HATE NOW RECEIVED THE SWUNG SUPPLIES OF SEEDS AND GRAIN FROM THE BEST COLONIAL AND BEITISH FIRMS. ALL OF TnE HIGBE T GERMINATION AND PURITY. STOCK INCLUDES: Sutton's, Garton'n and Cooper's Mangels, White and Yellow Fleshed Turnips, Carrots, Cow. Cabbage, C&ou Moellier, T. H. Kale, ,nd B. L. E. Rape. VARIETIES include all the prl e-takers, including the Toko and North Taranaki Championship. GLOVERS'AND GRASS SEEDS: Macdonald's old pasture Hawke's Bay Rye, heavy old p sture Sandon, heavy-weight Canterbury and Italian Rye, Western Wolths, Colon- > lal White Clover and Cowgiass, Alsike, Trefoil, Timothy, Poa Pratensis, Trivialis, Brown. Top, Danthonia Pilosa, Lotus Major, choice Marlborough, Lu erne, Paspalum Dilatatum, Chew-ings-and Meadow Fescue, Mustard, Crimson Clover, Akaroa Cocksfoot., ]. a ,-. M , -j SEED GRAIN: New Zealand nd Australian D.M.D. and clipped Algerians, Garton's and guaranteed College Algerians, Black, Cape and Chevalier Barley, Scotch Tares, Ryecorn, Partridge and Blue Prussian Peas, Horse Beans, Japanese Millet, White Horse Tooth, Hickory King, and 90 Day Maize. FERTILISERS for every crop, ncludftlg Sterling Turnip, Mangel and Grass Manure, 44/46 Super, local Green and Australian and Calcutta pure Bone dust, Blood and Bone, 20, 30, 40 and 90 per cent. Potash, Sulphate of Ammonia, Nitrate of Soda, Basic Slag, and any jpecial mixture can be procured or mixed as required. Agent or Farmers' Fertiliser Mixtures. HORSE,jkßjfii COW and CALF POODS INCLUDE: Faterine. Moose Meal a£d Nuts, Tui, Whole and Crushed Linseed, Whole and Cnlshed Gats, Blenheim OS. Chaff, Hay, Straw, Bran, and a specially fine mixture to .ssist when cows are under test, also Robertson's Cow Drench. MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS INCLUDE: Brttls* Wire, Donald's. Wire Strainers, Wire Netting, Fowl, Pig, or Sheep, Corrugated Iron, Nails, Wilson's Cement, Cooper's and Little's Sheep Dip, Robertson's Paste. Woolppoks, Binder and Seaming Twine, Vacmark, H.rvey's Ideal Milk Cans, Malthoid Ready Roofing. I ' Also— SEED AND TABLE POTATOES.
Newton King Lta HEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, INGtiEWOOD, KAPONGA, MANAIA, HAWERA AND OHURA. Fvmiitste at Factory Prices i FURNITURE. MADE FROM -A CHOSEN DESIGN TO SUIT | THE--DECORATIONS OF THE ROOM ALWAYS GIVES A MORE j -ARTISTIC EFFECT THAN CABINET WORK BOUGHT FROM STOCKS. WESTON BROS. HIGH-CLASS CABINETMAKERS, AND ! FURNITURE MANUFACTURER'S WILL MAKE FURNITURE TO j ANY DESIGN FROM SEASONED TIMBERS AND GUARaNTEH ALL THEIR WORK. AGENTS FOR—i TFE BRITISH MANO COMPANY, jfiT~ [\ ( SINCEK SEWING MACHINES. /, &3SLH 'EASY TERMS ARRANGED. " ! ' .JC«? BEOS,. undertakers and fu.leral directors. .... ;phone 9««
THE RIGHT GIFTS FOR ! ; ; MEN. QwmMil USEFUL GIFTS FOR THE LADIES. 64JPRESENTS FOR THE HOME 'AMAZING SUPPLY OF TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN. (I .T; PIANOS, GRAMOPHONES *✓ *ND MUSICAL INBTRU- ..-* M2NTS FOR THE MUSICAL PEOPLE. BROADWAY STRATFORD,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume LVIV, Issue 83, 24 December 1926, Page 3
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