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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 19, 21 January 1901, Page 4

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, CHEAP MANURES! ON TRtTOKa AT NGAHAURANGA. M MANURE—£4 Peb TOM. GUABANTBED ANALYSIS. Tricaloic Phosphate 27 per cent Afnmonia 7 pier cent, BONE DUST—£S 6s PEB TON. guaranteed analysis. Tricalcio Phosphate 43 per cent Ammonia 4 per cent' NO. 1 MIXTURE. £5 2s 6d pub lON. OUABANTIBD ANALYSIS* One-half Lawks' Sopebphosphath. One-half Bond Dust. NO. 3 MIXTURE. £4los per Ton. One-half Lawbs' Superphosphate. One-half " M " Manube. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4 15s peu Ton. One-third Lawbs' Supbrphosphatb One-third Thomas' Puosphatb ( One-third.Bon® Dost This is a firat-elaaa Turnip Manure, ind is specially recommended for wet Or sotir lAtitts; BPEGIAL POTATO MANURE£S PBE TON. KAWii j. The, addition oi( a small proportion oi K&iniC to anV of tHe Mixture is,an advanfge, and c&h Bb made mthbik estW oViarftS sjitaoified by the pirohaserS when '.giving the order. ! . wiXINS I'M S'tMUVea tire not mixed until the orders are sent out, and purchasers at thei. option ain have the original manures sunt to them in the maker's bigs, and,make the mixtures themselves, fct.'ivGtAL MtXTttfiHfcs cat) be made at ( any time to suit farmers. Note—The " id " Manure gave the bos' reßults in proportion to cost out of IB experiments with Champion Swede Turnips at the Government Experimental Firm at Momohaki in 1897 (see page 170, Fifth Report of Agricultural Department) The experiments made at Momohaki with various Manures upon Turnips in the Season 1888-99 show that ihe uns >• result wis obtained frotn a mixture of one-'hirrl bteimet bone (lut*i and two-tnird* has o slag (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the be<t remit, at a minimum coa r , was from a mixture of one-third Lawes' Superphosphate and two-thirds of tha W.M E CVa "M ' Manure. The latter mixture bonteiils the same i componetitß as th'e W.M i 3. w0.,8 No. "i Mixture, tre proportions jting & little different. The former combination pointß o the faot, now generally recognised, that the value of batie slag, also known as Thomas' Phosphate, has been greatly under-estimated. The W.M.E. Co.'a Mo. 4 Mixture contains one-third of Thomas' Phosphate. A perusal of the report of Mr. ftillanderSy the manager at Momohaki, embodying the results of the t experiments referred to, which will ba found in the Seventh Honors of the Department. of Agriculture, woild amply repay any farmer who finds a *el«ctingjthe most suitable manures. tan COMPANY BSOHIVBB BTOOK FOB FREEZING upon owner's account at the followiog'rates (To include s'aughtering, Freezing, Shipping, Wrapper and freight). FOR BHIPMEHTSJ ttq.THfi MOtfTH. OF jtfNE TO'NOVIJMBES, .inclus'veMUTTON, |d|per lb'fthrea farthings) BEEF, 6-10 d nine-tenths of a 1 pennv LAMB, 9-10 d ~ (nine-tenths of a penny F)R SHIPMENTS IN THS MONTHS OF DEOEMBER TO MAY, inclusive f MUTION, 1 aud l-10d per] lb (one* panny and one-tenth) BEEF, 1 and l-10d per lb (one penny and ® one-tenth LAMB, l-5d per lb (one peony and one fifth The Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMITED. DILNOT BWDDKV. Seoretar

LAND. LANJ; FOR PALEMidhirst township. Several good level sections, at prices to suit wcrkingjimen. 2000 acres,' Awakiao. Good grazing farm. 470 acres grass, remainder lighvbush. Three room house, considerable fencing. Mr. N. King's sale yards handy. Both -1 Auckland and Taranaki stock markets available, about 85 mileß from Te Kuiti Railway Station on North Trunk Railway. £2 10s. per acre.for freehold; part can remain on mortgage at 5 per cent. 149 acres, Eltham Koad, near Kaponga 6-room honse and outbuilding, a grand,dairy farm factory and school close-at hand. 100 acres, near Eltbarn, 5-room house and outbuilding, fenced and sub-divided. 460 acres, 10 miles from Waitara. About 160 acres in grasß, abcui a mile of fencing. Price, £4los per acre. 13J acres, 6 room house; land fenced, fruit trees and shelter bush. 2 miles from oeDtre of town of New Plymouth. Only £525. Also, 14 acres adjoining above, at £25 per acre. 190 acres, Durham Road. Abou 115 acres in grass, 4-room house, cto., level and dry, 5 miles from Railway Station and Dairy Factory, by good level road; 90 chains wire fencing. £5 10s por acre. Midbirst—s sections and cottage. Price olny fc,M. TO BE LET. 1970 acres, first class grazing land, about one quarter in grass, small house, etc. 15 years lease with right of purchase. We draw transfers of freeholds orlloases, mortgages and leases, etc., at Brokers' charges. We negotiate mortgages, large and small, at low rates of inteiest. We act as agent* for country solicitors, land brokers, and others in registering ieeds. etc. We advertise propeity for sale free f charge. Instructions promptly attended to if 'sent by post, or left with A. H. Moore, Opunakc, IT P. Kookes, Waverloy, or Perry & Percival, Inglewood. ACFOOKES&C 0 LICENSED LAND BROKHRS. New Plymonth. LAND. LAND. WE beg to advise the public that we are carrying on business in New Ply aouth (in premises opposite the Coffee 'alaee, in Kgmont-street) i„ JUAND an BSTATE AGENTS. Vendors are invited to send us particulars f propertiS3 which they may wish to dis-J iose of. WATT & LAING, Egmont-street, I s Opposite Coffee Palace l'