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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6708, 29 May 1900, Page 3

Per i^^^^^^| SHEETINGS TABLE LINENS TICKINGS CRETONES SPLENDID TAPESTRYS and PLUSHES CUSHION COVERS FURNISHING- J£RIN(JgR| BLIND HOLLANDS^^^ AND UPHOLSTERERS' LEATHERS, DUCKS, AND REQUISITES. Also, — THE CELEBRATED Sames' Pianos. INSPECTION INVITED. Every article marked in Plain Figures. I No two prices at ! MONTAGUES HALL OF COMMEECE. Important to Farmers, CHEAP 'MANURES. ON TRUCKS AT NGAHA.URANGA. Ml MANURE—£4 Per Tom. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS : — TricalcioPhosphate.. .. 27 per cent Ammonia 7 per cent. BONE DUST- $5 5s Fer Tok. GUARANTEEP ANALYFJS :— Trioalcic Phosphate.. .. 43 per cen? AmmoDi^ 4 per cent. No. 1 miXTUKE— £S 2s 6d iPer Ton. GUAKANTEED ANALYSIS :— One.balf LAWES1 SUi-EBPHOfcPHATE One-halt BONE DUST. i«o. 3 MIXTURE— £4 lOg p« r Ton. Onc'ial! LAWES' SU IiEPHOSPHAIE Ofl£-iiilf " M" MANURE. »o. 4 M(XTIJKE-£i 15s Per Ton, One-thiid LAWES' SUPERPHOSPHATE One-third THOMAS' PHObPHATE. One-third iJOWE L>UBT. This is a first-class Turnip Manure, and is apcciallij recommended for wet or sour lands. SPECIAL POTATO MANURE —£5 PifiE TON. I* A IN IT: I The addition of a small propottion cf ' Kainit to any of the Mixtures is an advaut- ! age, and can b6 made without extra charge ! if specified by th 3 purchaser when eiviDg ilie order. miXING! The Manures are not mJxfd until the ordera are sent ou*, and purchiserj at fcbeir option can hive the original manuiea sent tothem in the makers' bags and make the mixtures themselves. SPECIAL MIXTURES can be made at any time tj tuit farmers. NOTE-—The "M" Manure gave the best results in proportion to cost out of nineteen experiments with Champion Swede Turnips at the Government Experimental Farm, at Momahaki, in 1897 (see page 170, Fifth Report of Agricultural Department) :— The experiments made at Momohaki with various Manures upen turnips in the Season 1898-1899 show that the best result was obtained from a mixiure of one-third steamed boneduss and two-thirds baticslag (Thomas' Phosphite), whilst the be3tre=.uit, at a minimum cost, was from a mixture of one-ihird h wes' Superphosphate and twon thieds of the W.M.E Co.'s "M" Manure. The latter mixture contains the Rame ccm« pocents as the.W.M.K Co.'g No. 3 Mixture, the proportions being a little different. The former combination poiata to tho fact, now generally recognised, that the value of basic sbg, also known as Thomas' Phosphate, has been greaily undsr-estimated. The W.M.E. Co.'s No 4 Mixture contains onethird of Thomas' Phosphate. A perusal o' the report of Mr Gillanders, the manager at Momoh,ki, embodying the result? of the experiments !et3rred *o, which will be found in the Bt venth Report of the Department of Agriculture, would amply repay any farmer who finds a difficulty in (electing the most suitable manures. The Company Receives STOC FOR FREEZING upon owner's acoouut at the following rates. To Include Slaughtering, Freezing Shipping, Wrapper and Freight. FOR SHIPMENT IN THE MONTHS OF JUNEj'IO NOVEMBER, inclusive— MUTTON, |d per lb (three farihinga) BEEF, 9-lOd „ „ (nine.tenths of a penny) LAMB, 9-10 d ~ „ (nine-tenlhs of a pcrjnj) FOB SHIPMENT IN THE MONTHS OF DECEMBEB TO MAY, inclusiveMaTTON, 1 and 1-lOd pea: lb (one penny and one-tenth) BEEF, 1 and l-10d per lb (one penny and one tenth) LAMB, 1 and l-5d per lb (one penny and oae fi(th) Tfte Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd. DILNOT SLADDEN, Secretary. S.P.Q.R. SMALL PROFITS! j QUICK EEIURNS! CASH DRAPERY COMPANY, NEXT WINGAIE'S, MAIN SrBEET. WISH to announce that we have now opened all our WINTER G9ODS. All the very latest in Drees Materials, Silks, Fur Necklets, Scarves, &c,, &c. The" best value to be procured in Sheetings, Calicoes, To weh and Blankets. : Lates.t novelties in Gent3f Ties, Bows, "Collai»el,- Shirts, ,&0,, &c. . ". : Clothing;—We wish "to draw attea■tiorttal our clothing. The most up-to-dato ia*-town. All Colonial I Wool iq Mea's, Youths', and Bovb' 'Suits. .-.'*,"' M^PE Suits.—\ye have an'