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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 99, 25 April 1885, Page 8

'} ' ' '; ' Auckland .AdvVrHaeWnito ' . . ', ' ' , (LIMITED), IRONMONGERS AND SIJIP CHANDLERS, IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE.

SAW-MILL EEQUISITES!

I. &, S. MOKRIN & CO have in Stock the Largest Assortment of Mill Requisites to be found in the Colony.

SIEAI ENGINES.

Portable Engines and Boilers, from 2 to 16 Horse Power.

SAWS. SAWS. SAWS.

Circular tip to sft. ; Cross-Cut to 10ft. ; Pit Saws to 9ft ; Mill Saws to 10ft.

BAND SAWS, THREE-EIGHTH* INCH TO THREE-FOURTH INCH.

BELTING! BELTING! BELTING!

English and American Standard Leather Belting, from 2 to 10 Indies. l^in. to lOin.

TIMBER JACKS, AND EXTRA PARTS, BY BEST LOCAL MAKERS. TRAM RAILS, TESTED CHAIN, AXES, BUSH HOOKS, TIMBER SCRIBES. BLASTING POWDER, DYNAMITE AND DETONATORS, PATENT FUSE, &c, &c.

CARRIAGE FURNITURE. COACH BUILDERS' FITTING AND TOOLS. BUGGY WHEtLS! BUGGY WHEELS! HICKORY AND OAK RIMS. HUBS AND SPOKES. WHIPPLE TREES, LAZY BACKS AND CANOE FRONTS. SHAFTS AND POLESASH AND HICKORY PLANK. RIM BANDS AND S AFT TIPS. AMERICAN LEATHER, ALL COLOURS.' AXLES AND SPRINGS, ALL KINDS AND SIZES.

T\ & S. IMIOIR^irfcT &o 00, (LIMITED), AUCKLAND AND GRAHAMSTOWN. CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION.

J^AYBOURN & Q 0 Durham Street, Auckland, Feb. 8, 1885« Received per s.s. " Aoranpi" nnd to arrive per " Doric" NEW CLOVEH SEEDS FOR 1885, Superior Quality, cons^ting- of English & Ddtch— Colonial— White Glover Cocksfoot Red Clover Bjo Grass (Canterbury) Cow Grass Rye Grass (Poverty Bay) Alsyke Italian Rje Ghass Trefoil Pruiri" Grass Timolhy Rnts'-tnil Grass Lucerne Crested Dogs-tail Rape Sheep and Hard Fescue Kib Grass Poa Pra and Poa Tiiv Also, Turnip, Carrot, and Mangold Seed. — Prices and Samples on application. GENUINE MANURES. We are Sole Agents for the Gear Meat Preserving Company's Superior Bone Man ires. Gear Bonedust from steamed bones, £8^ Pure » »» r &w .. 8 r Gear Boneineal „ fine „ £8 10 J bone ANALYSIS BY MR J. A. POND. Moisture.. .. 5-6 Carbonate of Lime 8-7 Nitrogenized Organic Sand .. . . T7 Matter- .. 21-9 Phosphate of Lime 62-1 100-0 This is a very good sample.— J. A. Pond. We are also Agents for Kempthorne, Prosser & Co.'s Superphosphate, made not from Coprolites, as the English, but from the bones and blood of the bullocks killed at the New Zealand Meat Preserving Co.'s Works, Kaikorai, Otago. ANALYSIS BY PBOFESSOR BLACK. Water 14- 0, Netrogenized Organio matter 23* 0 Phosphate of Lime . . . . U 6-10 p • Hydrated Sulphate of Lime.. 32-5 #J\ n Alkali Salts 2- Of*! 1"®1 "® Sand 1-0 p6lton 100-0/ There is no doubt that this manure is about the best of its kind. — James G. Black, Professor of Chemistry and Colonial Analyist. We have just landed a cargo of Long Island Guano, whioh is particularly rich in Carbon* ate and Phosphate of Lime, as shown by ANALYSIS BY MR J. A. POND. Moisture „ . . . . 10*93 , Organic Matter . . . . 8*77 1 Phosphate of Lime . . . . 36*64 p • Carbonate of Lime . . . . 42*98 Ixm in Alkaline Salts and insoluble I* 4 T* n matter o*7B *> er ton

iqo-o \ Tho Carbonate 0! Lime in this sample is very high. — J. A. Po*(D, Colonial Analyist. ALWAYS ON HAND.— Book and Manure Salfc, Peruvian Guano, Nitrate of Soda, Fenising Wire, Guam of every kind, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, and a large stock of Groceries, all of which will be sold at lowest remunerative rates. Large jbuyers liberally treated. „ ADAM LAYBOURN &CO.

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