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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7401, 17 September 1902, Page 2

THE DAIRYING .EASON. Th_ advent of another milking season is now the chief topic of conversation amongst farmers, with its elements of best price for butter tat, best milk tests and. last but net least, tho best way of securing them. It has been repeatedly shown that tho growth of suitable root crops, from their .enormo(i3 yield ot feed, is" the surest; way to a profitable return. Mangels and Swedes are beyond" doubt worthy of the attention of the dairy farmers, and Sutton's ." Prize Winner" Mange), which has yielded approximately \o 100 tons pel* acre, and SuttouV '.' Crimson King" and "Magnum JJouura " Swede, which Jiavo over arid orer again returhed <i_6'p.s ot o.cr.iQ tons per acre, are the most favoured varieties in England. These kinds have been grown with,muoh success in this district and are meeting with increased demand. They, as well as all dther varieties of Sutton's seeds, can "be ob H n. e._..fra the United Farmers' Co(3peraUre ; Association, who: ai. tJie.Solc ttts^AS. 1110^11^'^^^

IN THE CUSHION Frame of the" cycle of perfect ease, the DwF-P. extr? ' co **.fortis rnj appre?!. able. There is nothing wu'rftlT nth. DaytonCushionFraml^ftf Lll observer it looks Exactly like the ordinary cycle. If you rijesire luxurious 10-omotion Aty type of machinodeWves y.our CO n„derah- P .^ pl'particiilars'on apphcMion^o G. ff. icciT.'Jh.fqurire Pa._.e_sta*_ North' ' '-'

Coventry, Eng'ond; Mayrilfilli, 1.02 to Mr J. B. Clarkson, R.dge-\Vhitworth Agency,"Palmerston North, ETe-V Zea-lund.-^Pear glr.-r-You wjll no -Joijb'tyal' equally pleased with oureelves to hthe that wo havo to-day received tba Rohis Warrant.of appointment .to H.R.H. be Princo of. Wales. . We rtrust that.tear exceptional laark of Rbytd.apprpval. will tend'to considerably .ricri;B.i.vaur busiacos with us and be of a._t-t___e towydu m procuring order, for;-our cycles— lours faithfully, .Ba.ge-Wbitvroith Ltd.— Mil. .