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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 62, 25 May 1928, Page 3

w***: ■. Advise having now received the season’s supplies of Agricultural &€teda from SUTTON’S (The King’s Seedsmen), CARTON’S, HURT'S, aaa COOPER’S; mangolds, carrots, swedes, turnips, chou MOEllier, Thousand headed and buda kale, All Rife' prize-taking varieties are included in our list, such ; MANGOLDS; Prizewinner, Yellow Globe, Golden Tankard, Orangfe Globe, Large Red, Jersey Queen. CARROTS; Matchless White, j White Belgian. Red Intermediate, Sinclair’s Champion, Gueraadfe. SWEDES: Grandmaster, Superlative, Magnum Bonum, Monarch, . : > Champion Crimson King, Abundance, Up-to-date. n TURNIPS: Hardy Green Globe, Imperial Green Globe, Purple Top Mammoth, Hardy Green Round. Early Weeks, Red Paragen. Our Sterling Mixture* of well-balanced Ingredients are now being mixed dally for those crops. Experience baa proved them entirely suitable and producing the largest crops. Other' FERTILISERS In stock are BASIC SLAG, GRASS MANURE, 14.48 pfer cent. SUPER, BARIC SUPER, KAINIT, a Basic Super and Ealnit 1 mixture will be mixed as required. SULPHATE of POTASH ijfid AMMONIA, NITRATE of SODA, CALCUTTA PURE BONEDUST. and our own ground GREEN EONEDUST, We‘ are Agents for the Spaart Road Fertiliser Works, and orders idr Super, 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 frt«h and swee.t Whole Oats, Blenheim Oaten Sheaf Chaff, Hay, &fc*aw. Bran, Pollard, Sacrosine. Parro Food, Fluid Molasses in flve- , cirt. casks, and four-gallon tins, Faterlne, Safonia, etc. y SUNDRY STOCKS include; Johnson’s, Ryland’s, Clarence Fencisg Wires, Fowl, Pig or Sheep Netting, Corrugated Iron, Lead-headed *ndT Rose-headed Nails, Jattoo B tending Oil, Cooper’s, Little’s and ■jKOhertsoh’s Sheep Dips, Wool-pa cks, Seaming Twine, Cyclone Pig kud Sheep Netting, Binder Twine, '.Donald’s Wire Strainers. ALSO— Hi' GRASS SEED OF ALL KINDS. Algerian, Dun and Carton Seed Bkrley, Tares, Seed Maize, Ryecorn, Black Skinless Barley, r Cartridge Peas. etc., etc. .

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