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Wairarapa Age, 30 November 1937, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICES. A GOOD CROP of High Feeding Value is dependent upon GOOD SEED and Good Seed depends upon care in Breeding, Selecting, Harvesting and Cleaning. IT IS CONSTANT ATTENTION to these points and to the production of New and Better Varieties by Hybridisation and Repeated Selection that has made WEBbF“ iEEDS BETTER, MORE DEPENDABLE AND MORE PRODUCTIVE THAN ORDINARY KINDS. WEBBS’~PEDIGREE FARM SEEDS PEDIGREE STRAINS OF TURNIPS, SWEDES, MANGOLDS Webbs’ Swedes have produced 80 tons , per acre, and Webbs’ Mangolds, 160 tons per acre ia New Zealand. THOUSAND-HEADED KALE CHOU MOELLIEB . BROAD LEAVED ESSEX RAPE . WEBBS’ SPECIAL STRAIN of RAPE is altogether superior to the ordinary Dutch Rape usually offered in New Zealand. SPECIFY WEBBS’ SEEDS, Packed in Sealed Bags. See that the Seal is not broken. OBTAINABLE FROM WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD. MASTEBTON AND BRANCHES.

HOLIDAY PRECAUTION! Do not carry large sums of money when travelling. Use a POST OFFICE LETTER 0 f CREDIT Obtainable by any Savings Bank depositor. Any amount up to £5O, 3d for each £5. (Minimum charge, 6cl) AVOID WORRY Let the Post Office HOLD YOUR PURSE.

SWAN w* J. C. HUTTON (N.Z.). LTD. PORK AND BACON PIGS. Buyers— W. A. KEMPTON, CARTERTON. Telephone 250W. J. W. FELLINGHAM, FEATHERSTON Telephone 166. J. WILLIAMS, MAURICEVILLE West T. NEWLAND, MASTERTON. Telephone 1631. SUMMER SUITS! We take pleasure in announcing the arrival of New ’Season’s Suitings. The range is a wide one and includes the Latest and Most Fashionable Materials. Patrons are invited to call and see for themselves the pleasing selection of new designs. Prices are Reasonable and Fit, Style and Workmanship guaranteed. G. W. WILDISH, (Late C. S. Ball.) QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. (Opposite Cosy Theatre.)