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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 194, 7 September 1900, Page 4

ALL! WHITAKERS HOUSEHOLD STORES, 808 (JBOCERIES, PROVISIONS, &0., &o. JcO. BACON & HAMS (Special Qualiti.) CHEESE Dalefield CANNOT BE BUBPABSED. Delighted tojjerve yoa wheneverl you call, Be your o dera large one, or ever'bo small, Our] goods never fail to give best affection, Ind our principal aim is an "honest transaction." Note the address: DEVOIS and LIAKDET STREETS New Plymouth. Telephone, No. 111. IMPORTANT TO.FARMERS. CHEAP MANURES! AT NGAHAURANGA. M MANURE-£4 Feb Ton. OUAKANTEED ANALYSIS. Tricalcic Phosphate 27 per cent. Ammonia ... , 7 per cent. BONE DUST-£5 5s run Tok. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS. Trioalolo Phosphate [ 43 per cent; Ammonia 4 per cent

NO. 1 MIXTURE. £5 2a fid pbb'toh. guabantjed analvsis. One'half Lawes'Sopkbphosphath. One-half Bonh Dust. NO. 3 MIXTURE. £4 10s;per Ton.| One-balf Lawes' Superphosphate. One-half '', M " Makubb. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4lsspe Ton. Ono-third Lawes' .Stcbkphosphatb One-third Thomas' Phosphate One-third Bo.vip Lwst This is a fiist-ciass Turnip Maniiro, and is specially recommended for wtt or sour lands. SPECIAL. POTATO MANURE£S PBBTON. KAINITI The addition of.7a st.iall proportion of Kawit to any of the Mixture is an advantage, and can be made without extra cWge if specified by the purchasers wit-en giving the order. MIXINU The Manures are not mixed until the orders are sent out, and purchasers at thoir option can have the original manures g?nfc to them in the maker's bags, and make the vuixtures themselves. 6PKOIAL MIXTURES* can be made at any time to suit farmers.

Note-The "M " Manure gave l. best results in proportion to cost out of 19 cx- : pcrimeota with Champion Swede Turnips at i the Government Experimental F*rm at j Momohaki in 1897 (tee page 170, Fifth I BeDort tf Agricultural Djpartmeot) : The experiments made at Mcmohaki ■with various Manures upon Turnips in the •Season 1898-99 show that the bust result Tvas obtanid fcom a mixture of one-third jsteame-l bone duii; and two-thirds bas'o si (Thomas' Phosphate), whiht the be.t [ emit, at a minimum cos*, was from a fixture of one-third Lawes' Suporphospnate and two-thirds of tin W.M.E. Co's "M " Manure. The latter mixture con. tuins the same component as the W.M.E. Co.'a No. 3 Mixture, tre proportions being ■ a little differetit. The former comVination points to the fact, now generally recognised, hat the value of baiie tlag, also know as Thomas' Phosphate, has been greatly under-estimated. The W.M.E. 'Co.'bN;.* Mixture contains one-third of Thoma Plusphate. A perusal of the report Mr. Gillandon?, the manager at Momo ki, embodying the results of the experi jnta referred to, which will be found n the Seventh Kopor* of the Departm nt of Agriculture, wonld amply rop»y aay farrnar who finds a difficulty in telectingshe most suitable manures. TUB COST AM RMIIVKS STOOK FOK F'RBEZ[VQ upon owner's accouut at the following rates To include s'aughtoring, Freezing, Shipping, Wrapper and freight. FOU SHIPMENTS IS THE MONTHS UF JUSK TO NOVEUB3H, inolusivoMUTTON, JJ per lb {three farthings) BEEF, 9-10 d ninc-'enthsof a penny LAMB,9-10d „ (nina tentl sof a ponny )K SHIPMENTS IM TH3 MONTHS DEOEMISER TO MAY, intluaivo-

MOTION, 1 and 1-10! per lb (one pmny and one-tenth) BWSP, 1 and MCd'ptr lb (ono penny and one-tenth) LAMB, 1-5J por lb (one penny and one-fifth) The Wellington Meat Export Company, UADDRN,„ftmt«