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Sutton's Giant Evergreen Italian Ryegrass CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED. . [Extract from New Zealand Times.] (To the Editor "On the Land"). gIR-In your issue of Oth inst., giving an account of the Feilding Show, y<* report that Mr. A. L. Josephs, of Christchurch, pointed out that amoni the good work of Mr. Lowrie (late of Lincoln College) was his having drawn attention to the wonderful merits of Sutton's Devon Eaver ryegrass. There has, Jioncver, been some confusion of the two grasses—Sutton's Devon Earei perennial ryegrass and Sutton's Giant Evergreen Italian ryegrass. It Is Sutton's <.ant Evergreen Italian ryegrass that is at Lincoln College. I spent a day witk AnJ-r™* 1 !! % embe !l> and h j? the n told me what he told Mr. Joseph, and bowed me the fields. I recognised the value of Sutton's Giant Italian yean ago, and have grown it regularly, and can endorse what Mr. Lowrie said, that mere is no grass in cultivation to compare with it. It crows all the wir and rushes away early m the spring, and stands more fecdfng and is better f« vL* J Uy Si;aSS -uVt Been ,' and on 00d land win stand f « three or f years, and on river silt I have had it as many i»- *~ - --» '- - i! " ' Sutton's Devon Eaver or Devonshire Evergr as its name denotes, is green all the year round. The verdant hills of Devon are proverbial, and, lv.„« „ „„ I made enquiries, and found that the grass lands there (t ploughed in the memory of man) were composed chiefly of the Devon Enw « Eavergreen ryegrass (as the local people call it) and crested dogtail. It wrote to Messrs Sutton, and arranged with them to collect this special strain (or me, and it has already got a name, for itself in New Zealand. In Taranaki where there are a number of Devonshire people, it was taken up at once, and Messrs E. Griffiths and Co., have splendid reports. In Southland also, wheW is well known, .t is much prized for its perennial character and winter «rowth 1 am writing this in order to prevent mistakes being made, and the consa quent disappointment.-I am, etc., GEORGE TOTHILL E. GRIFFITHS AND CO.. NEW PLYMOUTH. SOLE AGENTS FOR SUTTON'S SEEDS,'

SOME GOOD TABANAKI SHEEP BUNS TBO ACEES Lease m Perpetuity. Rant W per acre. 721 acres in yery good grass, balance reserved for shelter. Well fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks, all sheep proof. 4-roomed house and outbuildings, good sheep yards. Fronting good formed road, 3 miles to Kiore Railway Station on Stratford-Ongarue line by good road. AH good very easy papa country. Winters 2 ewes per acre veil. Trice £7 per awe. Reasonable terms can be arranged. 8623 1022 ACRES °- EP - at 10s P er ">"- Rent £23 per annum. 260 acres in gnu. balance good bush land. 100 chains of fencing. 2-roomed whare (iron) and shed 22ft. by 10ft., sheep yards, large and 2 small paddocks. Situated at Tongaporutu, % mil? to school, 1 mile to Post Office, etc. Price £2 12s (Id acre. Terms about £IOOO cash, and balance can be arranged for on reasonable terms. InTSt 1200 ACRES ' 830 acres in K rass ' 150 acres burned and being sown ia vv mixed English grasses, bala oe 220 acres in good bueh land, which the owner intends to fall next season. All good easy country and good hills, and very veil grassed and subdivided into 8 paddocks. Good 6-roomed house, verandah, also 3-roomed man's cottage, good woolshed and yards: Situated on the Puniwhakau road, about nine miles from Te Wera Railway Station on the Stratford-Ongarue line. Good formed road past the property, which has good frontage, and easily worked. 000 acres O.R.P. act. £1 per acre; and 000 acres LLP. at Is per acre. Price £7 per acre. Terms £1 per acre each, and balance can be arranged for on reasonable terms. Good 2 ewe country. 3Mf 2300 ACRES Freehol<J - 160 ° «"• » *"«»• 70 ° "res in good bush. 11 *'** vv miles to Hawera Railway Station. Subdivided into 18 paddock*. Whare, sheep yards and dip. All good sheep country, estimated to winter 2 ewes. Price £6 10s per acre for grass land (1000 acres), and £2 10s per acre for bush land (700 acres). Terms £1 per acre cash, and the balano* *he van dor will take for 6 years at 5 per cent. 8934 T HAVE on my Land Register a fine collection of Dairy Farms, Sheep Bans, Bush properties, Store Businesses, etc. All correspondence promptly attended to. Loans negotiated, and t*rms arranged on Land and Stock. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT AND GENERAL MERCHANT. NEW PLYMOUTH.

Why not have the Best Pastures ? rpHE vital points in seeds are cleanliness and germinating power, and it fc these points we study when procuring our seeds. Yet we can place then' on the market at the most reasonable prices. Call on us, or write, for samples and quotations of our HAWKES* BAY RYEGRASS. CANTERBURY RYEGRASS (old pasture) GIANT ITALIAN RYEGRASS. , COCKSFOOT (extra dressed) , » . COWGRASS, RED CLOVER, WHITE CLOVER, .'**•' CRESTED DOGSTAIL, Or any seed you may require for your Autumn sowing. LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH EEIMEST QUALITY WM. HOWE KING AND BROUGHAJf STREETS. NEW PLYMOUTH.

Plant Money and Watch it grow. It's germinating qualities depend upon where you plant it—good seeds are practically wasted if sown in poor soil. Plant YOUR money at YOUNG, HOBBS, and it will give you a splendid crop of satisfaction. We supply everything for the f arm in the best qualities at most moderate prices. 0 rders now being received for GRASS SEEDS of all kinds, reliable and well tested. ALGERIAN OATS-Splendid winter feed. PRIME OATSHEAF BEST FEED OATS FATTENING PIG FEE DS BARLEY MEAL, RICE MEAL, POLLARD, BRAN, SUCROSLNE. Wo are Taranaki agents tqr LAWES' FAMOUS DIPS. and execute all orders with despatch. _ Let us know your requirements for winter. YOUNG, HOBBS & CO.,

The New 14.16 H.P. 4-Cyllnder 1910 Model I DARRACQ MOTOR CAR | Price £360 * SIMPLE, SILENT AND ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE. PARTIOULARLY SUITED FOR THE ROUGH ROADS OP TARANAKt REMEMBER DARRACQ CARS HAVE A REPUTATION! FOR RELIABILITY. WAIT AND SEE THE NEW MODELS SHORTLY COMING TO HAND. C. W. CUNSON CRITERION MOTOR GARAGE LIARDET ST., NEW PLYMOC Sole Tarunki Ageit for D&rraeq »nd D« Dkw Out. *+*+*****<++***++*+**++ m *»* A mber Tips Tea nlli m iu aeriti and aeedi do Coipot Scheme. »r "Ctlch-Peaij " Cih EilcrpritW «• kelp it. Aikforh. l/B.WIOMd2/-p«rlb. M

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 266, 20 March 1911, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 266, 20 March 1911, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 266, 20 March 1911, Page 7

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