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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1867, 30 July 1874, Page 3

Seeds, nSTE^V SEEDS. A R fi AND CO. have much pleasure in drawing special attention to the following CHOICE SEEDS, which are acknowledged to be the FINEST VARIETIES IN CULTIVATION Imported direct from* Messrs Sutton and Sons, the Largest Seed Establishment in England, who guarantees to supply only Genuine NeW and Unadul- ; terated Seeds. BEET-Sutton's Improved Dark Red BEANS— Sutton's Improved Broad Windsor BEANS— (French) Canadian Wonder BROCOLl— Sutton's Superb Early ' White CELERY— SoIid White CABBAGE— lmperial and Early Drum-. head CUCUMBER— Marquia of Lome, Berk- . " ■; . shire Champion, Star of the West, ;' , Forty-fold, and Long Prickley ■ CAULIFLOWER- Sutton's King of the Early Dwarf, Mammoth, and Early London CARROT- Early Short-horn, Altringham, Intermediate, and Long Surrey [ PUMPKlNS— lmproved Mammoth \ LETT OCE— Sutton's Improved White; Cos, Sutton's Gem Cabbage, Sutton'sj Drumhead - ONION SEEPS.! ■:: ■■■■■:■■■■■■ :<■■■<■ '■■ >.-■■ ■ ', ■'■■■. ■-> <■(. . r - i: :.- } Giant Roca Onien, Growing from 21b t<j 31b in weight, Brown Spanish, White do, Brown Globe, and Pickling Having tested the above we can with confidence recommend them to our customers. • ■ ! '■ ■' . ' _, ''.' ' ' { PEAS— Sutotn's Ringleader (the earliest Pea in cultivation), Second Early, and Later Variety PARSNIP- Hollow Crown and Student RADlSH— French Breakfast, Long Scarlet, White and Red Turnips { TURNlPS— Sutton's Early Snowball, Suttan'a All the Year Round j TOMATOES— GeneraI Grant, Trophy, . (.■:•:■ .: — - : -"- ; _ ■■■■■ ■ - ■ •': . • .;- j „ and Large Red i RHUBARB— LargeGreenGianfc, Myet's Victoria ' ■ ; FLOWER SEEDS, With description and instructions on each package. LAWN GRASS. SEED POTATOES. AMERICAN EARLY ROSE, EARLY SHAW, and PINK-EYES. FIELD SEEDS: SWEDE TURNIPS- Sutton's Improved Champion (Prizes to the amount of £2400 have been awarded to this .Turnip) ;' ';. . : MANGEL— Sutton's Mammoth Long , . : Red aad Yellow Globe (have given 70 tons per acre) GHASS AND GLOVEIB. CLOVERS— Sutton's Giant Cow Clover (a new and excellent variety), Red, White, Alsyke, Trefoil } GRASSES -Timbthy Grass (very clean), , r Cocksfoot, Perennial Rye, Italian Rye, Prairie,. and Rib Grass. ] - We have a large stock of the above.! The ; quality is first-class and free from weejds. BONE OUST AND WJANJh ORR AND eb. . ■:.!.ttl..; ■.! I ' - ' ;