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Colonist, Volume XXXIV, Issue 7066, 17 July 1891, Page 4

i i i in -• r Specimen Trees FOR STREET AND AVENUE PLANTING. I IME, RED TWIG, 8 feet high, 2/. each ; I j 20/- per dozen. SUGAR MAPLE, ENGLISH BEECH. OAK and ASH, 6 feet high, 1/6 each ; 12/- per dozen. A Large Variety of PINES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, ROSES, &c, now selling vert Cheap. Orders left at Seed Store, near Theatre; will be promptly attended to, S. BOLTON, 1538 NORWIOH NURSERIES. Motueka Hotel HIGH STREET, MOTUEKA. 0. HOLYOAKE Proprietor (Latb W. W. Ooppinb ri^ERMS moderate, and Meals provided at J all hours. First olass accommodation Visitors. Wine, Beer.'and Spirits of the vers bkbt quality. A oomfcrtable Two-horse Conveyance to and from the Wharf, on arrival and departure of the steamers Saddle Horses and Vehicles for hire. Amongst other Improvements, the Proprietor bas elected a convenient Bath Room, Full^eized (Wright'B) Billiard Table. Accommodation for Ten horses in Stable with loose boxes, and good paddooks attaohed A, C. - Parmenter, TAILOIt. COLLINGWOOD STREET (Late Joen||oann). "Norwich. Union « I r-r-i C - ? *__S?_fi«S. ' •* UrJ § aIII •. ■ • o oo FIEE nsU-tUGE SOCIETY OF NORWICH AKD LONDON. " Familiar in their mouths as household j words.^ " Despite all the competitions of the time", it still remains one of the most progressive and successful institutions." — Metropolitan. " The offioe par excellence."— lnsurance Record." i" " The stoim which would strew the shore with innumerable wrecks, would pass lightly over the bark which bears the fortunes of this renowned and ancient institution."— Post Magazine. " There are features whioh bespeak for the Norwich Union, a future career even more signally prosperous than anything yet realised, wonderful as the records of its past have been." — Insurance Neios. "We never yet heard of a man who advanced that the Society had treated him badly, either in rate or settlement." — The Citizen (London). W. Mi"stanton, Agent and Attorney, for Nelson, Marlborough, and Westland, with Sub- Agencies in all centres of population. •,* Agent for Canton Insurance Offioe (Marine), and for Mutual Assurance of Vietoru (Life). U_\ ®G&'t-d!ftvyoßrsalftebo Bbs@3 by.Msd FepraseiitatiQßS Mf cmi* iiim* crafty Adveatcre^So Tae gEg&l9Bft X>i3flO¥«y el th» Age ( •JVfSITHSB BOC-POSS HOft Ixi Jtav«ovM^_Moverai«tteatu9M-_ie4B>rii« SLSSZNOSB'S B&BUMAXIO BALSAM fer the &aia, and almo*** iaotent reiki, oi _^€B_nat_fl___, Goat. SdstfM, Tfedstonax. Near algift, Lumbago, Bpr____u ot Bains ot aof kind from mae«alM ox BerronM *fleotioB&. Tbxmsw&z have tooii&Bi ts ita! ofaO. fie* peaiphlets. Mi' Slecaa?*'" ' 808 **■'" __ . . *, a&d thslart 86 y-iftrf infittel* t.- j^.ew Ze&l&cd, ia c ggfititffrgwct ol &9 gcod f nalitiea of his HOUSE, OATTLE, aad DOG U2DIOIKBO The prioe of each ia very tow, axtf he woald reoommend vieef esn&e oi asimali, especially of bones, to keep same by them, especially hia eolia ca gripe Sdefc. Hmbroc&tion, Condition and Worm Powdaa, ■JJtoi Oil, Blister a&d Greew OintmoaS ; ths Utter is a Csß2__ta Ccse _ros Cow's Soaa Kk_v_.s — see oiroolars ; alao hie infaflihle Dhste2ape£ Powders and Mange Ointment fox Dogs. COWS ABB SUBJECT to Partarbsi or Milk Fever, whioh can be prevented sr ears! by Being Sksinger's Oow Drenohaj, > They never fail. Blessnges's Friar a Balsam, made from tht raaipa of the origin^ Friar, tho inventor, is mpezior to any oiuee.— Sold by all xeßpeatabfe shas_ist-i and zaedwiae vendors tfcxoogkooJ the Colony. Svery wtWo haa iofl dfeeetisoa Iww to an *• Beware of imitatioafl« ia some nn^rinoiplol noondsdi an trying to pass off their rubhidl tot tho gowrdbM. Sco that my aaau tel US. TBADK KABi YJB. to tfittaohod to eaoh azci^s. £100 raward wiU Wa t*U foe proof btd___C to tho aonvktioa of toy oao Binwilwfiiliig b? Xrads Mack. v_ Bi SESStofGHB, TtHd_M_ry B*arfM___, «*i Pwitli