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New Zealand Tablet, Volume X, Issue 510, 19 January 1883, Page 10

NEW AQRICULTUBAL 6EED6. NEW VEGETABLE SEEDS NEW FLOWER SEEDS. |^~ IM M 0 AN D BLAIR, 131 Have pleasure in intimating to Florists that they can be supplied with NEW SEEDS of Best Stocks and Strains, they having imported an extensive assortment from a first-class house. N. k B. hare no old stock, and have every confidence in recommending this new importation. Seeing that purchasers can be found for FOUL SEEDS because low priced, Nimmo and Blair would draw attention to the fact that this is a very false economy, and that having added to their grass* seed cleaning plant they are prepared to clean parcels for Agriculturists at a very moderate rate. Something like lOd per bushel will clean and carry grass seed for say 100 miles to and from Dunedin. NIMMO AND BLAIR are Agentt for— Mitchell's Broadcast Seed Sowing Machines. It is an acknowledged fact that these machines soon recoup the cost, through the wonderful saving of seed. General Agents in Otago for Bowen's Californian Seeds. Drnmmond's Seed Cleaning Machines. Sonntag's Brook fille Nursery. Forsyth's best Manilla Rope. Nicholson's Reapers. FOR SALE.— Rock Salt, Iron Tanks, Sheep Nets, Cornsacks, Rye, Rape, Tares, Phosphorus and Oil of Rhodium, Fencing Wire, Potato-digging machines, Fanners. NIMMO AND BLAIR, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTP, DUNEDIN CCIDENTAL HOTEL (Late Swan), {Established 1865] WHARF AND REVELL STREETS, HOKITIKA. Thie magnificent Hotel, having been enlarged to nearly double its former size, thoroughly repaired, painted, decorated, re-furnished, and improved in every respect, is now by far the LARGEST COMMERCIAL HOTEL IN WESTLAND. It commands a splendid view of the harbour, shipping, and roadstead. The house contains public and private bars, dining-room to seat 60 parsons, and GRAND BILLIARD ROOM, With one of Alcock's Prize Tables. THE SAMPLE AND SHOW ROOMS Are admitted to be the best in New Zealand, and are kept for the use of Commercial Travellers, free of charge. There are likewise six parlours, including two large, well-fur-nished Commercial Rooms, suites of rooms for private parties and families, bathroom, and thirty-three comfortable bedrooms, under the careful superintendence of the landlady. The Proprietor, in returning thanks to the public for theii patronage for the last sixteen years, begs to announce that while the Comforts are Largely Increased, the Tariff is Greatly Reduced. WINES, ALES, AND SPIRITS, Only of the First Brands, will be kept in Stock. TABLE D'HOTE at 6 P.M. Coaches for Kumara and Ross leave the Hotel daily, and for Christ chuich on Tuesdays and Fridays. Passengers certain to be called in time for all coaches and steamers. D. LYNCH, Proprietor. ~' SPRING FASHIONS. 86 PACKAGES OF FASHIONABLE GOODS JUST OPENED. rjERBERT, HAYNES and < 0., Are showing an Unrivalled Assortment of NEW PRINTS, SATEENS, GALATEAS PORTLAND CLOTHS CREI I CLOTH, POMPADOUR AND PLAIN, THE NEW GOLD STRIPED SATEENS THE NEW GOLD CHECKED & FIGURED SATEENS, POMPADOUR FRENCH CAMBRIC kc, &c, Sec. These goods have been selected with the greatest care from the t+«st patterns made, and forwarded by the the R.M.S. Malwa. An early inspection^invited. HERBERT HAYNES & 00