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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12461, 16 January 1904, Page 6

NEW SEASON'S GRASS SEED ! JUST ARRIVED EX S.B. " TOKOMARU " FROM LONDON. "I A TANKS NEW SEASON'S SEEDS, consisting of White and Red Clovers, Cowgra-rs, Alsike, Trefoil, Crested Dogstail, Poa Pratenste, Poa I Trevialis, Sheeis' Fescue, Hard Fescue, Meadow|Fesoue, Ehjip, Mustaid, &c. ALSO, OX SA.LE,— B :st Colonial - growu Cocksfoot. Poverty Kay and Canterbury Rye Grass, Italian Hye, (rested j Dogstiif, Prairie Grass, &c. My English Seeds are from the celebrated firm of Kurst & Sons, London, whioli is a sufficient guarantee as to their quality ; while my Colonial Seeds have been selected from the mest reliable seed merchants and growers. NEWTON KING New Plymouth & Stratford 97 1 : j QEO. GRIFFITHS, Practita! Tnilor and Cutler, DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. (i.G. has always on hand a choice selection of Coatings, Trouserings, itc, to select fiom. ' Address .• . . . i I G. GIUFFITHLS. j Opposite Theatre Royal. j EGMONT POULTRY FARM, 1 Fraukley Road, New Plymouth. A. H. MARTIN, Proprietor. Breeder and Exhibitor of Prize and Purebred Poultry. SITTINGS of Eggs from the following breeds: — s. d. Plymouth ... ... 10 0 per sittitfg Mmorcas ... ... 5 0 „ Lnngsbans... ... 5 0 „ Silver Wyandottes.. 5 0 „ White „ 5 0 „ Buff OrpingtonH ... 5 0 „ Andalusiaus ... 5 0 „ Buif Pelrin & Black Bosecorab Bantams 10 0 „ Ayleabury, Pekiu, aud ludiao Ituuuer Ducks 10 0 „ All Unfertile Eggs, if returned unbroken, replaced Each Egg sent out is stamped with date as v guarnutee. Minufacturer of the Egmont Outdoor Brooder. The best aud cheapest Brooder on tho market. • Pus «*«f •avitfy <tr»efiptta*t>,

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