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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13455, 29 April 1914, Page 8

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THE FOURTH IS HOW BEING PREPARED. I The Premier Apple Growing Settlement I of the Dominion I MANY IMITATIONS BUT ONLY ONE IASMAN. 1 The Apple plantations of the baautiful Taaman Valley include g the largest in New Zealand, and among the owners of orchards g are experts of tbe highest standing in the fruit world, including g T. W. Kirk, Esq., F.L.S , Director of the Orchard Division of the | Department of Agriculture; Thomas Horton, Esq., F.8.H.5., M Managing Director of Horton's Nurseries, Hastings ; and F. B. 1 NTottage, !Esq, formerly Orchard Instructor for^Hawke's Pay; g besides many experienced and well-known fruit growers. a TASPN IS ADMITTEDLY THE PICK OF THE APPLE LANDS OF I THE 09MI0N, AND' THE-: REMftKIUBLE WOO AND SPUR I GROWTH OF THE TENS OF THOUSANDS OF APPLE ANO PEAR 9 TREES NOW 6HOWING THfRE (PLACED'IN A LINE THE TREES 3 WOULD EXTEND ABOUT 700 IHILES) ELOQUENTLY PROCLAIM 1 THE FACT. ■ ; I THE NEW SUB-DIVISION COMPRISES IBEfIL APPLE 1 LAND UNSURPASSED INYWHEBE, j One reason for the outstanding success of the Tasman Settle- g meut i 3 the excellent and economical arrangement for the plant- H I ing and management of orchards until tfce trees come into m bearirg, this enabling the business.man and others to continue M "in harness " until his orchard comes into profit. H Tbe Supervisor for Lower Tasman is Mr F. E. Notfcage ; the i Supervisor for Upper Ta&inan is Mr, F. G. McKee; and the . i Supervisor for tbe New Sub-Division will be Mr. Charles E. g Lowe, the well-known fruitgrower of Motueka. 1 INTENDING PURCHASERS IRE ADVISED TO INSPECT BEFORE I BUYING .ELSEWHERE. | '■■...-. Apply 1;. AUTHOR SieitEi, I i PITT A MOORE'S BUIIDInO, - TRAF/H.GAR-3T, NELSON. 1