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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2268, 31 October 1889, Page 4

r^lfiATlNG'SfOVVDiUKaefltroya both f |\_ fleas, moths, oootlea, and &11 Cher lnseots, whilst qalte harmless to domestic ( animals. In exterminating bootloa the I success of this povrdok is extraordinary, i •U li perfeotly olean In application. See i the article yon purchase la KEATING'S. ' All lmltatlona are noxious and inefleotual. « Sold In tins, 6d, li, and 2a 6d eaob, by 1 all Chemists. 1 i \ i Wanted Known I I HAVE 20,000 PINUS INSIGNIS One yoar old. PINUS INBIGNIB Two years old, transplanted; 60,000 CUPBEBBUS MACBOCABPA One year old.' 12,000, TWO YEAES OLD, TRANSPLANTED. The above lines will be sold very aheap t apple~"tbees 3 Years Old, boro f rnlfc laßfc year ; olean and good sorts, 1b 6d each. Inspection Invited. Price List on Applloatlon. All orders oarefully and seonrely paoked and delivered at Railway 6t»tion for which no charge Is made. N.B.— Note the address. JAMEB PORTER, Nurseryman, Olifton Nurnery, Allenton, Ashburton, THE WALKER Cork Extractor. Pronounced the belt Mechanical Cork Extractor m the Market, as it pulls the Cork the easiest, and removes it quickcs from the Screw. Its use prevents the agitation ot carbonated or other beverages, and allows the sediment to remain undisturbed m the bottic. Designed for the use of hotels, restaurants, saloons, dubs and families, Ornamental it appearance and full nickel plated, Sped* terms to jobbers. Manufactured by the E. WALKER TOOL COMPANY finn, Pxnn,, U.S.A. JMLoUNT OOMERS I JIME. AGRICULTURAL LIME, 15s per ton at Kiln 16s per ton In Railway traoks, RAILAGE TO— Wester field, 2s Bd Tlnwald, 3s 5d Ashbuiton, 8s 9d C-hertgey, 6s 3d Rafcala, 5s 10c Wtnilow, 4s 3« Hindi, is lid. TESTIMONIALS, Mount Stamen, Maroh 12th, 1889. E. F. Wright, Esq., Pear Sir,— ln reply to your enquiries r Ime, on a piece of land m oati thi season, I spread 25 cwt to the aose Tho difference was very marked. I eetl mate th> increase at 10 bushels per acre and expect a substantial inorease on nor tion limed for several years. 1 also titnei a atrip m ft paddook sown with turhipe with about the tame quantity of lime pc acre,, and the difference is even mon marked than In the pteoe sown witk oats —Yours Faithfully, '■. Johh Hood Sprlngbum May lit, 1889. To B. F. Wbiohx, KgQ, 6iß,— ln reply to yonn of the 28th J have used you* lime on lea land am land for taintps and the result Is k satisfactory m both oases I will use ypui lime largely thliyear. Yaurs Truly, A. M» MoFajuiAKl To E. F. Weight, Esq., Mount Bomert. Dear Sir,—- In reply, to your enquiries about lime foi top-arosslnc I beg to f aj 1 vied about 25 owt. tothe aore laii spring at Kupoleuoh with very great sue oess, and intend going largely lite (t for the future. In my opinion it Is thi belt manure one can use on dry land. Yours f tlthfplly, H. T. Wihibb. I&IVERBDALF. MiLTOif, May 16ih, 1889 i Mb Wbwhi, ' : Dear Sl»,— lam In receipt of yoursjol the lltb, re lime, and beg to say that ] have used a good deal of It the last fen years, and have got very good reiulti from Its use for both oats and wheat, ] 1 cropped the land the first year wjtt turnips, and dressed part of it with foui tons of small llioe to the acre, part wltt stock-yard manure, and part with 4oV Maldon Guano per aore. Next oroppec with oats and barley, and had 70 bushel cf barley and 90 buihels of oats to tb< aore ; It was laid down one year and thei put m wheat and gave 40 bushels to thi ort, T thoroughly believe we could no get anything ike tne orops we do If jII were not for the lime. This yeir 1 1 qought another property, and I Intend tc use 500 tons. I get it at Mllburn Lltoi Kilns, This same faim I bought abou' ten years ago, the party that had It put dv a few loads of the smali lime, and 11 shows ai destlnotly an possible ;' 6( busbela was about the highest I ever go of oats ontl I used the lime., tialy, H. Doha. E, F, WRIGHT, Proprietor, Mount ISojbjii;