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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 99, 27 August 1915, Page 3

iUCIMKSi tJHSTIIift. NEWTON KING' HAS FOR HAL!-] AND TO ARRIVE jY SEED POTAT( THESE HAVE BEEN CAREFTJ LEY SELECTED, and are a tip top Sample. liiey Comprise extra early, early, and main crop. EARLY PURITAN.—EarIy, White. DALMENY ACME.—Very early white Kidney, heavy croups?. DALMENY BEAUTY.— Main crop, round, white, heavy cropper. ALSOThe old favouritep, which need no description:— EARLY ROSE, BEAUTY OF HEBRON, ROBIN ADAJR, GAMEKEEPER, UP-TO-DATE, and IRISH ROCKS. Manure the above with "FISONS" SPECSAL POTATO MA?*. URE, and you will be assured of a bumper crop. ACENCSES.— Amner's Napier Lime. Nobel's explosives for stmnpij "Crown" Portland Cement, as used by the most impc ant Harbour Boards and City Councils of New Zealai Carton's Regenerated Farm Seeds. NEW PLYMOUTH. STRATFORD.

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