A CROP OF TURNIPS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7851, 13 July 1911, Page 5

A CROP OF TURNIPS

ALLEGED BAD SEED. A disappointing crop of turnips which ought to hare been swedes, but were not, was the primary cause of bringing parties into court in a case heard by the Chief Justice in the Supremo Court yesterday. The parties were Robert Archibald, of Bketahuna, farmer, plaintifi, and the Eketahnna Farmers’ Co-operative Association, Ltd., defendants. Mr Page appeared for the plaintifi, and Mr C. E. Dix for the defendant comasked that an award of an umpire appointed under the Arbitration t ot, dated ‘March 30th. 1911, be enforced. By the award the association was to pay him .£GI Its, which sum had not been paid. The beginning of the dispute was that plaintiff had bought certain ! seed from the defendant company with the object of raising a crop of swedes. The turnips which actually grew was a mixture of swedes and pnrple-top soft was a counter motion to have the award set aside on the' ground of irregularity. , Decision was reserved. GOOD HEALTH. Without health life is robbed of all its pleasures, and most of its successes. There is more good health than you ever imagined in a box of Chamher Jain’s Tablets. A reliable remedy that begins hy cleansing the. stomach of all teal accmnulations and finishes by toning up the entire system. Sold everywhere • =========== \