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RESULT off Tests of SEEDS'Biftblted by MP NEWTON KING at the New Plymouth lichlbltfon, i.i>oi- Percentage There»t L ? l ~ mometer.l BwwHm 1 Penile Wheat j 28 2 Tuscan Wheat .. ~' 28 3 Hunters' Wiieat .. ..; 24 4 Paspalum Dilitstum .. ~ i 988 5 Danish Oats 78 6 Black Tartar Oats .. ~ 120 7 Algerian Oats.. .. .. 96 8 Maize .. .. .. .. j 48 9 White Taitaiian Oats .. : 00 10 Golden Tares ! 24 11 Winter Tines | 18 12 Chevalier Rat-ley .. ~ i 28 13 Hweot Vernal j 118 14 Canadian Oats .. .. I 00 15 G.T. Yellow Aberdeen Turnips | 71 16 P.T.;Yel)ow Aberdeen Turnips I 72 17 UyeCoru 18 1 8 Cape Barley C 8 !9 Sparrowbill Oats ~ .',' l (10 20 Champion Swede ~ ~ I 7 J 21 Mustard .. ~ \\ 29 22 Large Fescue.. '.) \\ 132 28 Alsike.. '_ 72 24 English Cowgrass ~ ~ 96 25 English White Clover '.'. 96 26 Monarch Swede ~ ~ QJ 27 Red Clover ~ "48 28 Hard Fescue.. 29 Crested Dogstail ~ ~ 132 30 Chewing's Fescue 31 Meadow Fescue .. ~ 120 32 Linseed .. ~ „, 28 33 Carton Oats .. .. \\ 96 34 Italian Eye 72 35 Prairie Grass 120 36 Colonial Cowgrara .. ~ 96 38 Colonial White Clover .. 8 39 Hawke's Bay Rye .. ~ 7S 40 Meadow Foxtail .. .. 132 41 Yellow Intermediate Mangold 90 42 Red Clover .. .. ~ 72 43 Lucerne .. .. ~ 72 44 Partridge Peas ~ .. 24 45 Horse Beans 24 46 Dun Oats 96 47 Prussian Blue Peas .. .. 24 48 Eggex jjapg .. 148 I*9 English Perennial Rye . 132 o« Jiong Red Mangold ~ ~ 90 81 Cocksfoot .. 132 52 Trefoil .. .'' ..120 53 Golden Tankard Mangold .'.' 148 88 American White Clover .. 72

Test stalled January 16th, 1905; completed January Mth, MM. Awarded Ist Diploma and Gold Medal, Okas 14, Section 10. (Signed) H. B. CATTLKY\ T . G. W. BROWNE J*" S. CLARK & CO. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. DEVON STREET .. ... to . JIEW PLYMOUTH, r\ UR NEW SEASON'S GOODS consisting of Bedsteads. Fenders Fireirons, Table Covers, riall Curtains, Tapestries and Cretonne*, Oarpet Runners and Squares have just arrived, all direct from tew wtifacturers. THOSE ABOUT TO FURNISH CANNOT DO BETTEB than call aaß inspect our large stock. tS»« REMEMBER we import direct from the manufacturers. We buy iwH. therefore we can sell well. | Telephone 813, INSPECTION INVITED A. B.C. BOOT AND SHOE Co. NEW PLYMOUTH, Dear Sir.—Our football boots or* One Shilling cheaper than can bo purchased elsewhere. To TRY a pair you must BUY a pair. They are selling at four prices 7/6, 8/6, 0/6, 10/6. Remember ONE SHILLING cheaper than clsowhert. , . ,■ . . ■ r: »■:!■ H BOOT & BHOE CO.

rp HIS is the bicycle that has stood the test. It ia built «« Us tot scientific principles, with all the lat st improvement*, and is recognised as the most reliable bicycle on the market. It is not a cheap bicycle* built only for sale, but contains the best workmanship obtainable, therefore is the cheapest. _, RELIABLE BIKES ALWAYS ON SALE. ' A. Hollingwopth, Rambler Cycle Depot* EG MONT STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH. B, HONNOB J t KHTOi HONNOR AND CLARK, COAOHBU ILDERB, lIARDET STREET, NEW PLYMOOXBi ~#i .'." ' BDBIPTION 01 ————————— i-i ii ■ WE BEG to announce to our numerous customers and thsnUclfrovm. j lng pubhc Uiat in order to place modem vehicle iuproTmMnU at RUBBER TYRES to old and new vehicle wheels. IN STOCK: SPRING CART, iNBPBono n iNvrnoD.

II u s Ball-Bearing Sewing . Machines. This peinl alone placet our iimthiDuß far above &$ ' ordieary. Delightfully OUT Jr running, Savon 'ureßi* in u/th the Machine and Urn ? Worker, We Uml) be gfad to www yon alt U» «ttwr e*«d paint* U you will at* low us. OKEY, SON <fc ARNOLD. (Limited.) DEVOK STttEET OENTHAU

IHE NEW ZEALAND GOVEBIW . tnent State Fire Inwranee Office will b» prepared to accept Fir* HisKß on and after 4.1 h January, 1905. A3vantag«s. Insured share profit^ State Guaranloo. ,- ' Lowest ßates. IDquitablo and prompt aet" '"' fef

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7806, 26 April 1905, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7806, 26 April 1905, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7806, 26 April 1905, Page 4

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