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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 56, 4 May 1928, Page 3

ewton .."'Advise.having..now received tlie season's supplieg of Agricultural g|.e«& (The King's Seedsmen), GARTON'S, HURT'S, Mangolds, carrots, swedes, -turnips, chou ffism2s&k, HEADED AND BUDA KALE. Ali 'the prize-taking varieties are included in our list, such as:— JliyifepLflS: Prizewinner, Yellow Globe, Golden Tankard, Orangfi ■-' "Globe, Large Red, Jersey Queen. '" CfMIRdTS: Matbhlesa YVhite, White Belgian, Red Intermediate, Champion; Guerande. lhvEi)BSj r Grandmaster, Superlative, Magnum Bonura, Monarch, , ;;•;' , Champion Crimsdn 'King, Abundance, Up-to-date. Hardy Green .Globe,. Imperial Green Globe. P'irple Top Hardy Green Round. Early Sf- Weeks, Red ' ; atM Sterling Mixture* of well-balapced ingredients are now being ftolfitf dally for these crops. Experience has proved them entirely Ittittbie Ind producing the largest crops. Otter- FERTILISERS in. Stock are BASIC SLAG, GfiASfi MANURE, |lii per cent. SUPER, BASIC SUPER, KAINIT, a Basic Super, and Kaihit mlitdi-e will Ibe mixed as required. SULPHATE of POTASH And] &MMONIA, NITRATE .of SOD A, CALCUTTA PURE BONEwfift ahd our own grduhd GREEN BONEDUST, , w|kre,, Agents for the Sinaft Road Fertiliser Works, and orders Basic Super .etc., will be promptly railed to any Station required. ° HORSE, Pig and, COW FOODS include Moose Nuts, Moose Meal, Whole and Crushed Linseed. Oats crushed as required thus being fftelii ami swee.t Whole Oats, B lenheim Oaten Sheaf Chaff, Hay, Isfcriwj Bran, Pollard, Sucrosine. F arro Food, Fluid Molasses in five-. Pftji casks; and four-gallon tins, Faterihe, Safonia, etc. I ..SUNDAY STOCKS inctudP: Johnson's, Rylarid's, Clarence Fencing "''w'tf'es, Fowl, Pig or Sheep Netting, , Corrugated Iron, Lead-headed fed Rose-headed Nails; Tattoo Branding Oil, Cooper's, Little's and Rbiertson's Sheep Dips, Wool-packs, Seaming Twine, Cyclone Pig MM Sheep.. Netting, Hinder Twine, Donald> Wire' Strainers;- vi : , ~.■ . ' :,■■;' m> >■ ~< -■ . '■- •, mj> %■ ■ also—--4? GRASS SEED OF ALL KINDS. .Algerian, Dun and Garton Seed -pits, TSrprSced Maize, Ryecorni Black Skinless Barley, L 1 Partridge PeSi;-'4tcV etc. *■>•■'.; v ' *■' i. jteif",,,;Hf &&VTO, STKATi'bRBi WGLEWOODj KAPOKGA, MANAIA

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