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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1157, 27 June 1885, Page 3

DON'T READ THIS AND THEN FORGET IT THAT M'FARLANE, IS OFFERING £4,000 WORTH OF DF&PERY AT ENGLISH PRICES. FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY, Previous to Stock-taking. Call early and secure some of the great Bargains. M'FARLANE, ROSS Pr ICE, LAWRENCE. TIMBER DIEECT FEOM SAW MILLS. MIDDLEMAN'S PROFITS SAVED TO CUSTOMERS. A TAPPER, TIMBER AND IRON MERCHANT, having now opened a branch of his business at Heriot, under the charge of MR A. SANDERS, is now prepared to supply in any quantity TIMBER, IRON & IRONMONGERY DOORS, SASHES, PAINTS, OILS, And every description of BUILDING MATERIAL, AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. A Liberal Discount to Cash Customers. Bbanches : DONEDIN, LONGBUSH, & HERIOT. Head-office : INVERCARGILL. TREES ! TREES ! ! TREES ! ! ! ALL LOCALLY GROWN. WTILLIAM MOSS, " GLEN-FALL NURSERY, WUITEUAVUN-STUKKT, LAWBENCK, Has for sale 200,000 Forest Trees, consisting of; Pines, Mucrocurpa, Athcguas, Pinasters, Lawsoniana, aud others too numerous to particularise ; also, a large variety of first-class Flowering and Ornamental Shrubs ; Fruit Trees, comprising Apple, Pcacb, Apricot, Nectarine, and Plum; Gooseberry aud Currant bushes ; Dwarf Box ior edging. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants, also Strawberry Plants of the nowosL and best kinds. t Inspection Invited. Como early, as the above must bo sold to malic room for othcra ; no money refused. Note the Address — GLEN-FALL NURSERY, WIHTKHAVEN-STREET, LAWItENCE. TREES ! SHRUBS ! PLANTS ! JC. LORI ME R begs to thank his friends • and patrons for their past support, and to intimate tbafc he has resolved to dispose of the whole of his stock of Trees, &c, at greatly reduced prices to meet the timea, The Nursery is furnished with all sorts and sizes of Fruit and Forest Trees, Shrubsj and Herbaceous Pla.its in endless variety j also, Rose Bushes (newost sorts), Flower Roots and Bulbs, Rhubarb Roots, Thorn Quick?, Strawberry Plants, Cabbage and Cauliflowers in season. Inspection Ihvited. TO THE SETTLERS AND OTHERS IN THE WAITAHQN4. WEST AND TUAPEKA. MOUIH DISTRICTS. T\ M'TAGGART begs to inform the reßi- • dents in the above districts that be has opened a Branch Establishment in Waita huna West, where he may bo found every Tuesday. Blacksmith - work in all its branches. Charges Moderate. Wailahuna, 7lh May, 1885. M BLACK MORE, • PRINCE OF WALES TEMPEUANCE HOTEL, FIODDEN-STIIEET, WAIPOEI. First-class Accommodation for Travellers. Meals, Is ; Beds, Is. Good Stabling. Chabges Modebate. ~r G~ ii a^ I n b 7,b 7 , J • PAINTER, POLISHER, AND UPHOLSTERER (Opposite I ho Railway Station.) Ibvine-stueet, Lawjjence, la prepared to execute all kinds of work in hUspecial lino o[ business at moderate prices. BALSAM OF HONEY For Coughs, Colds BALSAM OF HONEY For Bronchitis, Asthma BALSAM OF lIONEY For Wheezing, Tightness of the Chest, Hoarseness, &c. BALSAM OF HONEY , Is adapted to any age or either sex, and being very palatablo is easily administered to young children. Several local people have taken the Balsam of Honey, aud acknowledge it to bo the best remedy for Coughs and Colds they have yet had. A^l say— "Try it!" Solo Agent for Lawrence — G. O. TAYLOG, Chemist. PURE CODLIVER OIL TASTELESS CASTOR OIL PHOSPHORUS G. O. T A V L Q R, Chemist and Dh^qsjst, a--'- Robs Place, Lawrence. l^