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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 105, 23 June 1900, Page 3

IMPORTANT TO FARMBRB. CHEAP MANURES! ON TRUCKS AT NOAHAURAMGiu M MANURE-** Pmt Tom. OUABAMtHKD AKAXTBIg. rlcaloJo Phosphate ... ... STporontt Ammonia „ 7per««ik BONE DUBT-£5 5s MB TOM. OUAEAHMOK) ANAITBU. <^ Pho *P b " 9 48 percent, AnMßOnl * - «psfo»ni. NO. 1 MIXTURE. ODABAKTMO AHALTBM. £6 2s Cd PBB TON. Onehslf Lawes' Sopbbphosphatjj, One-half Bono Dust. NO. 8 MIXTUBE. £4los pbb Ton. One-half Lawes' Bdpbbphospha«. Co-half «M"Manum. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4lss per Ton. One-third Lawu* Sdpbbphobphati One-third Thomas' Phosphatm One-third Boni Dust Tlli. i. o A... „1 1 ! specially recommended lor wot or sour land*. SfEOIAL POTArO MANURB- - FIB TON. The addition of a «mall proportion of KAINIT to arv of Mm Mi,*-.. 1.*., „j ._ if spealltd by the purohwen wh*. tiring MIXING. The Manures are not mixed until tho orders are sent out, and purchasers at titeii to them in the maker's T»g*, and make the mixtures themselves. SPECIAL MIXTURKb can be made at ■-.-y t:or to suit farmers. Note—The "Id" Mwure gave the best results in proportion t-> cost out of 10 expbri meats with Champion Bw- Jo Turnips »t ihe Government KxpenmenUl F*im at Momohski in 1897 Ueo page 170, Fifth Rep'ut of Agricultural Dipartaent) : The experiments made at Mrmahaki with various Manutes upon Turnips in the Season 1898-99 show that ihe Btar result was obta ned from a mixture of one-third stea-nel bone dost and two-toirds baso sag (Thomas' Phospl ate), wUiUt the bet resu't, at a minimum cos , was fern a mixture of one-third lawes' Suuerniw. phate and two-iAir.s of th. tV.M.K.U's "M" Manure. The latter mixtu-e con. tains the same conpe-nens an IteVV'.M.K. Co.'* No. 3 Mixture, le, roroit ok kin* alilt.ediffere t. The fumier com iimwn points to the fart, now geneial y m of nised, that tho value of l.»ic il.g a'»o knowa as T.omas' fhosphute, h«T Icm greatly under-ottimated. -'J he VV.M.K. Co.'sivo. 4 Mixture contains oce-ihiid of Thomas' Phosphate. A perusal o! he toport of Mr. liiUandern, the manager at Momohaki, embodying the resul s «.£ Ihe fxperimmts retried to, which will to found la the Seventh Kei on, of >h» De. par.ment of Agricu* uie, w-uld amrlyrapsy any farmer who finds a difficulty la teleating the most tu tabls manures. IBM OOKPANI BfOJIVM BTO3K FOR FRBhZfKG upon owner's account at the iollewl -gra'M i (To include s'aughtering, Fn-ting. Wrapper »nd Fright, FOR SHIPMENTS IH THE MOMBB OF JUKE TO NOVEMBER incltuiw - MUTTON, Jd per lb (three farthings) BEEF,9-lod „ mioe-enthsofa LAUbI>IOJ „ (nln» tenO sof P**** penny) FOR SHIPMENTS IV TH < M *THS OF DEOKMBEK TO Ma\ , imlosWeMUTTON, 1 and 1101 per lb (one: p.try and one-tMih) BKEF, 1 and 1-lCd pir lb. (one penn> tad one-tenth) LAMB, 1 and l-6d per lb (on* penny and I OM-flltb) The Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMITED. DILNOT SLADDBN, Soarotef/. ftSTEE l nwm,t»ißMfliflAl*TW,tl I Photographers Come A Photographers Go, BUT while we do not roll on for over, wo .are still very muoh alive, osntdiklly la the patronage gW«n in t th f j^.^MJUgM And to still merit VbitjnjiaUtjmJn Bw UP-TO-DATE PHOTOfI In all Btyles,.at Rjumvaili Hum, NOI».TH«iADPBM>— WefcA. COLLIS Dxrox Snoot, Dirtotly opposite OBU'EoION HOTEL Fink Prise Wanganui Exhibition, and Mis Exoeuenoy bud Raninriy. HTAiUKiuiiOI. OHI &ofl CViJft Tbaob Mam-" NEUROL "-on oaoti IfHBEHOLO BOARDINQ HOUBI FOB BALE,