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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 193, 1 September 1900, Page 4

AHEAD OF ALL! WHITAKER'S HOUSEHOLD STORES, FOB Q.ROOEBIES, PEO VISIONS, &0., &0. &0. BACON & HAMS (bPEOIAL QUALITY,) -CHEESE Dalefield OANNOT BE SURPASSED. Delighted to serve you whenever] you call, Be your oder a large one, 01 ever bo small, Oar Roods never fail to give best aMsfaotion, (jid our principal aim is an "honest transaction." Note the address: DEVOTS and LIARDET STREETS New Plymouth. Telephone, No. 111. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. CHEAP MANURES! ON TRUCKS AT NGAHATOANGA. M MANURE-£4 Pee Ton. fiUABANTEED ANALYSIS. Tricalcic Phosphate ... ... 27 per cent. I "Ammonia ... 7 per cent. BONE DUST-£S Bs pbe Ton. ouahanteej analysis. Tricaloic Phosphate 43 percent? Ammonia 4 per cent V . • NO. 1 MIXTURE, £5 23 4id HUSTON. GUABANTSBri AN/LYSIS. ODfrhalf LA WES' ScPKBPIIOSPHATB. One-half Bone Dust. NO. 3 MIXTURE. £i Ton.) OflChalf LAWBS' SUPEItPHOSPHATE. One-halt'' M " MANURE. NO. 4 MIXTURE£4 ISs pe Ton. 0 e-third Lawes' Supbkphosphatb 0 e-third Thomas' Pupsf aula Oiic-third Boss Dust ~lhi9 is a fiist-class Turnip Manii:e, and is spe-ially tecommended for wet or sour linda. SPECIAL POTATO MANURE£S Piß TON. KAINCr! The addition of.V «.iall proportion of Kainit to ary of the Mixture is an advantage, and c->n be made without extra obarga if specifi d by the purchasers when piving the order. MIXING The Manures are not mixed until the ' ord rB are sent out, and purchasers at thei; option oin have the original manures s-nt to them ia the maker's bigs, and make the mixtures themselvfs. . .•. SPECIAL MIXTUREb can be made at any time to suit farmers. Note—The "' M " Manure gave i„ best results in proportion to cost out of 19 experiments with Champion Swede Turnips at the Government Experimental Firm " at Momohaki in 1897 (see page 170, Fifth Renort of, Agricultural Department) : The experiments made at Momohaki witlf various Manures upon Turnips in the Season 1898-99 show that ihe b»st. result waa obtamsd from a mixture.of one-third steamel bone dus*i and two-thirds basic si iThoman' Phosphate), whilst the bet j cruli, at a minimum cos% was from' a nixture of one-third Lawes' Superphospnate and two-thirds of the vV. M.E. Co's "M " Manure. The latter mixture contains the same components as the W M.E. Co.'s No. 3 Mixture, tbe proportions being a little differeat. The former com,' ination points to the fact, now generally recognised, bat the value of boiic slag, also know as Thomas' Phosphate, has been greatly* under-estimated. The W.M.E. Co.'sN'.4 Mixture contains one-third of Thotna Phosphate. A perusal of ihe report Mr. Gillanders, the manager at Momo ki, embodying the results of the experi snts referred to, which will be found n the Seventh Refors of theDe!parlm nl of Agriculture, wonld amply repiy aiy farmer who finds a difficulty in selectingche most suitable manures.

TUB OOMPANX RKOBIVBS BTOOK FOR FREEZING upon cwner'a account at the following rates (To include s'aughtering, Freezing, Shipping! Wrapper and Freight. FOB SHIPMENTS IN THE MONTHS OF JUNE TO NOVEMBER, inolwivoMUTTON, fd'per lb (three farthings) BEEF, 9-10 d nine-tenths of a peony LAMB, 9-lOd it (nine-tenths of a penny )R SHIPMENTS IN THE MONTHS DEOEMBER TO MAY, inclusiveMUXION, 1 and 1-101 per lb (one penny and one-tenth) BEEF, 1 and MCd;per lb (one penny and one-tenth) LAMB, l-5d per lb.(one penny and one-fifth) The Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMITED. BLADDEN, SttttU