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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 197, 24 September 1900, Page 4

BABHIKB BOOTS & SHOE% PEACH'S STOCKTAKING Will commence on BATURDAY,"Beptettbtt Jit, and will centina* * When the whole of hli Um and varied stock of BOOTS and SHOES will ba offend m GKHATLY REDUCED PRICKS. 1 The following are a few of tlie licet ; Ladies' Daoolng Shoes, from it 8d Ladies' Oxford Shoes, from If Ladies' lialmoral Boots, from fie 61 Ladies' Leglttte Boots, from 7s 8d Mod's BUong-nailed Shooters, from 9f Men's Balmoral lioots, from 8» 3d Men's Oxford Shoes, from Gs i)d TAKK ADVANTAGE OK THE SALE, Aim UKT A SUPPLY OF BOOTS & BHOES AT AN EXTRA LOW PEIOB. All goods booked will be charged the usual prioo. J. C. PEACH, Cash Boot Shop, INQLEWOOD. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. CHLAP MANURES! CM TRUCKS AT NGAHAUBANOA. M UAHUB£-£4 Pbb Tom. OUAJUNTBED ANALYSIS. Tritalcic Phosphate 27 per cent. Ammonia 7 per.cent, BONE DUST-£G 6s PUB ToK. OUABASTOTO ANALYSIS. Tricaloio Phosphate Ammonia 43 per oent • percent MO, 1 MIXTURE. £5 2i Gd r-Ka TOS. ODABANTiBI) ANALYSIS. One half Lawls Scpkupuosphati. One-half Boss him.

I NO. 8 MIXTUBB. ] One-half Lawus' g One-half 'M " MaNuuh. NO. 4 MIXTURE, f £4 15s PR TOK. , Oue-lUird Lawes' SuPM«'uoi>rHATi j Ore-third Tuusua' I'iiokcaat* ~ One-third Bos» I)dbi t, This is a fitst-class Tmaip Manure, and it f bpo ially recommended for wet or r* — j, lands. is SfECIAL POIAIO JJANUREKAIMT! Tie addition of a small proportion of ' t Kajnit Ij aty uftlia Mixture is an ad»antage, and c in bo ai» Jo without extra oharge '' if bjictiiitd by the \>. chasers wren plvlng MIXING Ths Maiuros are not mixed until the ordtra ore sent out, and purchaser* at thelt , option can havo the orimual manures sent ~ to thuni in the maker's bigs, and make the ' mixtures thems~'vfs. \ SPECIAL MIXTURBb can be nude at t any time to suit farmers. s —— Note-The "M" Manttre gave i_ bad r results in proportion to oost out of IS ex--1 perimonta with Champion Swede Turnips at i the Government Experimental Farm at 3 Moinohaki in 1897 (see page 170, Fifth t Reonrt of Agricultural Department) i—- >. The experiments made at Momahaki with vatious Manures upon Turnips in the Season 1898-09 uhowthat ihe Bcsr result was obtaiusd from a mixture of one-third steamed bone dot 1; and two-thirds basio si (Thomas' Phosphate), whiltt the belt f emit, at a minimum cost, was from * . ffixture of one-third Lawes' Sunenboi-

pnate aud two-thirda of the W.M B CV« "M" Manure Tbe latter mixture ontains tho game components u the W.M S. Co.'a No. 3 Mixture, the proportions Ming a little different. The former combination "points, to the fact, now generally recogmeed, "hirt Jjjoviilae of bade slag, alio know as i'nmauir-Wijgyliiae, hu been f great))' uuder-cßtimi-led. "-Tjie W.M.K. iCo.'afl 4 Mixture contains uua-thitd of 'i'hoam Phosjjlia'o. A perusal of. the report Air. (ijllan dor», the manage*, at .Mom oki, embodying the lesul'e of thd> experi tnh referred to, which will U fouad n the Seventh Uopor. of the Dapartmnt of Agricu'tnre, wonld amply repay any farmer who finds a dillicnlty iu. selectingche most suitable manures. TUB COHTANI BIOBIVKB BTOOK FOK KBKE/JNG upon owner's aceiuut at thti following rate* (To include s'mi *h' ninj, Freezing, Shipping, Wrapper and Freight, FOR SHIPMKNTd IN IHK MOHTHB 0 JUNK TO NOVEMBER, inoliutwMUTTON, i'd'pur !b (throe farthings) 3EEF, U-10d niiit-leuths of a LAMB, !)-10d (nini tentleof a JR SHIPMENTS IN rie MONTHS I'ECBMBER TO MAY, iudusiveMUIION, 1 and 1 10.1 per lb (one pinny and one-tenth) UiiLF, 1 and llCd per lh (one penny and one-tenth) L.'-:uJ, i-oJ j...:. :i, [ out peauy and one fifth) 11 ic Wcihii!jion Meat t Kxport Company, "KrJ, Seorets