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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 457, 13 January 1882, Page 10

NEW AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. NEW VEGETABLE SEEDS. SINGBR SEWING MACHINES. NEW FLOWER SEEDS. Late G. M AXDBICH. NIMMO A""N~ D BLAIR, NOTICE OF BBMOVAL. Have pleasure in intimating to Florists that they can be sup- -TiTTF fi Twnti ß ■%* A xrrrTi' a r"rrrß two. nrnum a wtt plied with NEW SEEDBof Best Stocks and Strains, they having rr FMF MM * J SSSS « m«? UFACTURING COMPANY nhported an extensive assortment from a first-class house. N. kB. * h*n REMOVED to TEMPORARY PREMISES 1b PBINCB& nave no old stock, and have every confidence in recommending this STREET (opposite Queen's Theatre, next to Masters', the hatterj. sew importation • where Every Description of their WORLE FAMED SEWING Seeing that purchasers can be found for FOUL SEEDS because S£^|£,£ s "2!HL j* J* 1 a**?"- 811 ?* that te » eithe »" <» th « TIMElow priced, Nimmo and Blair would draw attention to the fact that £ A ™£S£, SYSTEM (Small Deposit), or their usual 10 PER CENT. this is a very false economy, and that having added to their grass- BIbCOUST tor CASH. feed cleaning plant they are prepared to clean parcels for Agricnl- _ Duplicate Parte^ Needles, Oils, Twists, and Thread of the Best turists at a very moderate rate. Something like lOd per bushel will Vjoality at Lowest Prices. clean and carry grass seed for say 100 miles to and from Dunedin. . . N-fN -f '--Th 6 8. M. Co. would call the attention of Bootmakers and 1 NIMMO AND BLAIR are Agents for— otherß to their Nfi W BOOT ABM MACHINE, which for its parMitchell's Broadcast Seed Sowing Machines. It is an acknow- class of work is acknowledged to be without equal, ledged fact that these machines soon recoup the cost, through the „ , 7""TT, wonderful saving of seed. $<** the Address : General Agents in Otago for Bowen's Californian Seeds. BINCES STBEET Drummond's Seed Cleaning Machines. rODnosite Qnepn»s Theatre Sonntag's Brookrille Nursery. Forsyth's best Manilla Bope. C PP duSed™ Nicholson's Reapers. _______ FOR BALE. — Rock Salt, Iron Tanks, Sheep Nets, Cornsacks, -w-r - t n T r» P T A tt ntn t •_> t Rye, Rape, Tares, Phosphorus and Oil of Bhodium, Fencing Wire, V T ™« a™ JL» '7H^, D--^--yD --^--y ' Potato-digging machine? Fanners. V Colombo-Stbbbt, Chbistchuboh. P. BUBKE .... Pbopbiktob. Good Accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. Persons from NIMJ-U AND BLAI-, the country visiting Christchurch will find it to their interest to GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, DUNEDIN ffis? ** ° f "^ rpHB CHEAPEST AND BEST FURNITURE . Qood BtabUng, with looee-box accommodation. ■*• WHABEHOUSE IN DUNEDIN. -rwrr HITTAKER BROS. GUTHBIE AND LABNACH'S GEORGE STREET BRANCH. Catholic Depot, •"-"""""-"■ Lambton Quay, Wellington. Drawing-rooms Suites, from £21. Dining-room Suites, from £15 15s. Bedroom Suites (including wardrobe), £10 10s. Under the Bpedal Pateona S e of ** »1» D». Bedwood, Bishop Overitrung Iron-back Pianos (guaranteed for 5 years), from £35 ; of WeUing t onj and the Clergy of the Diocesa Pianettes, from £25. Liberal Terms may be arranged. JDST B ECB I~EI>. A large and varied assortment of Prayer Books, suitable for Birthday, Note the Address-- Wedding, or Christmas Gifts. No. 191, GEORGE STREET 'Next Mollison, Dnthie, and Co.'s). Catholic Lamp, illustrated, vol. 20, 6s 6d ; by post, 7» lid w a wAi-PAw Haverty's History of Ireland, Ancient and Modern, 9a 6d ; by post, w. _. vv__iujn, Us 6d. Manager. Manual of the^Childrea of Mary, 2s ; by post, 2s 4d. ■ — — - Mass of St. Joseph, with Orgin Accompaniment, by Mr. J. Short, of SPRING FASHIONS Birmingham, post free, 3s. The Catholic Crusoe, Adventures of Owen Evans, 6s 6d ; by post, 7s 6d. f. PACKAGES W FASHIONABLE OOODS JUS! OPENED. £^£^2^2^^,',^^ Life of the Blessed Virgin Mary, illustrated, 4s 6d by post, 5b 6d. HERBERT HAVUVa .«a nn The Story of Ireland, by A. M. Sullivan, 4s ; by post, ss, _• tt IS _• i& 111 1 HASHES »nd CO., Taiesof.tbe Crusaders, Is 9d ;by post, 2s. ... _ . „ „. . Life of St. Philip Neri, 2s 6d by post, 2s lOd. Are showing an UnmalledjAssortment of Preßton Hall> a Catholic House in 1580 and 1855( 2(J . by 2s tf NBW PBINTS, The Catholic Keepsake, 6s. fiATTTHNS ne Catholic Souvenir, 7s ; by post, 7s 9d. bai__j>i», Martyrs to the Catholic Faith in England, 1577-1684, by Bishop GALATEAS, Challoner, 40s by post, 435. PORTLAND COSTUME CLOTHS Life and Ti 0168 of Daniel O'Connell, by Luby, 6s ;by post, 7s. CRBPB CLOTH, POMPADOUR AND PLAIN, ' Women ' fl Wcrk in Modern ****** 9g 6d ;b^ Poß**P 08 ** lOs 6d * THE NEW GOLD STRIPED SATEENS THE NEW GOLD CHECKED _ FIGURED SATEENS, To Virginia (nQ _ unloading Daaedin)> Bixi^ 0 POMPADOUR FRENCH CAMBRIC Hundred (1,600) Cheap Catholic Books. kc *» &c " &c * We shall o_er them at very low prices, so as to be within the — — — — ■ reach of all. Our New Catalogue is now being printed, and will be _. , , , - . . . ... .. , . . ready in about a fortnight. We respectfully inform the clergy and These goods have been selected with the greatest care from the have to n a &*%„*£ a Bp iendid selection of atest patterns made, and forwarded by the the 8.M.8. Malwa. Devotional Objects and Book* from France, Belgium, Amerioa and __— _. London. As we get oux goods direct from the manufacturers we can An early inspectionjnvited. mU cheaper than any other house either in New Zealand or Australian colonies. Catalogues promptly forwarded to any part of colony Free on HERBERT HAYNES & CO. k application.