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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43372, 12 September 1908, Page 4

Fertilisers, Jewellers, Etc. J ; i'll B . n -.'.ZZvr. ZZES* : lit fh. U‘ os* to es >. ", A Li MANUFACTURING ANALYSIS. 11 to 42Jf Soluble Phosphate «• 22 to 23£ Insoluble Phosphate : r iH to 2% Ammonia • : i i ti 9to 10% Sulph. of Potash! j! ; j 1 PACKED IN HANbY IV CWT. BAGS. 16 ; H ° E TON PER TON, less 2 tf% MINIMUM GUARANTEE 81*18 Total Phosphates l*nA Ammonia. Equivalent .to I*oo Nitrogen o 00; Sulphate of Potash : : SPECIAL QUOTA TIONS FOP LARGE LOTS EIGHTEEN YEARS beforerthe FAWMING SRjBIJ 5 RjBlJC 1 * * GftdWING IN FAVOUR EVERY YEAR V

TO ; *STAND <ARATIATIAj and travel surrounding districts, THE TROTIING STALLION (Sirey■■‘Ydut»g*V : icidr^iya: i ' Nell.) '“'AltS Black a "beautiful black horse with good legs and feet. His sire, Young Victor, by Victor, started eevhn times, gaining 4 first and 2 seconds. Young Victor is by Victor, who was never beaten in a show ring, except by his own stock. TERMS—Service, £3 single mare, Guarantee, £4. Two ©r more mares as per arrangement. W. A, and R. WRIGHT, Owners. B. McSWEENEY, Groom-in-charge. 333

10 STAND THIS SEASON IN JL MORRINSVILLE, And travel the Districts of Waitoa, Waihou and Te Aroha, the Heavy Draught Stallion “ Gallant Ben.” Rising 6 years, by the champion sire Ben more ; dam Sylvia ; one of the best, if not the best, mares seen in Waikato. His stock, two years old, show promise of first-class quality. Particulars in future advertisement. For further information apply to J. GADDES, Morrinsville.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT ANNANDALE, • , J And Travel where inducement The Active Draught Scallion Ben Marshall. Now rising 3 years old. Ben Marshall has never bern beaten in the Show ring. For Terms nn<l particulars; apply to 321 MR. McA RTHUR,' - Gioom>in Charge. [a card. I John Fkater. Kobt. Fbateb. Wm. Frateb Frator Bros., LAND AGENT & SHAREBROKER 20 Stock Exchange, Auckland. mi/CLAM and' SONS, Merchants ■ " ' CAMBRIDGE, BEG to call the special attention of Farmers to the immense benefit * derived from using . Bone Phosphate ■ AND " dS-S.D. Superphosphate AS MANURE FOR TOP-DEES ING And as a,Grain Manure, the results obtained have astonished many and t gratified all who have used them' There is no manure of equal value at jhe prices on ' the market. Wo ave the testimony of large numbers of the most practical men in the district in support of our assertion Take the analysis and the price and compare with any other manure on the caarket, and you will prove ovr con** tention. PRICES, free on rail, Auckland: " £ s '• Bone Phosphate, Black, 64 percent .. .. 4 10 per ton £.s.d. Superphosphate, *35 per cent soluble .. 4 10 per ton) Kainit .' y.. ■ .. .. 4 5 per ton Subject to a discount of 5s per ton on 5 ton lots; 2i per cent on smaller lots. ' For cash at thirty days.

ON SALE.—Prime Samples of Haw Australian and Local Algerian