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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13596, 3 December 1909, Page 2

"He that would Reap Well must Sow Well," This old adage applies with no less force to the Seedsman than to the Sower. That is why we offer only seeds that are true to name and sure to Germinate. We ourselves sow well when we stock only the best seeds .... at a moderate price and we expect to reap our reward. You will do likewise if you deal at the " Premier Canterbury Seed Store" __________________________ u __ m ___ m^mmmmm mmm—mmm*—mmmmmmvmm^ N.Z. Farmers Co-op*

Sow this Month: FRENCH BEANS TURNIP PEAS BPINAOH OABBAQE BALADINQ LETTUCE RADIBH Plant out Seedlings: OABBAQE BOREOOLE CAULIFLOWER BROCOOLI BRUBSELB BPROUTB &c, &c. Farm Seeds (only just landed) TURNIPS (white fleshed) Mammoth Purple Top Early White Stone Devonshire Greystone Imperial Green Globe Lincolnshire Red Globe Early Six Weeks TURNIPS (yellow fleshed) Purple Top Aberdeen Sutton's Centennary Green Top Aberdeen Sutton's Yellow Favourite Fosterton Hybrid. SWEDE Hurst's Monarch Sutton's Crimson King Skirving's Purple Top Sutton's Magnum Bonum John Bull RAPE MUSTARD KALE

IS HONESTY THE BEST POLICY? THE old proverb I learned many years ago, and have endeavoured to carry out in all my dealinga. Whilst I know that I pay from four to five time* as much for the making of my Suit* than do leas scrupulous firms, who Ret their Suite made in a clothing factory—hy factory labour—call then Tailor-made, »nd charge yon tha same price as I do. Every tailor in the country knows their waree do not square with what they say about them. Reason it out for yourself on the above fignrea. and see who gete your hard-earned caah; then ask yourself which policy you will support. _ venture to predict you will follow the crowd of discerning, thoughtful men to OWES, the London Tailor. United ServioBuildings, Hereford street. C.706