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“T received a letter from Mr. Faunce de Laune, inquiring meet the Grasses aid ae in ST 
were still good, or had deteriorated. .I ani pleased to tell you I was able to give a favourable: reply, 
Mr. G. C. Rotre, Plympton Farm. 
“During a long course of experience I-have never ; had or seen better Grass Biscde “They b 
made an excellent mark, and coyered the land as well as could be desired.”—C. B. Epwak 
Peterborough, Agent to THE Most Nosise tHE Marquis oF Huntry. 
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“ Major Sergison said he Ki farmed some 70 acres'upon Mr. De Laune’s siete as ai 
and seeds, and had sent the seed which he had purchased of Messrs. Sutton. & Sons. of Readi 
Professor Carruthers for analysis, and had received a most satisfactory reply, On the other h 
had cae Sa seed of a firm (whose. name he would not mention) where the result had been | 
rever t of the Annual Meeting of the Sussex Association for the 
ment of A sieulture, held at Beghion, January 17th, 1884.—Mid-Sussex Times, January 22nd 
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“When My. Cheney first began to lay down Permanent Pasture, I used to stray. about. ‘the 
with your Pamphlet m. hand, -noting Re oathering the most luxuriant of the natural gr 
comparing them with those you proposed to send, and I invariably found you were right, ant 
is producing the same as our old pastures,” —Mr. C. Diga Agent to E. H. Cheney, 1 zi 
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