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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 246, 13 December 1900, Page 4

thb;bnhre fonv MOSQUITO, lvl. and stands about 12 hands hi?". He took first prize at the 'J'aranaki Agricultural Show, 18i)9. FEES:—One mars, 80s.; two cr more, aa per i greerucnt. J. RAMAKA, ...13 DKYON STREET. 1 PIANOS p & ORGANS ►. AT LOWEST rT> riacKS. Solo Agent in New Plyrnoiilh lor the celebrated * Wertheim § Sewinr* , Which, from their merit Hl«iu!,hnv« (rained fortl'lcmt selves a world-wide rc|)iil:i- <*# turn, and ,irc now universally recognised as Urn , most reliable machines in Sole A!»cnt lor tiro world-famed Central Depot.

IMPORTANT TO FARMBHS. ON TEUOKB"AT NGAHAUfIANGA. M MANUBE-£4;Peb Ton.' GUABANTEBD ANALYSI9.J Tricaloic Phosphate 27 payees*, Ammonia , ... 7 p?r oent, BONE DUST-£5 fig PEB.TON. GUiRANTEB.^ANAr.YSIS. Tricalcic Phosphate [ 43 pat cent' Ammonia i per cent NO. 1 MIXTURE. £5 2j 6d peu'ton. ODAItAKTSBD AHAL7SIS, One.half Lawes' Sophephospiuth., One-half Bomb Dust.] NO. 3 MIXTURI3. One-half L'.wra' NDPiinpuodnHTE. One-half '' M " AUnuu;:. no. i mixture. £4Jl6s pei£Tos. One-third Lawbs' RtrPHiiPii'ispaAT* One-third*TfioMAS' Phohmat;: One-thirdjjlJoKß Dust This is a first-class Turnip Manure, and is specially recommontwl ior wtt or sour lan U SPECIAL POTATO MANURSi'S t'EU to*. j KAINIT.I I The addition of a small proportion of Kmnit ;to any of tho Mixture it an ad .-antago, and o\n be msd-j without extra marge if upooibi-d by the pj'.cluaors vrat.i fiving the order. MIXING The Manures are not mixed until trie orders are sent out, and ptirchaiara at thei. option cm have the origin il nifiiurea S'nt to them in the nnkor's bigj, and imke the mixtures themselves. SPECIAL MIXTUrt&i caj he made at, any time to suit fa'tnorx Note—The "Jrl" Munare gave tha beat results in proportion ip.cost out of 11) experiments with Champion Stfrade Turnips at the Governinout Kxparnnontal Firm at Momohaki in 1897 Isee page 170, MM) Report of Agricultural D jpartaioat) : T!io experiments made at Momohaki «dlh various Manures upon Turnips ia the Reason 189S-99 show that iho lirar result, '.as obtaned from a mixture of one-third its.ime'l bone dui l ; and iivo-tairdi basic alai; (Thomas' Plraphato), whilst the be t result, at a minimum cosr, was from a .TiXture of outs-third ljawes' Suporp'ioai.hato and two-thirds ofthj vV.M B Co's "M ' Manure. The latter mixture eontains the sums components aa tho ffll H, (Jo. « Wo. " Mixture, fie proportions otiug a little dllifere >t- The fanner cum ination iiointa to the f»"t, now genoral'y recognised, that the valun of bavj.c slag, also known ca Tiipnins' Hiosphnt!, baa boon jSßittlv? undor-esti'.nat'id. The W'.M.K. 'lo.'s £io 4 Mjytu o contains one-third of Thomas' Pbfoko. e. A perusal of iho report of Mr. t<ilbmkrp. the manager' at iloir.ohaki, e'cljmlyi.ij.; the reeyl s uf the experiments reiVr.ed to, which veill i,e found in the ioeyonth Ho;jors of Ui? Department of AgrifiUlrare, wotld amply repay any favmor who finds a •ieiootißg the most suitsbb manures. THE COUPAST BHJKIVBB STOOK FOR FREEZING upon owner's aoeountatthe following rates To include slaughtering, Freezing, Shipping, Wrapper and freight. FOR SHH»MJS«T3 IBT THE MONXhe OF JUNK TO NOFISMBER, inelusivoMUTTON, Jd per lb (three farthjngs) BEEF, 0-10 d nlue-tenths of a penny Tu&MB, 9-10 i „ (nine-tenths of a peuny F)R SHIPMENTS ;IN THE MONTHS OF DSOISMBBR TO MAY, inclusiveMUTTON, 1 and 1-10.1 per lb Cone fcenny and one-tenth) BEEF, 1 find l-lCd>r lb (one penny and one-tenth LAMB, 1 lb (one* penny and one fifth The Wellington Meat Export Company, DiLrIO^KLADDENJSeoretar