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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 9887, 18 November 1897, Page 4

SPfiCIAI- ANNOUNCEMENTS SPECIAL TO FARMERS. IF YOU WISH TO HAVE CLEAN PASTURES SOW SEEDS WHICH ARE PROVED TO BE MATCHLESS FOR PURITY AND GERMINATION. The following letter speak* for itself :- ~ Iwl> U( . j,- oVrmT>ert 1537 . " Messrs Geo. G. Ste_» asd Co., " Christchurch. (I TVKAII SIRS.-We hive asain much pleasure i-.reporf.nij to you the result of th. teat of theiseeds \J sent to us for that purpose. Out of the large number sent us (about thirty altogether) NONE OF THEM TK_S_yf*« THAN 90 PER CENT. OF GERMINATING POWER, WHILE QUITE A NUMBER HAVE REACHED THE POSSIBLE, Tl_, 100 PER. CENT. •• Altogether we report that they have proved to be the best lot we have had from you during the number of years we have been testing for you. " Any further particulars regarding same we will be pleased to sin you or any of your Clients. " We are, yours truly, " NAIRN and SONS." GEO. G. STEAD AND CO.

A. WORDEN AND CO., •125 COLOMBO STREET, (Next E. Recce and Son 3). ' TTNIQUE AND ORIGINAL DESICNS IN U GOWKS, RIDING HABITS, CYCLING SKIRTS and BLOUSES. Tailor Made Costumes a Speciality. The dressmaking is under Mrs Worden's personal supervision. 9217 7*jk PER A HOUSE. 6d. TO-NIGHT. 6d. POPULAR CONCERT. OVERTURES BY MP. CORRICK'S ORCHESTRA. . SCENE FROM "HADRIAN'S DAUGHTERS," Including Son?, "Hail Zealandia," with Chorus of Forty Performers. MISS CORRICK will sing—" Kerry Dance" and " Dreams of Home " MR YOUNG will sing—" Off to Philadelphia" MR TRBWKRNE—" Good Company " MR POOLEY—"The Beacon" and " The Outpost." Recitations by Mr Ryan. Arrangements have been made with THE KINEMATOGRAPH to show a number of Pictures that arrived too late for exhibition durinj- Carnival Week. Selections will also be given by ths L»te*fc Development of the Talking Machine, the GRAMOPHONE. (•J Admission to all Part of ftr],„„, «<l the House « u l3Ol