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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 36, 16 February 1901, Page 4

TO uaxRY FA 11 ME US ! iE\P. GOOD CALVKB by civi-R them i\ som.'tiling to tha place of tan it. removed by the separator. TMs is ,u-id in COD LIVEJi OIL. A gallon will 3ur a calf. be ohtaioed from K. 0. TEMPLKR, Stratford IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. CHEAP MANURES! ON TRUCKS AT NGAHAUKANGA. M MANURE-£4 Per Ton. GL7AMANTISKD ANALYSIS. Trioalcic Phosphate 27 per cent. Ammonia 7 per cent. BONK DUST—£S 5s per Ton. GUARANTEE.! ANALYSIS. Trioalcic Phosphate Au.monia 43 per cent 4 per cent NO. 1 MIXTURE. £5 2d 6d PER TON. GUARANTEED ANMASIS. One-half Lawks' Superphosphate. Ono-haif Bone Dust. NO. 3 MIXTURE. j £4 10s per Tom. One-balf Lawus' Superphosphate. One-half '' M " Manubm. NO. 4 MIXTURB, £4 15s PER Ton. Ooe-third Lawbs' Supbrphospbatb Oue-third Thomas' Puosvhath One-third Bon» Dust This is a first-class Turnip Manu.-e, tnd is specially leeommended lor wtt or sour lauds. SfMHAL POTATO MANURE£S paRTON. KARUT! The addition of a small proportion of Kainit to ii-iy of the Mixture is an advantage, and 0..n lie aa de without extra oharge it specified by the parch isors.wren giving the order. MIXING Th;< Mavures are not mixed until the ord' rs are s.eui out, a»d purchasers at thei. optionaan have the original manures s.nt to them in the maker's b-iga, aud make the mixtures thcmselvi s. KPn-CtAL MIXTURES can be made at any time to suit farmers. Note—The "M" Manure gave 'he best results in proportion to cost out of 19 experiments with Champion Swede Turnips at j the Government Kxperimoutal F-um at I Vumohuki in 1897 isee page 170, Fifth I Kep iti.f Djpart.xeut) : ! The ex.erinic.ts nude at iVlomohaki with vauoin Alanuies upon Turnips in the Reason show that die BfSf reEult van oVita ns-1 f om a mixture of one-.hud Btetuuei buuu dui'i and two-tnirda basio siais (Thorna-' I'h'.'siAata), whilst the bet r«.-u!t, at a miniinum co3>, was from a I a ixture of one-third Lawes' Superptio I plute and two-iJiirds of tho \Y,M •*! r_y g "M ' ».anu>o. The latter mixture contains tha ennie components as ihe VV.M iJ. Co. b No. 3 Mixture, t.e proportions .wing I a little differe t. The former combination j points o ttie fact, now generally roi go- ' nised, that the value of bano Blag, also known as Ti.onW Phosphate, hus been greatly uiid-r-estimatec!. The W.M.E. Uo.'s No. 4 Mixture contains one-'Jiud of | Thomaa' P-husj'huie. A perusal of >he repoit of Mr. (Jillunders; the manager ut Moniobaki, e iibrdying the reuul s ui the I experiments vef-r.ed to, which will be found in .lit) huventh Kepor, of the Do- ; par.mem, of Agriculture, w.-Ud amply re- ; pay any far-i r who thidi a diinoiUty in j •eli-cting.bhe most suitable manures. I tm OOMHANY RKCEIVSS | HU K FOR FiUiKalA'G i upon cxi or'* account at tlv; following rates I'o ii'clude s augncering, Freezing, I Shipping, Wrapper and Freight. FOR BHIPM"K:nTB IN THE MrtrtTH OF JUS 10 TO NOVKMBEii, inolus~ve^-" MUTTON, Jd per lb (three farthintjs) RKKP, 9-10 d nme-ieuths of a ' peony LAMR, 9-lOi „ (nine tenths of a | penny F (R IN- THVI MONTHS OF HKCKMBtm TO MAY, inclusivei MUTTON, 1 and MOd per lb (one p,mny I and one-tench) BMSF, I and 1-lCd per lb (one penny and one-tenth LAMB, l-5d per lb (one penny and one fifth I Ihe Wellington Meat ! Export Company, DILNOT SCATtDKW, PMTNERSHIP. kTO'nnß i, hereby given that we, the undersigned have this day entered nto BitnerthiD as Laud and Kstate Agents n New Plymou.n, BDGAR WATT. DAVID LAING