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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 88, 3 May 1901, Page 1

TO XjaißY FARMERS REAR GOOD CALVES by giving them something to take the place of the fat removed by the separator. Tbis is found in COD LIVEK OIL. A lion will real a calf. be obtained from B. 0. TEMPLER, Stratford IMPORTANT TO FARMER . CHEAP MANURES! ON TRUCKS AT NGAHAURA.NGA. M MANURE—£4 FEB TON. OUABANTEED ANALYSIS. lr calcic Phosphate 2 7 per cent Ammonia 7 per cent BOMS DUST—£S 5s peb Ton. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS. Tricalcic Phosphate 43 per cent Ammonia ... 4 per cent NO. 1 MIXTURE. £5 2s 6d pes ton OUABANTICED analysis. One-half Lawks' Superphosphate. One-half Bone Dust. NO. 3 MIXTURE. £4 10s per Ton. One-half Lawks' Superphosphate. One-half M " Manure. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4 15s phb Ton. One-third lawes' FupkkphosphaTS One-third Thomas' PuosPnATB One-third2BoN» Dust ~ litis is a fiist class Turnip Manure, •vnd i> specially lccoinmcnJcd for wet or sour lands.

SPECIAL POTATO MANURIS- - P£B TON. KATNIT! The addition w a small proportion of Kaimt to a* y of the Mixture ig an tdvantage, and un bo .nadu without extra charge i epeci6 d by the pirch-.serb wiei. giving the order. MIXING The Manures are not mixed until the ord rg are tent out, and purchasers at thei. option can have the original manures s c nt to them in the maker's bigs, and make the mixtures their.selv 8. 6PKCIAL MIXTQRBb can be made at iny time to suit farmers. Note—The ''lvi" Manure gave the best results in proportion to cost out of 19 experiments with Champion Swede Turnips at the Government Kxperimental Farm at Momohaki in 1897 (fee page 170, Fifth Report • f Agricultural Department) experiments made at Momohaki with various Mano rf upon Turnips in the Season 1898-99 show ihat ihe best result was obtained from a mixture of one-third steamed bone duit and two-third* basic slag (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the be t result, at a minimum cost, was from a ffiXture of one-third I.awes' Superphosphate and two-thirds of th *■ *V. M E Co's "M ' Manure. The latter mixture contains the same component s as ihe W M S. Co. s No. 3 Mixture, U e proportions oeiog a little different. The former com' ination points o tHe fart, now generally recognised. that the value of ba>ic slag, also known aB Thomas' Phoßphute, has been greatly under-estimated. The W.M.E. Co.'g No 4 Mixture contains one-thiid of Thomas' Ph n spha'e, A perrsa of 'he report of Mr. Gillanders, the manager at Momohaki, e:rbodying the results ef the experiments referied to, which will be found in the f-'eventh Re> or of the Department. of Agriculture, wr -iM amj ly repay any farmer who finds a difficulty in 'electing the most instable manures

TH R'coi; r A N"J; R-C3IV Eg 810-:K FOK FRKKZIVQ upon owner's account atthf following ralos To include Freezing, Sn pping, Writer :,nd Freight. FOR 'BHIPMKM-- IN THE MOtfTh. OF JUNE TO NOVKMBr'F, inclus vc MUTTON, £d per lb (three farthings) BEEF, 9-10 d nine-tenths of a _ ptnnv LAMB, 9-10 d „ (nine tentlß of a penny F )R f-HIHMKNTS IM THE T MONTHS T OF DECEMBER TO MAY, inclusive MUTION, 1 -10 A per lb (one* penny an :.ne-tenth) Bh.KF, 1 and 1-lCtl per lb (oik j>cnny and oue-tentb LAMP, 1-Su ;jcr lb (one penny and <me filth 1 he Wcjimo'ton Meat Export Compary, 1)11--NOT rUMJUiv, PARTfiHHcHiP. NOTICE U lively '.-i'-vn ''.e, the undersigned k»v« this daj _ntored iLto parlcershiD as Land and Kstato Agents in New i'lymnufl, EDGAR WA'-T. UIYID LAIM'j.