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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 238, 13 November 1909, Page 1

SUTTON'S SEEDS MASTERTON, IBth July, 1909. MESSRS TOTHILL, LIMITED,. Invercargill. Dear Si if, We enclose herewith report of Masterton A. and P. Association. You will note that a report in embo'ied dealing with Tnrnip and Mangel Competitions, from which you will t*e that in every instiuice prize \\iimciv> used Sutton's Seeds. Yours faithfully, LEVIN AND COY., Limited. C. C. SUMMERELL, Branch Manager. £X TRACT FROM REPORT—DETAILS OF COMPETITIONS. Turnip* i Cost of ' Wfll ß ht __j and Quantity of : 08t0 .' I oionp | Qi.»'<* Seed ot 1~~ ~" per acre I I per acre _ „ , I Gray Bros, 1 a | Alton's Green & Purple 111 | _ _ I Top Aberdeen 9 < 3Jd 42 14 1 Limestone INo blight Win, Perry 2a | Sutton's Green Globe 110 | 3jf |3317 8 River flats |No blight Swedes—Flat Wm Perry 1 I Sutton's Eloplmnt 110 1 8| |3B 0 0 River flats No Wight Wiaw'and Sou I | Maguuin Bonum, Sutton |7| 2J |B7 0 0 Alluvial Aftersummerfallo* Kibblew,.ite 3 Sutton's Crimson King 8 8| jB2 0 0 Clay subsoil I 111 & shingle Old paddock Swedes—Ridged O'Sulljynn e | Sutton's Champion |7 I 6 ISOO Of Deep alluvial P. E'v us 7 I Sutton's Crimson King & j . | I I Champion Swede |9! 7i |2OO 01 Light soil . Second crop of turnip* Mangel* Shaw and Son 4 I Sutton's Mommoth Bed | 8 | ijt 174 0 0 I Rioh soil K. J, haigh 5 | button's & Garton Long | | j I I a«d I 4 1 ii (64 00 1 Rioh soil Well cultivated E. J, haigh 5 H (64 0 0 1 Rioh soil Well cultivated PLOTS 2a, 1, 8 were chiefly phosphoric manures (artificial or chemical) PLOTS 6, 2, U complete manures (artificial or chemical) PLOT 4 stable manure (complete); also a complete munure (artificial) PLOT 5, nitrogen, phosphoric and potash, chiefly phosphatic and potassio N.B. - Crops having bonodust in mixture will still .have a very large pew which will form base for evops to follow, E. GEIFFITHS AND CO. NEW PLYMOUTH. SOLE AGENTS FOR TARANAKI.

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