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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 2743, 9 July 1883, Page 4

Nurserymen. FRUIT TREES, FOREST TREES, ORNAMENTAL AND FLOWERING SHRUBS, &c, &c. T> O B E R T CLEAVE, XL NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, Deb Stkekt, Ijjvekcakoill, Is prepared to Supply tho Runholdera, Farmers, Settlers and 'General Public of Timaru with nil kinds of Nursery Stock nt the following extremely Low Prices, viz. ; — Apples, on Blight-proof Stocks, at 183 per doz Apples, on Common Stocks, at 12s per do Pears, Plums and Cherries, at 18s per do* (All other Fruit Trees at equally low rates.) Cuprussus Miicrocarpa, 2 years old, transplanted, 25s per 100, or CIO per 1000 Pinus Insignis, 2 years old, transplanted, 12s 6d per 300, or £5 per 1000 Pinus Muricata, 2 years old, transplanted, 12s 6d per 100, or £5 per 1000 Pinus Mnritiinu, 2 years old, transplanted, 10s per 100, or £t per 1000 Pinus Tulicrculnta, 2 years old, transplanted, 12s 6d per 100, or £5 per 1000 Pimis Larcia, 2 years old, transplanted, 10s per 100, or £4 per 1000 Norway Spruce, 5 years old, twice transplanter!, 2J ft high, 12s 6d per 100, or £5 per 1000 Larch, 2 years old, transplanted, 12s 6dper 1000, or £5 per 1000 Quicks, 1 ycav old, 10s per 1000 Quicks, 2 years old, transplanted, 15s per 1000 African Box Thorn, £1 por 1000 Roses, Hybrid, Perpcluals, 12s per doz, or £3 per 100 Roses, Ten, Scented, 18s per doz Hollies, Laurels, Rhododendrons, Camellias and all other Evergreen and Flowering Shrubs, m great variety, at equally Low Prices. Great attention is given to the Transplanting, Lifting and Packing of Trees, so that, with any fairness m planting, there is no clangor but that they will thrive well m almost any locality, and, taking into consideration the fnct that Trees grown m a cold climate always thrive much better when removed to ii mil:! (the reason will bo apparent), I have, therefore, every confidence m recommending my Stock to the public of Timaru. Communication being so regular by Rail, goods can be delivered withiu two days from time- of despatch. Catalogues posted free on application. Agents ron Timaru : NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY 5-8 5289 COMPANY. Coachbnilder BON-ACCORD CARRIAGE WORKS. ARCHIBALD FRASER, C'ahiuaoe Buildkh & Paintkk, (Next King's Stables) MAIN ROAD, TIMARU. 7-3 58C3 Amusements &c. TIMARU DEBATING SOCIETY. Oddfellows' Hall, Sophia Street. TUESDAY, JULY lOni, 1883. T ECTURE by E. Wakefield, Esq., "A _Li Remarkable Man and a Remarkablo Book ; " Judge Maning's " Old New Zealand." Tickets may be had of C."S. FRASER, Hon. Sec. 7-9 5934 H. J. LUXFORD, Assist. Sec. ST. MARY'S PAROCHIAL ASSOCIATION, GERALDIXE. A LECTURE will be given by ARCHDEACON HARPER, m the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, GEKALDINE, on TUESDAY, 10th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Subject .- " THE SUN." There will be Vocal and Instrumental Music before and after the Lecture. Admission— Front Scats, 2s ; Back Scats, Is. Proceeds m aid of tho Building Fund for tho new St. Mary's Church. 7-G 5895 Wanted. WANTED by a very Steady Young Man— A * SITUATION as Working Manager, or to take charge of a Farm. Thoroughly understands Fanning m all its Branches. Home and Colonial Experience. First-class references. Brought up on ono of the best Stud Stock and Agricultural Farms at Home. Address M., Ollice of this Paper. 6-29 5823 WANTED— A GENERAL SERVANT, with good references, for Mrs Tosswill. Apply to Mr 3E. P. Scaly, W;\i-iti road, before 1 p.m. 7-7 5907 WANTED KNOWN— That there aro Two or Three VACANCIES for SINGLE GENTLEMEN at Mrs Mason's, Burton House, Elizabeth street. 7-7 S'JOB W "ANTED the PUBLIC to KNOW that I have always on hand Ford and Ogden's Prize STONEWARE PIPES und FIRECLAY GOODS at lowest rates. All Sanitary Works entrusted to mo will be guaranteed. Pipe Dep&t, Arthur street. William McGill. 5-31 5534 Trespass Notices NOTICE. ALL PERSONS found TRESPASSING with Dog or Gun on the Property, freehold or otherwise, of Win. Postlethwaite, will bo Prosecuted. Poison laid for Dogs. WM. POSTLETHWAITE, 3-22 4718 Raukapuka. NOTICE. ALL Persons found TRESPASSING m pursuit of game or otherwise on lands belonging to Mr Tnoa. Kin» will be prose cuted. S. A. BRISTOL, Pighunting Creek. ALL found TRESPASSING on my Freehold or Leasehold will bo prosecuted. ANGUS MACDONALD, 4-2 4850 Waitui, Geraldine. For Sale NOTICE TO SETTLERS IN SILVERSTREAM, BURKES PASS, AND MACKENZIE COUNTRY DISTRICTS. FOR SALE, m quantities to suit Purchasers—About 3500 Bushels of firstclnss OATS. Delivery to bo taken from Paddock at Rollesby Station. Apply to 7-2 5854 WOOLLCOMBE & CLULEE. OAT CHAFF. FOR SALE,— Sweet and Bright OAT CHAFF, guaranteed all string bound. Tho Owner, Machine-cutting it m Large Quantities, can afford to sell it exceedingly Cheap — 8d per Bag Cash. Apply, W. SUGDEN ARMITAGE, 7-7 5919 Tavisteck, Otaio. Lost and Found. LOST— A CHEQUE, valuo £15 14s '> drawn m favor of W. Ziosler, with small corner torn off. Finder will oblige by leaving same at Herald Office Payment of Cheque stopped. 7-9 5928 K. F. GRAY, THE "TIMARU HERALD" Is duly appointed A GAZETTE IN BANKRUPTCY.