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PLANTING SEASON, 1903. E. HALE, WAIRARAPA NURSERY, MASTERTON. / HAS for present planting a large and varied assortment of hardily-grown Fruit Trees, Forest Trees, Desiduous, and Flowering Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, etc. i Our Select Koses invariably give the utmost satisfaction—Climbing Eoses,in fine variety 9s to 12s doz; Hybrid Perpetuals, in choice variety, 9s doz; Teas and Hybrid Teas in choice and beautiful sorts, 10s doz. New Perpetual Fruiting Strawberries, original plants from H. Cannell and Sons, Kent, England. Saint Joseph, or Rubicund*, obtained a First Class Certificate from the Eociete Nationale d'Horticulture de France. The fruit is o£ good size, dark red in colour, very juicy, and of good quality. The flower Etems are produced in succession from October to late Autumn. Price 9d each, 6s per dozen. Saint Antoine de Padoue—The fruit of this variety is much larger and finer than St. Joseph, most excellent flavour, and of good keeping qualities. Price Is each, 10s per doz. Other varieties Iβ 6d doz, 6s ' per 100. E. HALE, Wholesale and Eetail Nurseryman, • 'Tβ Ore Ore-road, - - Mabtzbtoh. *-. TREES! TREES! Planting Season, 1903. WT. BENEFIELD & SONS are • again to the front with the MosJt > Choice Assortment of :' : 3 FKUIT, FOBEST AND OBNAMENTAL 3 TREES, SHRUBS and POT PLANTS. f ;, Having appointed Mb W. Summers agent 0 for Masterton and District, patrons can rely on getting their ordera attended to quickly - and earefuliy. Note the address—W. SUMMEBS, Agent, care Qillespie and Co., Queen-street, Masterton, from whom Catalogues can be obtained. ' W. T. BENE FIELD & SONS, Nurserymen, Aramoho, Wanganui. TRY THE PAHIATUA SEED COMPANY FOE 3 VEGETABLE, FLOWEB AND FARM SEEDS. . BULBS AND PLANTS. 1 B PBOVED " BEST BY TEST." Write for Catalogue, or from W. GILLESPIE AND CO., Masterton Aoenis.

, TREES! TREES! TREES! PLANTING SEASON, a 1903. '* "VTOW is the time to order your Trees. J3I Order Early, Plant Early and get the Beet. Over 500,000 FRUIT, SHELTER & ORNAMENTAL TREES, HEDGE PLANTS, ETC. Every tree is grown in an exposed position, without shelter, and is therefore hardy, and sure to succeed in any locality, , All trees strong, sound, and healthy. Winner of the medal of the Royal Horticultural Society of Great Britain for beet collection of fruit oorrectly named, 1902. 1 L Catalogues and prices on application to s the proprietor, x THOS. HORTON, Premier Nurseries, PAHIATUA. r kOr to—G. H. GOODALL, Local Agent, from whom all particulars oan be obtained.

NIMMO & BLAIR'S j 1903 ffiml 8 CARNATIONS. f Strong, Well-Rooted Layer*, Beady for Delivery in the Autumn. TflE following comprise some of the Finest English Certificated Varieties, and are Quite New to New Zealand: — AMABANTUS—A very beautiful deep purple; fine well-formed flowers and robust growth. 2s each, post free. ATALANTA—Dark buff ground, striped bright coral, shaded with rose lake; fine . form and a good flower. 2b each, post free. BBODICK—A truly handsome yellow ground (fancy), petals admirable, beautifully flaked and marked with clear rosy red. The 8 » Premium " fanoy carnation at the National Society's Exhibition, England, in 1897. c DANDY—A beautiful carnation, of true t form, smooth edged, and pencilled with heliotrope on a creamy white ground. One of the best. A grand show bloom. 2s each, post free. DUCHESS OF PORTLAND —White, t striped with rose. Strong grower and large handsome flower. 2s each, post free. ' DUCHESS OF YOKE—Superb sell- " colour, light coral changing, to pale flesh. ■- Delicately scented. A charming flower. 2s 6d each, post free. FLOBRIE HENWOOD (Picotee)-Clear yellow ground, edge well marked with .rose. Large and beautifully-formed flowers; F.C.C. . 2s each, post free. t GOLDEN EAGLE—A fanoy variety. Ground rich golden yellow, flowers large, perfect foim, edged and prettily marked r bright red. 2s eaoh, post free. i, MISS ELLEN TKBRY—A giant flowered I carnation, its extra large pure white flowers rivalling the Malmaison in size. F. 0.0. 2s 6d each, post free. MRS ERIC HAMBBO—Pure white, perfect form. Award of Merit B.H.S. and F.C.C. 2s each, pc3t free. ROSA—This is a rare carnation, perfect in form arid colour. Flowere light salmon pink, a shade of colour never before produced in a carnation. 2s each, post free. SIGUBD —An exquisitely beautiful shade of clear salmon apricot, an improved Mrs . Reynolds Hole. Flowers large and.full. Very good. 2s each, post free. ' tS*The set of Twelve New Carnations, ai . above, post free anywhere in New Zealand, for 21s. Cash With Order. f NIMMO & BLAIR, Dunedin. ymg i 1 RELIABLE ! SEEDS 5 NEW i VEGETABLE AND ; FLOWER SEEDS. OF ALL AGENTS. Ask our Agents for Illustrated Catalogue. JOHN GRAHAM & CO., . Agents, Mabtebton. MUSIC! AND MUSICAL INSTBUMENTS ONLY. VIOLIN OUTFIT, £1 Accordeons from 5s Melodions 15s to £3 IQs ' Banjos, Mandolines, Flutes, efo. /^ THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE i TRADE. 1 Piano 3 and Organs on time payment. PIANOS TUNED. JAS. CANDY, MUSIC WABEHOUSE, QtJEKN-STEKKT, MaSXIBTORi CONNELLY & WRIGHT, FISH AND SUPPEE BOOMS, QUEEN-BTREET, - ■ MasTEETON. HAVING purchased the Fish and Supper Booms recently conducted by Mr A. Boden, we will continue to run them on Up-to-Date Lines. BEFRESHMENTS AND MEALS at aU hours. Fresh Fish Daily. Customers will bo waited upon for orders. ATRIAL SOLICITED. mHE FIRE BRIGADE.—The gentleman JL who took the chair at the Fire Brigade meeting the other evening complained of having been Bat upon. Gentlemen who sit in the chair at my Hairdressing Saloon will have no cause to complain in this way. B. Weiaeh, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Queen-street, Masterton. Agent for "The Talkerios," Wellington.

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7502, 3 July 1903, Page 4

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