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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 5, 22 May 1885, Page 25

1885— PLANTING BKASON— IBBS. , THE Fact that Fruit Trees, Ornamental Treed, Shrubs, Roßes, grown at the Nurseries, HAWTHORN HILL, MORNINGTON, are admirably adapted for Planting Oat in any situation, being hardy, compact and wellrooted. Hedge Plants for the Garden and Field, including Holly, Laurtl, Berberis, Thorn, Quick, African Box Thorn, Oupressus Macrocarpa, all of which Specimen .Hedges may be seen at the Nurseries. > DWARF BOX for edging. The Entire Stock will be offered at EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PHIOES this season. GEO. MATTHEWS, Moray Place, Dunedin ; and Hawthorn Hill Nurseries, Mornington. MUSIC IN OUR CHURCHES! ''? MUSIC IN OUR HOMES I " A thing of beauty is a joy for ever." GR. W "i~S T, & QO. • Have received (as Agents) fromf .W.DOHERTY AND CO. (Clinton, Ontario, Canada) a shipment of samples .of .their Magnificent ° <; . O R G A N -S, Suitable for Church or Chapel, Parlour or* Drawing-room, which will be offered during the next few days at Exceptionally Low Cash Prices. Inspection invited. Comparison defied. A column of this newspaper would not be sufficient to give a true and particular description of the beauty, elegance, mechanism, and perfect tonality of these instruments. They must be heard and seen to be appreciated. An early visit only can secure them, as they must be sold, to enable those meritorious manufacturers to receive orders for thoso most in demand by outgoing mail. Illustrations on application to G. R. W E S T & 0 0., Dunedin. Agents for W. Doherty and Co.'s Church, Chapel, and Parlour Organs. WABSOLUN SMITH. • TAILOR, Cobneb of Pbinobs Stbeet and Octagon (Late of George Street), DUNEDIN, Notifies to his old Customers and the Public generally that he has. Recommenced Business at No. 1 Princes Street. CITY FOUNDRY, Cumberland Street (near Hanover Street), DUNEDIN. aTHORNICROFT • Begs to inform his Customers and the Public generally that, having removed his store-room to more Commodious premises at the back, he will thus be enabled to keep a larger stock of Goods on hand, comprising such as RaDges, Register Grates, Colonial Grates, Furnace Work, Bakers' Oven Fittings, Verandah Castings, Iron Railings, Drain Grates, Bell Traps,, Air Grates, etc. Odd Castings for Rangeß, Grates, Stoves, etc., Portable Coppers, Colonial Ovens, Chimney Wind Guards, Garden Seats. All kinds of Ranges, Grates, Stoves, etc.,.. bought, sold, exchanged, repaired, or made to order. Smiths' Work done. Locks, Bells, and Household Work attended to and * executed with neatness and despatch. GEORGE THORNICROFT, City Foundbt, Cumberland Street (near Hanover Street), DUNEDIN. i! j! l~ hew ii x Has now opened the DUNEDIN COCOA & COFFEE ROOMS... iwhich will be carried on in the same style as jLockbart's Cocoa Rooms in the great metro? ipolis of London, with a view to furthering jthe cause of total abstinence. Coffee., and i Cocoa, 2d per cup.— l 76 Princes Street South,