriptions Cut in Town or Country Prices Strictly Moderate.

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