««>®«g»s*«^®s^s^«^^^>f^^^^s^^ 1931 Onr well-known STEBLIISG MAMJKES are now available for theg coming season. Prepared under the advice of one of the leading «£ Agricultural Chemists, they are of exceptional viilue and may bet relied npon (o give excellent results. % STERLTNG TURNIP MANURE. £ STERLING MANGOLD MANURBg STERLING TURNIP MANURE. STERLING TURNIP MANURE. STERLING RAPE MANURE. STERLING MANGOLD MANURED STERLING GRASfi STERLING RAPE MANURE. STERLING GRASS ALSO FOR MANURE. 1 V Pnre Green and Steamed Boncdnst, Superphosphate, Gnano, Sulphate % nd 30 Per cent. Potash, Guano, Sulfurophnsphatc, Basic Super, Basic \ Slag, Blood and Bone, etc. % BOOT CBOPS; I New Supplies of the undermentioned have novv. arrived:— \ X SWEDES. | | Garton's Superlative and Grandmaster. \ ■ Hurst's monarch, Magnum Bonum and Crimson King, Sutton's % Up-to-l)ate and Magnum Bonum. $ TUBJVIPS. | Garten's Hardy Green Globe and Purple-Top Mammoth. r $ | Sutton's Imperial Green Globe, Purple-Top Bound and % \ Bed Paragon. <S C ABBOTS. | Sutton's Matchless White, White Belgium, Yellow Intermediate, © HAITUELS. § Sntton's Prize Winner, Yellow Globe, Jersey Queen, and Mammoth O Long Bed. X Magnum Bonum and Bed Intermediate. y> Cooper's Sinclair Champion. X NEWTON HEAD OFFICE: NEW PLYMOUTH AND ALL BRANCHES. .xxZZZj^XXfS^j?^^
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 89, 24 March 1931, Page 8
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