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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2132, 11 May 1889, Page 3

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LOST od Saturday, 4th Jaue, between Ashbarton and Tinwald, a Carriage Kug. Finder please return lame to offioe of tnU paper. 5 116 ASHBURTON BAOING OLUB, SETTLING over the Autumn MeetlDg will take plaoeoo TUESDAY Eventug, 14th last, at 8 o'clock at the Oommetolal Hotel. All accounts to be rendered by MONDAY. G. BISSEr, 0 120 Secretary. FOR SALE PRIVATELY. A TEAM of two lioraeo and two Mares ('ho mares guaranteed Id foal), Harness, doable farrow Reid and Gray Plough, 5 leaf Harrows, 4-boree Roller, Reid and Gray Dray with leading harness, Swings, etc., complete. Also good Haok if reqaired. Apply offioe of this paper or JAMES OAROLIN, 5 117 ElginMount Somers Ijime, AGRICULTURAL LIME. 15 1 per ton at Kiln 16s per ton m RallwayStruoks. RAILAGE TOWen tei field, 2« 5d Tlnwald, 3i51 , Aihburton, 3a 9 1 Obertsey, 5t 24 Rakala, 5s lOd Wlmlow, 4s 3d Hinds, 4* lid. TESTIMONIALS, To E. F. Wbjght, Esq., Mount Sobers. Dear Sir, — In tnply to your enquiries about lime for top-dressing, I beg to say [ used about 25 owt, to the aore lait spring at Buooleaon with very great suooeis, and intend doing more largely Into It for the fntnre. In my opinion it U the best manure one o»n use on dry land. Yours frlthfally, H. T. Winsbr. May 6, 1839. "'Mount Somers, March 12th, 1889. E. F. Wright, Esq., Dear Sir, — In reply to your enquiries r< lime, on a piece of land m oats this season, I spread 25 cwt to the aore. The difference was very marked. I estlmate the increase at 10 bushels per aore, and expect a substantial increase, on portion limed for Beveral years. 1 also limed a sttlpin a paddock sown with turnips, with about the same quantity of lime per acre, and the difference is even more marked than m the pieoe sown, with oats* —Yours Faithfully, John Hocq Moqnt Burners, April 29th, 1889; To E.'F.ft Weight, Esq Bib,— The land which I planted with potatoes the season before last, and from which I did not dig as many potatoes as I put into it, was this season planted again with potatoes, after liming it m the spring, and the result was that I got at the rate of four tons to tho aore of large and firm potatoes, which; when oooked, are liko ballß of flour, while at tho same tJBl? tbe H mo k flfl killed all the sorrel. — John Mubrat. Sprlugburn May Ist, 1889,, To E. F. Wbight, Ehq, gj Rj — In reply to yours of the 28th I have used youc lime on let land and land for turnips and the. result Is ao aatlufiotory m both cuaea I will use your lime largely this year. Yeura Truly, A. M. MpFAm,ASJ?I. Full naitloulavs as to ptloe at Kilns also at Hallway Stations will be advertised shortly; E F. WRIGHT, ; 5* -> ! i i