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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1929, 12 October 1874, Page 3

Seeds. Seeds. SEEDS. NEW SEEDS SEEDS - £)UNCAN M«LEAnO RR AN ° °° Boundary street, have much P leas^e in drawing special attenIs now offering the First Shipment of tion to tlie following CHOICE SEEDS, New Garden & Agricultural Seeds, which are ac^owied g ed to be the Just landed Ex Alma. FINEST VARIETIES IN CULTIVATION Imported direct from'j Messrs Sutton and Sons, the Largest Seed Establishment : j n Engiam^ w ho guarantees to supply only Genuine New and UnadulCabbage (sorts) Cucumber— Marquis terated Seeds. Cauliflower— Vetches of Lome, Sir Colin BEET— Sutton's Improved Dark Red Autumn Giant, Early Campbell, Long BEANS— Sutton's Improved Broad London, Walchern's, Prickly, Dixon's Windsor , „ „ BEANS— (French) Canadian Wonder and Mammoth Newton Hero l ' BROCOLl— Sutton's Superb Early Beans Herbs White Brocalii Bird Seeds CELERY-Solid White Carrots Tomatoes „,„„.__ T .. ,-n,,-^ CABBAGE— lmperial and Early DrumTurnip Eschalot head Lettuce Potato Onions CUCUMBER-Marquis of Lome, BerkSadish — Black, &0., &&, shire Champion, Star of the West, Spanish, and Long • &c. Forty-fold, and Long Przckley Red . CAULIFLOWER— Sutton's Kingof the, Early Dwarf, Mammoth, and Early London ONI O N SJulilDS, CARROT- Early Short-horn, Altring. ham, Intermediate, and Long Surrey D, M'LEAN PUMPKlNS— lmproved Mammoth would call particular attention to this Seed, LETTUCE— Sutton's Improved White Cos, Sutton's Gem Cabbage, Sutton's as he makes a point of having none but the Drumhead very finest kinds, including Giant Rocca, very large ONION SEEDS. Brown and White Spanish Giant Roca Onion, Growing from 21b to 31b in weight, Sutton's improved Qloho Reading Onion, 17 inches in circumference, Brown Spanish, White Silverskin • do ' Bl o wn Globe ' and PickUn g Having tested the above we can with conPickling, &c, &c. fidence recommend them to our customers. PEAS — Sutton's Ringleader (the earliest FIELD : Pea in cultivation), Second Early, Choice Lots of and Later Variety PARSNIP - Hollow Crown and Student Turnip, Devonshire Grey Stone RADlSH— French Breakfast, Long Do Swede " Scarlet, White and Red Turnips TURNlPS— Sutton's Early Snowball, Mangolds Sutton's All the Year Round Carrots, White and Red TOMATOES— GeneraI Grant, Trophy, and Large Red Perennial Rye Grass RHUBARB-Large Green Giant, Myet's Italian do Victoria Timothy Cocksfoot FLOWER SEEDS, White and Red Clovers -nr-i-i. i ■l- j • j. i« v With description and instructions on each Cow Grass P acka ß e - Akyke LAWNGRASS.&c, &c, &c. . _~. SEED POTATOES. A Choice Lot of GRAPE VINES AMERICAN EARLY ROSE, Vil^iiO, EARLY SHAW, and PINK-EYES. Specially Selected in Victoria for this Climate. FIELD SEEDS: t* -hit i v rw A -kt SWEDE TURNIPS- Sutton's Improved D. M'LEAI, «,/.«•♦«. ' Champion (Prizes to the amount of BOUNDARY STREET. £2400 have been awarde<? to this Turnip) EVERY VARIETY MANGEL-Sutton's Mammoth Long Op Red aad Yellow Globe (have given 70 tons per acre) NEW AND CHOICE GARDEN SEEDS, GRASS AND CLOVER. On Sale at CLOVERS— Sutton's Giant Cow Clover J. Hamilton & Co/s, {a new and exceUent variety)j Red, White, Alsyke, Trefoil MAWHERA QUAY. GRASSES -Timothy Grass (very clean), All Sjeeds Guaranteed. Cocksfoot, Perennial Rye, Italian W" ANTED KNOWN— Garden Seeds, all it ye> prairie, and Rib Grass, kinds, warranted new, and at the lowest prices. American Store, Gresson We have a large Btock of the above. The street. ■•■■.' ANTED KNOWN-50,000 Cabbage l uaUtv « fi^t-class and free from weeds. Plants, all sorts, American Seed Store, Gresson street, .or Chesterman's Cremorne Gardens, South Beach. fiO]VK yygf AJVD GU^flO, WANTED KNOWN -Onion Seed. New Onion Seed, all kinds; Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Choice Peas, &c, Potfo" m p. tore ' Gresson Btreflt> oppOßite I ORB' AND OOr