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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 113, 29 May 1901, Page 4

TO uaiRY FARMERS RKAK GOOD CALVES by givirg tbem ■ something lo take tba place of tJw fat removed by the separator. Tbi« ii found in COD LIVKR OIL. A lion will rear a calf. bo obtained from 11 0. TKMPLER, Stratford IMPORTANT TO FARMER CHEAP MANURES! ON niUCKfcl AX NGAHAUHANGA,

M MANUKE—£4 Pub Ton. OUAHANTKED ANALYSIS. 1 l'honphate 27 per cent Ami joi ia 7 per cent. liOr K DUbT—£s D» PES Ton. UUAHASTKHu AKALYBtS. Tricalcio Phosphate 43 percent' AiuuiuLia 4 per oent NO. 1 MIXTURE. £5 2a 6d pes ton. GOABANTiED AfiLTBIS. One-half Lawks' SuPKUPHOSPHATB. One-half Bonh Dust. NO. 3 MIXTURK. £4los rut Ton. Oue-balf Law us' SuPKHPHoaPHAT*. One-hall '• M " AIAKUJMI. NO. 1 MIXTUBK. £4,1 fid PKR Ton. One-third Lawks' MjpkupuosphaM Out-third Thomas' I'uosriiAsa One-third 13o:\« Dust 'l lii- is a liiut class Turnip Manure, \nd 1« pe< ially lecomniendcd for wet or tour timid. 8 KOI A b POTATO UANUHJE - £5 PtH TON. KA'.MTI The addition of a n.nill proportion of Kainit to » y of the Mixture is an advanlay, .mkl (vii Ih- without extra oVurge i tpeciti-d by the parch&sers wren giving tlu order. MIXING Tit- Maruten are not mixed until Ute ord- rs are Beat out, and puichMeri at theii option utu have the original maiures ssnt to thorn in the linker's bigs, and make the mixtures themßelvfß. PIVCIAL MIXTURIfb can be made at tcy timo to suit fanners. Note—The "id" Manure gave the beet results in proportion to cost out of 19 experiments with Champion Swede Turnip* at the Govcnimeut Experimental Firm at Momohaki in 1897 fsee page 170, Fifth Report i.f Agricultural I) ipartment) experiments made at Momahaki f with various Mamues upon Turnips in the Season 1898-99 show that the Bear result was obta-ued from a mixture of one-third steameH bone duit and two-thirds basic »la« (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the bent rssult, at a minimum cost, was from a a ixture of one-tliird Lawes' Superphosphate and two-thirds of tha <V.M K C-)'s " M ' Manure. The latter mixture oon. tains the same components as the W. M £, Co. b No. 3 Mixture, tre proportions jeins a little differe.it. The former combination loints o t*o fact, now generally recognised, that the value of baiio slag, also known »b Thomas' Phosphate, hits been yreatly under-eetimated. The W.M.K. Co.'s No 4 Mixture contains one-third of Thomas' I'hspha'e. A perusa of ihe report of Mr. I 'illanderSj the manager at Momohakij' embodying the resul'.a of the experiments referred to, tfhich will he found i'i I hi* Seventh Ko; or j of Iho Do[lai lincn., of Agriculture, Woild amj ly re. pay a'-y far-.m-r who finds a difficulty iu ' dieting the most *u't.ahle manures TIIK CUM) ANV IIKOEIVES SKI K FOH KKKK/\ K 'O upon (.Hi'cr'.i account, at I h< followi-g rates 1 r<> i>.clu;le cj'irg, freezing, „„ v " Wrapper and Freight. I'OK V H Il'.M KM IN TIIK MOntH ' »r JUr-iK TO NOVKMBKI', inolus>eMI'TTON, ,'d per lb (three fail hingn) ISLI' P, 9-10 d irnc-ienths of n LAV]!, 9-101 ~ (nine tenths of a*" ' penny K >1! MIU'MK'N'TS IV THB MONTHS (-■}'' I■' i tilH K K TO MAY, inclusive—1' l: i iUy, 1 uiui l-lu i per lb (one p.-criy au one.tenth) ll'.IF, 1 i«nd 1-li .i j„ r b (ono peun, oue-teuin 1-Od pel lb (on# penny mil ouu Ct'.ii I he Wellington Meat Hxport Company, i>u,N.vr -I-.