The garden of Canada : Burlington, Oakville and district . Interior of Packino Hotse of George Fisher, Esq., Lawn and Packing House of George Fisher, Esq., i^ ^WWWj 0^1^ y ^Olt - ^^^Kik. ^r. ^^^?^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^?^^^?^?bhJBI ^!^^l Shady Residence of W. F. W. Fisher, Esy., Burlingto SHADY COTTAGE* DAIRY AND FRUIT FARM, Comprises 200 acres of land, all cleared and in the highest stateof cultivation. About sixty acres devoted to tree and small fruits,as follows : 2,000 apple trees, 3,000 pear trees, 2,000 plum trees, 200cherry trees, 100 peach trees, 300 grape
The garden of Canada : Burlington, Oakville and district . Interior of Packino Hotse of George Fisher, Esq., Lawn and Packing House of George Fisher, Esq., i^ ^WWWj 0^1^ y ^Olt - ^^^Kik. ^r. ^^^?^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^?^^^?^?bhJBI ^!^^l Shady Residence of W. F. W. Fisher, Esy., Burlingto SHADY COTTAGE* DAIRY AND FRUIT FARM, Comprises 200 acres of land, all cleared and in the highest stateof cultivation. About sixty acres devoted to tree and small fruits,as follows : 2,000 apple trees, 3,000 pear trees, 2,000 plum trees, 200cherry trees, 100 peach trees, 300 grape vines. The apples andpears include the leading commercial varieties, and are exported bythe grower, principally to Glasgow, their season for domestic usebeing from August 1st to June 1st. The other fruits mentioned aredisposed of in local markets, principally Toronto and acres of this farm is annually occupied by strawberries ; aver-age yield 6,000 quarts per acre ; average price 6 cents per the same amount of land under raspberry culture, yieldingabout two-thirds the quantity of f
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