PRODUCTIVE WAIMAUKU.
TOMATO ■- GROWERS' SliOOSf [BY TELEGRAPH.— CORRESPOND .'■ | WAIMAUKU. Stf. The satisfactory state of th *#&»-: industry is illustrated by the » C S; -j the Waitemata Dairy m P m jU!*L§* out to its suppliers close on £6000 t ; J month of January, at a basis of ** ■ij ' lb.. ■ ■••' '-- '■■•'••'•■■ : - - . k<o ; Good results have l«en obtain. tomato:; culture, especially,. ■en < lands. One grower has t3 * cn f ki'i* over on© ton of first-grade a large supply of second-grade, fffT:\'o,', plants. This grower has been .|j ' district for less v. than '■' v af- ye**> *"; result is vmost satisfactory. ,\M Jj
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18332, 23 February 1923, Page 6
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