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Taranaki Daily News, 17 August 1918, Page 4

In connection with the campaign at present being carried on in favor of a poll being taken on the question of the abolition of the liquor trade, on the basis of the National Efficiency Board's re-, port, a lecture is to be given in the Good Templar Hall on Thursday evening next, by Mr. W. D. Bayley, vice-president of the Winnipeg Labor Party, of Canada. Mrs. D. Don, a well-known Dunedin lady speaker, will also address the meeting. USEFUL SUMMER CROPS. '" \ RECORD CABBAGES. One of the principal summer crops of vegetables is cabbage.. To be able to cut the very earilest cabbages in spring yon must sow seed in autumn (in March or April) of Cooper's First Crop and "Springtide" and "303" or "The Bullet," but seed sown now of early varieties will allow you to cut heads only a few weeks later. ' Then for cutting in- summer, December to March, you need Coopers famous stock of "Succession." Our superb stock of this is unexcelled in size, and when cooked is a beautiful color, tender and delicious eating. Mr. Lochore, Reefton, wired US (February 8): "What is the New Zealand record for cabbage? I have a "Succession" grown from Cooper's Seeds <jf Success, weighing 43J1b." We have numerous testimonials of our cabbage seedin fact, all classes of our seeds. It is the success that follows the sowing of our seed that increases their sale. Ask the principal prizetakers and the most succesful planter in your district; we prefer them to speak for us. Insist on having Cooper's, either from the bulk or in packets. If you cannot get them from your seedsmen or supplier when you,ask for them, write to us. Don's let them spoil your season with any other so-called "Cheaper Seeds,"—F. COOPER, Limited, Wellington (Largest ansfa»«f Saab in. Australasia), fiia