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Otago Witness, Issue 1639, 21 April 1883, Page 5

BUSSNESS KOTIOJBS. AJLL, FARM MRS K-fiiAß THIS I IF you want a good BEE \J> BAKER get cue of H. E. SHACKLOOK'S Nc. 8 PATENT ORION COOKING RANGES. Fall particulars, posfc free, on application. Inspection of stock invited at warehouse, Crawford street, Dnuedin. IE. E. SSLLCKLOCK, South End Iron and Bmiw Fouadry and Kitchen Kaago FActoicy, Ocawfoi"! sireefc, Danodin. International Sixhibition, New Zealand, MARSHA.LL & COPELAND, BREWERS, fBOTTLEKd, MALT. SEKS. and IMPORTERS of every deaccip tion of Brewing Materials. Premises : Albion Brewery, Cumberland street, and Water-01-Leith. The above firm have taken He nighest honours in New Zealand for ALES. The\v have b«-en awarded TEN Flßrir-CLASS CERTIFICATES slnoo tlio hr»t Exhibiuou, ia Danediu in 1865, to the Chriaickurch Ex. htbition, held in Jnue, 1882. The Jarora of the Ctiristoourch Exhibition, fter careful examiuation, appended the follow < ng remarks : — ■ J 11 The ALES examined by ua ara a very credi- j table exhibit ; well made and whol-eome. j " Marshall and Copoland'e XXXX PALE BITTER ALE is ono that deaorvbs high oorn. uaendaiion, »mi would attract attention in »ny i Exhibition that class of Alas. •• Marshall and Copelftnd'd DUNEDIN PALE ALES.— This firm's XXXX Pale Bitter Ale stood out in a remarkably •vuy,aud j exhibits all the qualities of a well-otade Bitter Ale. We recomoiod a Certificate of Gold Medal. 44 J. E. Pabkbb, N "W. Hooklkt, ( T „ 24ju "E. S. Uarlet, ) j Plants, Trees, Shrubs, See., For Sale* GORDON BROTHERS, NORTH EAST VALLEY j DUNEDIN. The Stock this eo&uon, oamiofc bo mtpaased, Prices Moderate, Bewb of avt/rj deeorlption on hand, jnsi iwriwid. hem Great Britain (Genuine), Inspection Invited, Prioed Catalogues on application. A CCLIMATISED BTJ LBS | Direct from the Growers. No. 3 COLLECTION, Prico 21s, | OoDtaiDsl2o tnoronghly Acclimatised Bulbs :— Hyaoinths, 12 ; Tulip*, 12 } NarciasuM, 12 ; I Gladiolus, 12 ; Crocus, 6 ; Snowdrop*, 6 ; Ane- I moriOß, 6 ; Kanuncnlue, 6 j Isiac, 6 ; Oxalif, 6; Scillas, 6; OrnUhogol-mi, 6; Wataonias, 6; Tritoman, 6; Lilininp, 4 ; Pee jniaß, 2 ; Triteleia, 2 ; AlHtioeaueria, 1 ; Dinlyira, 1 ; Iris, 1. FLORISTS' FLOWER SEEDS. Calceolarias (BullY), Cyclamen (3m!ta'f), 1 Cinerarias (Vertegau's)', Mitnula-J (CannellV), j PaDßies (Hooper's), Polyanthus and P^nsies (DuanV), Petunias (Surman's). CUTTINGS FREE BY POST. Zonal Pelargoniums, Pinks, Piootcee, Carnations, Fuei'Hiaa, Petnuiao, P&titiaa, Pen Bteoiona, and Verbenas —2s 6d per dcz^n. PRESENTS FOR HOME FRIENDS: " Home Oollvctions " No. I— B -eds of the mo«t attractive Nativa Plants, 12 variotlf p, s<. No. 2 — Scores of tbe princ^al Tsse /«nd Dwarf Ferns of Now Z-ialaud, 12 varioticu } in separate packets, namr d, ss. The New Oaisdogui of Bulbs, Ferna, and Succulents for 1883 is ready. v ADAMS AN D SONS', Eatablishmont for New and Rare Bulbs, Seeds, and Plants, j GLOUCESTER STREET EAST, i OHBISTOHTJRCH, Canterbury. 13tny EXOTIC NUItSEI&Y, Castle btbeet, Dunedin. pHARLES LAWBBNCE, Ndbseryman, Flobist, ahd Landscape Gabdbner, Hsb ON SALE : POT PLANTS, BEDDING PLANTS, BOUQUETS, EOSES, AND FLOWERING SHRUBS. Balls and Wedding Parties supplied wilh choice cut Flowers, Bouquets, Pot plants, &c, ' Wardian oasea filled with choioa Ferns for Drawing-room decorations Gardens laid out and kept ia order by con. tract or otherwise* Wardian cases filled with native Ferns or Shrubs and sent to any part of the World. ! N B.— O. L. will ba prepMPcl to send out In i November all the NEWEST aad BEST I varieties o£ Roees recently imported. j EXOTIC NURSERY, Castle street. ' . i [ Orders by letter or otherwise punctually ! attended to, Isjr j