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Wairarapa Age, 15 March 1933, Page 3

H ■ | Farmers! I Save Your Locally Grown Seed. i Wairarapa is capable of growing Seeds of a High StandarJ, « and each year there is an increase in Seeds saved. ! IN SELLING OR BUYING MACHINE-DRESSED SEED ■ J too much care cannot be taken in keeping your pastures free * from weeds. This can only be assured by using seeds machine- * dressed and cleaned by the latest machinery. j . ■ This Company has had 19 years’ experience in Cleaning * and Dressing Grain and small Seeds of every description and ■ ■ now have a plant capable of work of the highest order, especI idly for dealing with Rye Grasses, Crested Dogs-tail and ! Clovers. Dressing of any quantity will be received and dealt i with in order of arrival. i ■ j Railway Department Concession. —lf Seed to be returned, [ freight charged one way only. I * < Sale of Local Seed.— lf for sale we will be pleased to get Gov- [ eminent Certificate of Germination and Purity taken and L. i [ ward samples to prospective buyers at direction of vendor. [ The Cost of Dressing is small compared with benefits received. ■ Charge^— Grain per Lushel, 4d; Grass Seed sold at per ■ | bushel, 6d.; Seeds sold at per pound, Id. Charges for Grinding | Oats, Wheat, Barley, Maize, per 1001 b.. 1/-; Oat Crushing, 4d. [ per bushel. ■ ■ ■ a * 5 i G. H. Perry&Co., | ! LIMITED. ■ ■ GRAIN, SEED AND PRODUCE MERCHAU"", g MASTERTON.