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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12099, 17 March 1910, Page 3

ALEX. THOMSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEED AND PLANT MERCHANT. PLANT~NOW : Dahlias .Cactus, from ... 6s doznn. Chrysanthemums, from ... 6s dozen. All Varieties of Summer Flowering AnimAia, from... Is dozen. VEGETABLE SEEDB Of every description, Freah, and of Varieties suitable to the District. In 3d Packets or m Bulk. •'LOWER SEEDS, m Endless Variety, of the Best Selected Strains. Twelve Packet* of Choice Assorted •"lower Seeds posted to any address for 'wo Shillings (2s). I do not profess to sell Cheap Seeds, ut I do supply the BEST at Reasonable 'rices. Tbifiis .the ' best - month ioi sowing Vegetable and Flower Seeds of every lescription ; the most tender seeds may tow be sown outside. . Torticukural Sundries of every description Stocked. SPRAYING MATERIALS — Arsenate •f Lead (m lib jars or lewt kege), Veraorite, Blue Stone, Lime (fresh Roche), iulphur, GishuTst's Compound, Nicoteen toap, Tobacco Dust, Tobacco Juice, Fir Tree Oil, Slugene, Desparine, etc. lird Seeds, Parrot Food, Chicken Meal, Poultry Food, Egg Producer, and I Poultry Grits. rVERYTHING FOR ORCHARD, GARDEN OR FARM at ALEX. THOMSON'S, NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN. <eed Shop, Gladstone Road (Tel. 363). fursery, Carnarvon Street. (Tel. 199). SEASONABLE LINES FOR SMOKERS. Mar sum A CIGARETTES 'HE MOST PERFECT CIGARETTE ON THE MARKET. land-made by British Manufacturer? from the beat ViTginian tobacco. Aey COULD NOT HELP being th* BEST— no frills about the packet no coupons, no pictures — just th< best cigarette made, valued at Is ■old at .... > 6! The manufacturers of MARSTJMA aJs< /lake CIGARS on the same high-grad< nes— MARSTJMA SPECIAL at 6d tox of 60 23b. ' MARSUMA GRACIA CIGARS, ful , ize> of delightful flavor, 3d. Box o 0, post free, lls 6d. , MARSTJMA PIPES -give the cooler iinokie imaginable. : Mode from th< >est briar, hand polished, silver ferule )ost free, 2s 6d. N If these goods are not obtainable i) our district, write direct to us, and w< rill send tout requirements POS3 .'KEE."» . ' : ■ ' ■ WALTER T DABBY, MPORTER DARBY STREET 1 AUCKLAND. 73 BEET GEEAVES HORBESHOER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, ITAVING been for five years m charg LL of J. fl. Ormond' 8 Shoeing Depart lent, wishes the Public of Qisbome an irrounding district to know that he ho *k«m over , T. BKLI.'S BUBINEBP (Kext Drill Hall.) All Horse* carefully shod wider m «m personal supervision* Nothing but BEST material used, an »tisf action Guaranteed - »IVE HIM A CALL WHEN YOU) HOKSI WANTS SHOEING. ■I■ " ' ■S ■ - M C GONNELL & CO. SHIPPING AND FAMn.Y: BUTCHERS. WE supply our Customers with' onh • BEST I>RIME MEAT. Orders for Small Goods promptly at ended to. >" * UPPER GLADSTONE ROAD. - Telephone No- 27. MORERE PRIVATE HOTEL. MRS A. L! BELLERBY, ; Proprietresi. TIHE Management of the above /Hotel X has been taken over by, Mr* iellerby, who begs to assure Patrons thal\ jhe Reputation of the Hotel as bein^ ihe most popular accommodation boost n the district will be fully sustained. The Hotel is very conveniently sitn ited to the Morere Hot Springs, which ire largely resorted to for their curativ* properties, and the locality, is madenion ittractive to Holiday-seekera by tht beautiful bush scenery. Special provi I don for reception of Famuieß and In falids. Arrangements made for, tht atter to take advantage of the Syringe ilso for special diet or extra attention which may be required. Naw Bath Room. TARIFF MODERATE, and special arrangements made with Families and Patrons on an extended visit. V . Connections with Gisborne and Wairoa /twice weekly. Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. t , MRS BELLERBY, M 4 < ManagereM. THE WAIMATA — jpiSBOJRNB--AIMATA ■— VJTISBORNE MAIL /^OACH . AIL VJOACH LEAVES GISBORNB AT 9.45 A.M. SHARP (British Empire St&bles) TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ANI J. SIATURDAYS, And WAIMATA on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, A.\, FRIDAYS. FARES: Single ... .' ... 6s. Return ... ' .... ... 10s. J. AND^W. BISSET.