Page 10 Advertisements Column 3

Southern Cross, Volume 10, Issue 21, 23 August 1902, Page 10

THE T THAT BAXTER’S CHOICE CHOICE CHOICE Rava Tea AT 1/6 per lb Is very popular, is the fact that the Of this TEA is ever increasing. FARMERS! RAILAGE PAID BY US on orders of 101 b or more of following TEAS : “ Robin ” c ’;r;r 1/10 } , In 501 b Chests 1/9 “ Two Flags” ... 1/6 “Defiance” ... i/ 3 All packed in 51b, 101 b, and 20lb Tins. We Can Supply ALL BEST QUALITY Gr ROCBRIBS AT LOWEST PRICES. WEIGHT. "STEPHENSON AND CO., INVERCARGILL.

Winton Nursery AND SEED DEPOT. HAVING a Splendid Assortment of Fruit and Forest Trees in stock, I can recommend public bodies as well as private individuals to plant until the middle of September. You can get Macrocarpas or Pinus Insignia, 1 year old, from"4s to 5s per 100 ; 2 year old from 7s 6d to 10s per 100 ; 3 year old from 10s to 12s 6d per 100 j 4jyear old Macrocarpa from 12s 6d to 15s Apple Trees on blight proof stocks, 1,2, 3, and 4 year old, from 12s to 18s per dozen. Also Plums, Pears, Peaches, Apricots—a good lot. Gooseberries, best named varieties, from 4s to 7s per dozen. Currants—Black, Red and White, from 4s to 7s per dozen. A grand lot of English Hollies, about 2 feet high. A Splendid Collection of Flowering Shrubsand Ornamental Trees. My famous “ Excelsior ” Rhubarb can speak for itself—price 20s per doz roots. Good strong Cabbage Plants now ready, 6a per 1000. Good strong Cauliflower Plants now ready, 15s per 1000. Catalogues posted free on application to the Proprietor, Nl. O’BRIEN, WINTON NUJBSEBIBS. P.S.—Farm and Garden Seeds, best quality forwarded to any part of Southland. “TTTHAT’S in the wee kist, M'Curdy?' V V Oh, just “ Cock o’ the North ” Tea. the guid wife wad gang fair gyto wi’oot it; Man, it’s gran’. “ 1"S Marriage a Failure ?” Not if the cups JL are filled with the fragrant “Cock o, the North ’’ 2s Tea; “ soothes all irritabibility ”