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I* - — ... - Business Notices CHOICE NURSERY STOCK.- A FEW " liEADING LINES." 3E3CO"W3D3E!Mr AJEXiy JVEONCRIEPF, , p*. Nubskktmbk and Seedsmen, 51 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. — fl.pple3 (Blight-proof stock), per doz 9s; per Pears, per doz 12s, 15s, and ISs 100 70s Plums, per doz 12s, 15s and 18s Cherries, 18s per doz Plunis, Japanese, per doz 18s and 24s Peaches, each 2s; per doz 18s Apricots, each 2s; per dozen 18s to 20s Nectarines, each 2s ; per doz 18s Grape Vines, each 2s 6d to 5s Gooseberries, fine sorts, per doz 3s and 5a Raspberries, per doz 2s ; per 100 12s 6d Currants, black, per doz 5s Blackberries, per doz 6s Currants, red and white, per doz 4s Strawberries, from 2s 6d per 100, & 20s per 1000 ROSES.— Hybrid Perpetual, per doz 8s ; Teas and Noisettes, per doz 12s. Special Collections for Cash with Order. Apples, our selection, per 100 50s I Twenty-five hardy Coniferse, Trees and Shrubs, Fifty hardy Coniferte, Trees and Shrubs, for 30s ] for 15s

PLANT NOW niACROGARPAS - - - - - - RSACROQARPAS. HHUBAKB HOOTS (from Our Great Prize Taker), COLOSSAL ASPARAGUS ROOTS, SEAKALE ROO'JS, CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER, AND BAVOY PL A ST. S. Country Orders PunctuallyAttended to. PRYOR >& SON, 54 PRINCES ST. Planting Season, 1899. Fruit and Forest Trees. Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. Roses, Hardy Herbaceous Plants, etc. Native Plants, Ferns, and Seeds a Speci-Price-lists on application. GEORGE MATTHEWS, Hawthorn Hill Nurseries, Mornington. (Established 1850.) )6ox 178, P. 0., Dunedin. Telephone, 446. 13jy THOS. PATERSON & CO., MANSE STRBET, DUNEDIN. , (Established Dooedin 1879), Receive Con*ignmeut» of FRUIT, EGGS, BUTTER, CHEESE, BACON and other FARM PRODUCE. Agents for Hiok's Patent " Montauk" forscaly, woolly, and other blight. Ross's Antidote. D~ UNEDIN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. MONTHLY MEETING, Victoria Hall, Agricultural Buildings. THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 8 p.m., LECTURE on " SPRAYING FRUIT TREES," Etc., By Mr S. J. FITCH, Assistant Government Pomologist. All interested are invited. Doora open at 7.30. Visitors are invited to bring plants, flowers, »tc., of special merit, or anything in connection with the subject of the Lecture. JOHN H. EVERY, Secretary.