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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 205, 4 September 1901, Page 4

TOIJJAifiY FABMBBS REAB GOOD OALVJSB by giving th a something to take tbe plaoe of the fat removed by tbe separator. Thli it fonnd in COD LIVER OIL. A gallon wil renr a call. To be obtained from R. 0. TEMPLKR, Btmtfort] IMPORTANT TO FABMBBB. CHEAP MANURES! ON TRUOKS AT NQAHAURAHGA. M MANURE—£4 Fbb To*. aOABAHTBIO ANALYSIS. 1 Phosphate 27 per owl Ammonia ... ... ... 7 pn.otai. BONE DUBT—£G 6s FKB To*. aVABANXIIBD ANALYSIS. Tricaloio Phosphate 48 per oent Ammonia ... 4 peront MO. 1 MIXTURE, £8 2s 6d FBB TO*. GUARANTIED ANALYSIS. One-half Lawbb' SuPXBPBOSFBAII. One-half Bond Dust. NO. 8 MIXTURE, _____ £4los fbb Ton. One-half La wis' Buperfho&phaxb. One-half" M" Mahubb. NO. 4 MIXTURE.) £4l6s pib Tom. One-third Lawrr' SuFSKFKngPHAn One-third Thomas' Phosphati One-third Bok» Dust Thii is a first-class Turnip ud Is pe'ially recommended for wet or, aow lands. SPBOrAL, POTATO MANURE—£6 ran ton. KAINIT i The addition of * small proportion fof KiiNiT to any of tho Mixture is an advantage, and otn be mscin without extra obarge i specified by the parohaters wfren giving the order. MIXING The Manures are not mixed until the orders are sent out, and purchasers at theii option can have the origin*! manures wnt to them in th« mukor's bags, and the mixtures themselves. SPKOIAL MIXTURHb can be mad* iny time to suit farmer*.

Note—'The " M " Manure gave tbt beat results in proportion to oost out of 19 experiment* with Champion Swede Turnip* at the Government Experimental Farm at Momohaki in 1897 Isee page 170, Fifth Report of Agricultural Department) t experiment* made al< Momahakl with various Manures upon Tnrnipe in the Season 1898-99 show that ihe but rceult was obtained from a mixture of one-third steamed bone dtu*i and two-third* ><m't slag (Thomas' Phosphate), whiUt the best remit, at a minimum cote, wa* from a fixture of one-third La wee' Snperaho* phate and twoahirdi of the VV.M B CV« "M ' Manure. The latter mlrtore oon. tiins the snme component* at Uie W.M A Co. * No. 3 Mixture, the proportion! ttlia a little different. The former oombinatioiS point* o the faot, now generally imm> niseJ, that the value of batio (lag, aSo known as Thomas' Phosphate, ha* be* greatly under-estimated. The W.M.B. Co.'a So. 4 Mixture contain* one-third of Thomas' Phosphate. A perosa of the r*. {>ort of Mr. riUanders, the manager at Motnohaki, errlxidying the result* of the experiments referred to, which will be found in the Seventh Rejtorb of the Da. partmem of Agrieutmre, wcnld amply reP»y any fannor who finds a diffionlty la •electing the most suitable manure* THB OOMI'ANV RSOBIVSS STOOK FOR FREhZINQ upon owner's account at th« following rate* To include s'aughterirg, Freezing, Sn fping, Wrapper und Freight, FOR IN THE MOxTiK OF JUAB TO NOVKVBEF, inolu*>»— MUTTON, Jd per lb (three farthings) BI2EF, 9-10 d nine-tentlis of a LAMB, H-10d I, (nina-tenth* of a > * #B ' penny F)R RHIPMtfNTa IN THB MONTHS OF DKOKMBKK TO MAY, inclusiveMOTION, 1 aad l-10d per lb (one penny an' one-tenth) BIiGF, 1 and 1-lCd per b (one penny and one-tenth L/> ML| 1-Cd per lb (o t penny one fifth The Wellington Meat Export Company, LIiUTiJD. DILNO'JJ BU&DDKN,