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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXX, Issue 5735, 4 June 1896, Page 1

Frnlt Trees and Roses. THE undersigned, having the largest slock of Fruit Trees and Rsses in New Zealand, begs to offer them to the publio at the following prices : — Apples (worked on blight-proof stocks) —2-ybars old, 6s per dozen; 3< years, 9s per dozen; 4-yeare, 12s per dozen. Plums—2-years, 9s per dozen; 8-years, 12s per dozen. Roses—Hybrid Perpetnals, 5s per dozen; Tea Scented, &c., 8s per dozen. Seedless Qorse Cuttings, 20s per 1000. Seedless Qorse Plants 10j per 100, 80s per 1000. Terms—Net Cash, f.0.b., Bluff, Unknown corroipondents must send remittance with their orders. Catalogues and pric« r>" Frnit and Forest Trees, and 0 uauioutal Shiubs of all descriptions forwarded on application. I would advise intending (.utchjsers to amalgamate their orders>and so effect a considerable sivins in steamer's freight. 1 s f robekt"cieaye, NDRSERYMAN AND SEEDSM N, Invbrcabqill, N.Z. [Established 1863.] The " Scour" in Calves. IT is calculated that fully 20,000 calves have in the past died annually in this Colony from the complaint known as " Scours." This represents a loss to farmers of, at least, £25,000. There i.» no necessity for calves to die from scours, if the proper remedy is used in time. Mr Alex. Coulson, of New Plymouth, so well and widely known in connection with tlio stock sales of Mr Newton King, the well-known auctioneer, says : —There is no mistake, those Scour Drenches made by Ellis, of Stratford, are a wonderful remedy; I never saw anything like them. I had l cTSvesrt6S^te«'cls^v!i ing almost dead from scour. I gave tfiem each, just off chance, hardly expect-'igl them to live. Next day, these sainc calves were strong and well, ai.u as lively as crickets. I strongly recommend every farmer to keep theipby him, for I can guarantee if he uses them in time, he will never have his calves die from the " Scours." These Drenches j are sold at Is 6d a packet, with full directions; or they will be sent free by post on receipt of the amount in postal notes from the sole manufacturer, W. A. Ellis, M.P.S., Veterinary Druggist, Stratford. Local Agents — M.P.C.A., United Farmers' Alliance, Ireland and Co., Barraud and Abraham. Wholesale Agent: Andrew Mutter, Box 83, P. 0., Palmerston North. THE HIGH SCHOOL, Palmerston North. K. WILSON, M.A. rMHE next term will begin on X Monday, February 3rd. Even*

THIS BPAOE IS p RES KEYED FOB MARTIN'S STEAM WELL BORER. E.J. MARTIN ] p BANGITIKEI STREET. o: ni PALMERSTON NOBTHi 3 ■. -j piJBE EOLLER FLOD,' p AS YOUli STOREKEEPERS q job a MANAWATl 7 FLOUR, 7 < GUARANTEED OF ■URST-OLABB QUALITY. RIIHTER NA NNKSTAI' A OU ! l I. J. FAKE, BMCKtiIEB 4 COBfMCTOR. SHEEP DIPS, Tubular Boilers, and Bakers' Ovens Built. Gravestones and Monuments made to any Design. Licensed Drain Connector to the I Borough. All Work Guaranteed. Q> Burton Brewery. MESSRS HAMELD & Co. HAVING taken over the above wellknown Brewery, are prepared to supply an article equal to any on the market. . .. -a, . They guarantee to. use only the JHest Materials and should be glad to welcome their customers and others at Tho Brewers in order that they may judge for themselves. . ~ . . The BOTTLING of Ale and Stout will be a specialty in their Business, and as they have first-class machinery, and will sparo no trouble, they hopo to receive a iair share of business. They are glad to report having made arrangements wilh Mr Arthur Weekes, , who will travel on behalf of the firm. Emcoubagb Local Industby.