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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9024, 2 November 1925, Page 2

GARDENERS ARE Y° U G ETTING RESULTS? Aro you getting irom your seeds the strong, healthy plants you want? If not, the fault is in the seed. We can sell you reliable, richly, productive seeds; vegetable seeds that produce size and quality in vegetables, and flower seeds that give profuse growth and beauty of bloom in flowers. Dahlias and Thrysa njb emu ms a specialty. The season now favours beddum out tomato plants—we have the best SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, 98 Queen Street. Auckland.

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