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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10618, 13 March 1896, Page 3

I Publio Notice*, ITN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE, ; 1000 CASKS PORTLAND CEMSNX.IOOO : (Bus-f Rbakds). _ '■""''; I RABBIT AND SHEEP NETTING, All Meshes. NEW ZEALAND HARDWARE COMPANY (LIMITED), I Cumberland street, Don strut, I DUNEDIN. INVEROABGILI* RUTH WINS ITS WAX LARGEST VARIETY, SUPERIOR QUALITY, And MODERATE PRICES Try CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT. \ ■ Best Styles by NOW ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, IN AMERICAN, SWISS, STOCK And AUSTRIAN MAKERS. All Imported Direct. Farmers and Settlers Visit Us for Strong Make* WEAR GUARANTEED, CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT, Princes sthebt (Opposite Post Office). ~M Z. ACCIDENT INSUK. COT.'S EMPLOYEES' LIABILITY ACTS INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. District Agent for Otago I D. J. BEWS, 1 Bond stbeet. Donbdiw, n^BINi. 'BLOSSOM TEA. TO BE HAD OF ALL STOREKEEPER! AND GROCERS. A NGLO-PARISIAN DRESS-CUTTING, MRS NAPIER Having returned from London ahd Pari! WILL OPEN CLASSES On MONDAY, 9th INST., For Instruction in the Now ONE PIECE SYSTEM (S. A. Cook, patentee). . .„ Ladies desirous of Learning call early, as Htl Napier intends making a short Btay. EVENING CLASSES ARRANGED. Agents Wanted for Country Places. Address: OPPOSITE WHITCOMBE A TOOMBS, Prikcss street. 7m ARTHUR M. SIDEY & COACCOUNTANTS, , LAND, ESTATE, FINANCE AGENTS, And SHAREBROKERS, GRAND HOTEL BUILDINGS, DUHEDIN, , Havo inquiries for Houses of two robms-Utd upwards in town ahd suburbs. Money to Lend in Large and Small Sums. AUTUMN AND : WINTER- SHOW.,. D.I.C. THE LEADING FASHION HOUSE, THE COMPANY Are now holding their. FIRST EXHIBITION Of AUTUMN AND WINTER NOVELTIES. FOR VARIETY, STYLE, AND- VALVE UNEQUALLED. D.1.C., High and Rattray StiU-Ets. P. LAING, Mtaftger. B. HALiENSTEie, Chairman of Director*, SOMETHING WORTH GROWING. NEW STRAWBERRY: "LAXTON'S NOEL'S." TBis new Strawberry has established itself in the Home market as the Very Best Strawberry under cultivation. Tho fruit is large, firm, and handsome, the bright crimson scarlet berries weighing as high ns 2oz each, while the flavour is rich and vinous. Besides these recommendations, "THE NOBLE" is one of the earliest fruiting Strawberries, and we have no hesitation in saying that it Is undoubtedly the Strawberry for growers of this favourite fruit. ; The following is extracted from the Otago Witness of 2nd January 1896 :— " New Strawberry : ' Laxton's Noble.'— . . . Tbis Strawberry excels both in size, flavour, and appearance'anything we have had in New Zealand* before. . . . Some of these fine berries were sent by the Countess of Pembroke to the Emperor of Germany, each berry being about the size of an apple. They were said to be larger than had evet been seen before. The fruit arrived in excellent condition, not a berry being crushed,.speaking well both for tbe packing and the travelling qualities of the berries. On the average the berries weighed 2oz -each. They were not big, ugly fruit, but were full and handsome. . . . 'Laxton's Noble' Strawberry comes enrly into bearing, and is a very heavy bearer, and it shonld ' be very serviceable for any cottager with small garden space or for market gardeners, as it is a splendid grower and a heavy cropper, coming early into fruit. Mr Bennet has on young plants, laid in the spring, eight to ten large berries, averaging, say, 2oz each. They are fine handsomi berries, and of good travelling qualities." As Stock is limited, we recommend- Ordering Early for delivery early in May. Strong well-rooted Plants, 6s por Dozen: 40s per 100. NIMMO & BLAIR, SEED MERCHANTS AND SEED GROWER* Dunedin. " TIJUO FIiPG TOBACCO.* PURE VIRGINIA LEAF. HAS STOOD THE TEST OF. TIME pi ILBEY'S O.E. GIN possesses tho delic»t» ■IX Flavour of the Junlfies,