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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 177, 3 July 1900, Page 4

ALL WHITAKERS HOUSEHOLD STORES, FOB Q-KOOEKIES, PROVISIONS, tea, to, BACON & HAMS (fcPEOUL Quality,) CHEESE Ualeneld J cannot bb „t™™„ 1 SURPASSED. Delighted youtohenever [yon call, [fit your order a large one, or ever so small, Our goods neyer fail to give best satisfaction, And our prinoipal aim is an "honest traßßaotion." Note the address: DEVOJi ahd LIARDET TBEETE NevjPlymouth. Telephone, No. 111, j IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, CHEAP MANURES!

ON TRUOKS AT NGAHAURANGA. M MANURB-£4_Phb Ton. GUABANIEED ANALYSIS. ica e Phosphate , 27 per cent .mmooia , '~, 7 per cent BONE DUST-£5 5s peb Ton. GUARANTBBO ANALYSIS, Tricalcic Phosphate 4c Ammonia i ... 43 per cent ... 4 per cent NO. 1 MIXTURE. GVABAKT4BD ANAMBIS. £5 Sa 6d pes ion. On* half La wes' Scpbbphosphate. One-half Bomb Dust. NO. 8 MIXTURE. £4 10s>br Ton. One-half Lawes' Superphosphate. One-half" M " Manubb. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4 15s peb Ton. One-th'rd Lawbs' SopfIRPHTsPHATi One-third Thomas' Phosphate One-third Besa Dust This is a first-class turnip manure, and is specially recommended ior wet or sour lands. SPECIAL POTATO MANURE£S MB TON. KAtNIT. The addition of a small proportion of Kainit to any of the Mixture is an advantage, and can be made without extra obarge if speoiS.d by the purchasers wrea giving the order. MIXUVO. The Manures are not mixed until the orders are sent out, and purchasers at theLoption o»n have the original maiures sent to them in the nuker's bigs, and mike the mixtures themselves. bPECIAL MIXTURH& can be male at a*>y time to suit farmers. Note-The «'M" Manare gave the best results in proportion to cost out of 19 experimeatswith Champion Swede Turnips at the Government Experimental Farm at Momohaki in 1897 (see page 170, Fifth ReDMtof Agricultural D»partmeat): • The experiments ma.de at Momohaki with various Manures upon Turnips in the Season 1898-89 show that the bmc result I was obtained from a mixture of one-third steamel bone dust and two-tnirds basic s'ag iThoman' Phosphate), whilst the bet result, at a minimum cos h , was from a mixture of one-third Lawes' Superphosphate and lwo-thirds of th<i VV.M.E. Co's "M" Manure. The latter mixture con. tains the same conponen's as the W.M.E. Co.'a No. 3 Mixture, tee proportions being a little differed. The former combination points to the fast, now generally re:ognised, that the valne of baiic slag, also know a as Thomas' Phosphate, has teen great'y under-estimated. The W.M.E. (Jo.'s No. 4 Mixture contains one-third of Themas' Ih spha'e. A perusal of the repoit of Mr. l-illander*, the manager at Momohaki, embodying the results of the txperimants refined to, whieh will be found in the Seventh Kcjor» of the Depar ment of. Agriculture, wnld amply repiy a.y farnwr who findi a difficulty in lelecting the most eu'table manures.

TMH COMFANX II'OBIVES SIO)KFORFREEZ[NG upon owner's account at the followiig rates: To include s'aughtering, Freezing, Wrapper »nd Freight. FOR 6HIPMHMS ll* THE MONTHB OF JUSK TO NOVEMBER, inelusireMUTTON, H per lb {three farthings) BEEM-10d » inine-ienthsofn LAMB, 9-101 „ (ni n , tenths of penny) WOK f-HIPMENTS IS THB MONTHS OF DKOKMBER TO MAY, inolusiveMUITOW, 1 and 1-101 per lb (one psnny 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 one-fifth) The Wellington Meat Export Company, PitiNOJ? mVBB&i SMntNgi