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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 119, 12 June 1901, Page 4

TO iiaißY FARMERS REAR GOOD CALVES by Riving tb in something to take the place of the fat removed by the separator. This U found in COD LIVKK OIL. A IIOD will rear a call. be obtained from B. 0. TEMPLER, Stratford IMPORTANT TO FARMER CHEAP MANURES! OK TRUOEB AT NOAHAURANOA M MANURE—£4 PkbTON. OUAEANTBBD ANALYSIS. I Phosphate 27 par oeat Ammonia ». 7 per oral. BONK DUST—£6 8« ran Ton. aUABADXJtIO ASALTBU. TrioaloioPhosphate 43percent Ammonia 4peroent NO. 1 MIXTURE. £6 8» 6d FBB TO*. GUARAXTMD AVALYSIS. One-half Lawes' Sufkbfhobphatb. Owe-half Bonn Dual. MO. 8 MIXTURE. £4los pkb Tom. One-half La was' Supmrphosphats. 0 iehAlf '• M" Manure. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4_lss PBR TOM. One-third Lawbs* RnpiKvnospßAM Oue-third Thomas' Phobphaxs Oue-third Bon» Dual Thia ii a first-clan Turnip ManGie, vidla penally recommended for wet or war luids. BFKOIAL, POTATO MANURE£6 P«B TON-

KAINITI The addition of a small proportion <( Kar.-it to any of the Mixture i« an advantage, and o»n be made without extra oharge v »pecifitd by the p.uck>utei* when fWing the order. MIXUiU The Manuroi are not mixed nntil the ord re are sjnt out, and pnrekisers at tbel/ •iption Oiu have the original manure* Mat r o them iu the maker's otgs, and make the nixtures themselves. KPr.CIAL MIXTURSb oan be,m»d*jkt %aj time to suit farmers. Note—The 1 M " Manure gave the bait results in proportion to ooafc out of IS experiments witli Champion Swede Turnip* at .ho Government Experimental Farm at tlomohaki in 1897 liee page 170, Fifth Report of Agricultural Department) experiments made at Momohald Aith various Munutes upon Turnip* in th* ■Season ISSM-9!) show that the but result wua obtains I from a mixture of one-third atenmei bone doit and two-thirds basis ilac (.Thomax' I'hosphate), whilst til* bett result, at a minimum cost, wu from a j*xture of one-third Law**' Superphoet hate and twc-lhinU of the W.M B Wl "M ' Manure. The latter mixture ooA'ainh the same components as the fflii Co. s No. 3 Mixture, the proportions Mini i little differeit. The former oombination points o the fact, now generally reoogaised, that the value of batio slag, also known as Tl omW Phosphate, has beea areatlj undcr-ettimated. The W.ILE. Co.'s So 4 Mixture contains one-third of Thomas' Ph'spha'e. A perns* of the repoit of Mr. rillonders, the manager at Momobaki, on.bodying the results of the uxperimenls refuted' to, whioh will Im found ia the Seventh Report) of the Department of Agricuaure, woild amply repay any fumr who finds a diffioolty la electing cl.e most mitablo manures

TUh OOWrANV BGOIIVM STO K FOB FREEZING upon cwrer't uccouut at the following ratM To ineludo slaughtering, Freezing, Sn Wrapper and Freight. FOR BUIt'MKNXtf IN THE MOdm OF JUNK TO NOVEMBEB,.inolui'n— MUTTON, £d per lb (three farthing*) BEEF, 9-10 d n*ne-tenthi of a peon* LAMB, 9-101 „ (nine-tenth* oft penny F)R SHIHMENTB IN THB MONTHS OF DSOISMBISK TO MAY, inclnato- . MUTTON, I had 1-10J per lb (one penny an one-tenth) BfeEF, 1 rtrul 1-lCd per b (one pennr and one-tenth I.AaU'., 1-Cd per lb (o e penny *nfl one fifth 1 he Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMXTKD. DILNOT BLADDKN,