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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3309, 3 October 1871, Page 4

Seeas, &c /CENTRAL STORE, Mannees Steeet,. Established 1863. SEEDS ! SEEDS ! SEEDS ! The undersigned again wiahes to return thanks to his friends and the public for their liberal patronage during the past year, and to inform them that he has just replenished this department of his business with a large and varied assortment of the newest and most approved seeds of every description, all of which have been selected with the GREATEST CARE, and which he can recommend with the greatest confidence of a satisfactory return, being properly tested before sold, and guaranteed TRUE TO NAME. He would call special attention to hia Perennial Rye Grass, colonial grown Red Clover, White Clover Alsike Clover, Cow Grass, Trefoil Cocksfoot, Lawn Grasses Created Dogs-tail, &c. &c. Potatoe Onions, Eschalottes, Garlic Tares, Oats Horse Beans, Field Peas Canary, Rape, Hemp, Early Shaw Lancashire Fluke, Ashley Kidney, and other Seed Potatoes Rhubarb, Asparagus, and Sea Kale roots Eaculant Plants always on hand, and the finest collection of (lower seeds ever offered in Wellington. Fiowee Pots and Gaedening Imtiemsnts. Orders taken for Flowering Shrubs, Trees, and Bulbs of every description. Catalogues can be bad on application. Country orders punctually attended to, and a liberal allowance made to the trade. N.B. — F.C. invites attention to his large and select stock of GROCERIES & COLONIAL PRODUCE And informs the public that he still adheres to his old motto of "Tho best possible article for tho money." Having long recognised the justice and advantage of encouraging a CASH trade, ready money purchasers will find a visit to the Central Store a profitable experiment. Price lists may be had gratis, which will be found to carry out the motto honestly. F . COOPER, Central Store, MANNERS STREET. WELLINGTON HORTICULTURAL REPOSITORY, Lambton Quay, North. E. JEFFS takes this opportunity of informing the inhabitants of Wellington and country ' districts that the Horticultural Repository iB now open, no care or expense having been spared in securing tho very best articles, and no seeds are offered for sale of which there is any doubt as to genuineness of quality or name. The following is a list of urlicles sn sale : — Garden seeds, ohoice selections, from prize sorts imported from England and tested on arrival. Flower seeds, one thousand named varieties, the most choice of which have been saved from plants which have taken prizes at the Royal Horticultural Society's Exhibitions. Bird seeds of every description. Selection of fine lawn grasses for croquet grounds. Patent lawn mowers, syrengeß, watering pots, and every description of gardening implements. Flower pots (plain and fancy), jardincts, ferneries, suspending flower baskets, hyacinth glasses, cut flower seances, vases, &c, &c. . A choice selection of living plants for sale. Collections of New Zealand flowering and ornamental shrubs, &c, &o, potted and packed with care for exportation. Bouquets for balls and weddings made to order. Choice collection of living and dried ferns. Agent for Meesra Callen and Field, Botanists. By special appointment to His Excellency and Lady Bowen. Country orders executed with despatch, and packed with safety. A liberal discount allowed to the trade. N.B. — Terms cash. All country orders to be ajcompwned with a remittance, or reference in Wellington. SEED SOWlNG.— lmportant to Farmers The best, cheapest, and easiest remedy yet produced as a dressing for seed wheat, oats, and barley for the prevention of smut, rust, &c. Never known to fail. Six bushels of seed can be dressed and fit for sowing in one hour. It is an established fact of twentyone years, and thirteen in these colonies, with undeviating euccesß, that 35 per cent is saved and a good crop ensured by using Day's FARMER'S FRIEND, superseding Blueatono and all other preparations. Prepared only by E. & M. Keogh, Wholesale Druggist, 11, Latrobe street, Melbourne, who have purchased the patent right of tho Inventor, the late Mr Charles Day. Sold by all tho leading Druggists throughout tho Australian colonies. Hotels. " ARRIVED PER LOCHLEE. /"MHARLES HATFIELD has received \J advice of a shipment of WINES and SPIRITS as under, per Locklee :— 5 pipes of very superior port and sherry wines Octaves do, do Pure still and sparkling champagne 20 quarter- casks of pale and dark brandy, Irish and Scotch whiskey Fine old Jamaica rum Geneva and English gin. The whole of the above aro of tho very bost brands in the London market. C. fl. has also made arrangements with — Green, Esq., Gawler Park, Adelaide, for a continuous supply of his choicest AUSTRALIAN WINES, tho first shipment of which is now on draught — very choice and six years old. May be had from half a pint to an octavo. EBglieh ale and Guiness's stout bottle Also, Staples' fine colonial ale ÜBua],in splendid condition As all the above shipments w « collared on arrival, the attention of connoisseurs i» most respectfully invited. The Royal Hotel stables remain as heretofore, with the infirmary for sick horses, under the special charge of the proprietor. CHARLES HATFIELD, Royal Hotel.