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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 23, 8 June 1899, Page 19

As the time is now at hand for the putting in of fruit trees, it would be well that persons about to plant should exerciee great care in the selection ot their stock. An orchard or iruit garden, when once stocked. la«ts tor a long time without renewal. It is, however only alter some years that the owner is able to judge of the quality of his trees. It he has procured them from a long-established and reliable nurseryman he may rest confident that 'hey will turn out all right, on the other hand, it he picks them up haphazard the chances are that he wnl be greatly disappointed. The sa'e^t plan to adopt is to patronise a reliable nurseryman, whose reputation is at stake unless his goods are up to representation Messrs liuwdeii and Moncneff, of Dunedin, who have been in bur-mess as seedsmen and nurserymen for many years, direct the attention of the publ c to their large stock of fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, roses, &c. They have, also, a large stock of farm and garden seeds, which are guaranteed to be of the purest and best strains. Catalogues will be seiit post free on application.* # *