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SUTTON'S SEEDS MASTERTON, 19th July, 1900. MESSRS TOTHILL, LIMITED, lnvercargill. Dear Sirs, Wo enclose herewith report of Masterton A. and P. Association. You will note thnt a report is embodied dealing with Tnrnip and Mangel Competitions, from which you will see that in every instance prize winners used Sutton's Seeds. Yours faithfully, LEVIN AND COY., Limited. 0. C. SUMMERELL, Branch Manager. EXTRACT FROM REPORT.-DETAILS OF COMPETITIONS. I Sutton's Elephant I Magnum Bonum, Sutton Sutton's Crimson King Swedes—Flat (10 I I 33 0 0 7 | 2i 37 0 0 9 3} an 0 0 Swedes—Ridged Sutton's Cluitrpiou I 7 | 5 130 0 0 | Sutton's Crimson King & j > I Champion Swede j9 , 7J |2OO 0 j Mangels I lb I I I Sutton's Mammoth Red j 3 | 4| 174 0 0 I button's & Garton Long | | j I lied |4 j 4i fO4 0 01 River flats Alluvial Clay subsoil & shingle Deep alluvial Light soil Bioh soil Rich soil No blight After summer fallow Old p&ddoolc Second crop of tornipi Well cultivated PLOTS 2a, 1, 8 were chiefly phosphoric manures (artificial or chemioal) PLOTS 6, 2, 1a complete manures (artificial or chemical) PLOT 4 stable manure (complete); also a complete munure (artificial) PLOT 5, nitrogen, phosphoric and potash, chiefly phosphatic and potaasia N.B. - Crops having boncdust in mixture will still have a very large percentage of phogphorio and anhydride which will form base for crops to follow. E. GRIFFITHS AND CO. NEW PLYMOUTH. SOLE AGENTS FOR TARANAKI,

WOMAN: liOYELY WOMAN! y\/OMAN is the handiwork of the Creator. One writer lias stated that to properly portray her virtues, "one must needs dip his pen into til) hues of the rainbow and dry it in tile dust of rubies," A woman in perfect health, rounded cut in the curves of beauty, has been the theme of song, art, and story sinco Eve came into the Garden of Eden. But woman by nature was created frailer than licr brother man, and is subject to periodical drains and depressions from which there is no escape. To help overcome these periods, WILSON'S MALT EXTRACT is of priceless value. It a!li-\ iates her sufferings, keeps her robust ny nourishing and stimulating the impoverished blood, drives away the dull headache, and helps her to recuperate quickly, thus preserving her youth and beauty. All chemists and stores sell WILSONS HALT EXTRACT, price Is 9d, laiiro bottles 3s. Wholesale agent 9 for Taranaki, L. D. NATHAN & CO., LTD. rjiKE UNITED INSURANCE CO., LTD (Established 18G2). Transacts all classes of Fire, Marine, and Accident Business at lowest current ratts. District agents: WEBSTER BROS., Devon Street. New I'l v'jioiit'i.

THt r ENGAGEMENT RING Tlie proudest moment of a girl's life is when she can show her friends lier engagement ring. Tho concern of the young man is to know where he can purchase a handsome ring AT THE LOWEST COST. AT W. ROBERTS' SALE There is a magnificent array of Tings for selection. Call and nee the travellers' samples of silver, and electro-plate ware. A DISCOUNT OF 4/- IN THE £ OFF EVERYTHING. Note tiu, Apdbess Near Melbourne Clothing 'o„ J)evou Street,

DO NOT FAIL To see oar new COPPER AND ELECTROPLATE GOODS The Prettiest RINGS AND BROOCHES SKE4TEB BEOS., NEW PLYMOUTH. THE COUNTRY PEOPLE jl T SAf)A K. 1 Are requested to note that their D"?UG .VANTB will receive immediate anrt best .♦ttentiou from F. EDWARDS, ■ 0 ASH CHEMIS TSTRATFORD. XfOR SALE—I acre. Vogeltowi., price £23(i; easy terms j good buildinp »it«.—Apply Gilmour & Clarke.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 235, 10 November 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 235, 10 November 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 235, 10 November 1909, Page 1

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