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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3564, 18 July 1890, Page 4

MMe. IT!BE Celebrated: CHAMPION JL " , POTATOES, acknowledged to be the Heayioat Crippor. Seed imported diroot from England last year, . The following well-known settlors have given us testimonials a? to quality and quantity grown: • ■■. • " 1 have groat pleasure in giving you a testimonial as to the quality of-the Champion Potatoes I had of you. Thoy were Bplendid oafing, and looked ,pice and white when cooked.—D, B, Toohili, Universal Hotol,' 1 11 1 bntr to say that your crop of Champion Potatoes was very heavy, and tho quality excellent.—Taos Parsons, Eketahuna Hotel." '. .. • " The Ohampion Potatoes I had of you were very good indeed.—Mrs A, Spkino, Eketahuna." "1 have seen the Champion Potatoes grown by yoa. For weight and q " tho crop would bo hard to beat.-'n^. .- Bayliss, Eketahuna,, "I havo taken particular notice of your paddook of potatoes* and tho different kinds of tho ' Olmrapion' \im- , ported by you wero the heaviest'erop I havo ever seen, and far before any of tho other sorts, and tho quality excellent.— D. Sheehyn, Wi Waka.' 1 , " Ihaveon several occasions inspected in company with others your crop of potatoeß,and wo wero surprised that your Champions were bo good for the first season imported, They wero a much heavier crop than any of .the colonial potatoes planted in tho same paddock, and next season will lam sure do much batter.—F. Bright, Phtonix Saw Mills." ' " Tho Ohampion Potatoes I had of you were the very be'sU have ever had,' I : was surprised to find, considering,' the bizo, that none were bad or hollow.—H. Jobksbby, Parkville," " The Champion Potatoes I dug for you were a very heavy crop—the best I havo seen in tho colony, I dug up my< self in ono day 10 sacks of them,—F. Roiide, Eketahuna." "Buttho onlyremetyfor.tho potato disease known in other countries—and remember this is a remedy, although temporary-is the propagation of new varieties. Is It not time to commence r similar work here on a larger Bcalo than ■has vetboen attempted ? Melbourne Leader.

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