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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 201, 10 September 1901, Page 4

TOJjuaxßY FARMERS T>BAB GOOD OALVXB by (lvUg <fc-a XV something to take the plaoe Of ffir fal removed by the separator. TMela found in OOD LIVBB OiL. A gattoavft rearaoalt '•> To be obtained from & 0. TUTUS, SMnH IMPORTANT TO TABMBBA, CHEAP MANURES! i ON TBUOKB AT NGAHACRAXGkA. M MANURE—£4 PlB TOM. QUABANTBID AKALTB*. I Phosphate iTptconk Ammonia 7 {MT.SMI BONK DUBT—-£6 6a m To*, auAßAvxau) AXixntt. TdotWo Phoephata ... ttpwoal Ammonia 4 (Mr Mai MO. 1 HDETUBK £6 Ss 6d m xov. odajuxtoo avalou. One-half LAWS' StrrraFHOWHAM. One-half Bona Dust. NO. 8 METTDHE ___ £4loa rm To*. Gne-baU Lawm' SuPKBPHoeFHAIB. One-half" M " Mahdbb. NO. 4 XIXTUHK.' £4lßem To*. One-third La wis* gimmouii Ocn-thlrd Tnotaa* Phoifkati One-third Box* Don This is a firat-olan Turnip Manure, wt la peoially reoommended for vet er tow land*. BfFOIALi POTATO MANURE—£6 ru (ON. , KAINITI The addition of a email proporttoa «l Kaihit to ary of the Mixture ie an ajlm tage, and can be made without extra abarn i ipeeifii d by the parohaeecs when itvfaut the erder. MIXING Th« Manures are not mixed nntQ the i orders are sent out, and pnrebseera at their i option own have the original manatee «aot to them in the maker's Dags, make the I mixtures themselves. ' PPKCIAL MIXTURES oaa be made | tny time to enit farmers. I Note—The "il" Mtnare Rave the beat I results in proportion to ooet ant of 19 «x----periments with Champion Swede Tunalm at the Government Experimental Tana at Momohaki in 1897 (see pegs 170,,nftb Report of Agricultural Department) t—experiments made at Moauhakl with various Mannree upon Tnrnipe lb the Season iM&M show that the Baa* malt wa,s obtained from a mixture of oee-titfid •tesmert bone dut and two-thirds baaia •'»« (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the bad remit, at a minimum ooet, was from a <r.xture of one-third Lawee* flniisiehss phate and two-thirds of ths (V.tf i'(M M ' Manure. The latter mixture oesu tains the same components as the V.M J, Co. s No. 1 Mixture, tbe proportions a little different. The former —'Majjtjiia points o the faot, now generally teat* nised, that the value of baiio slac, also known as Thomas' Phosphate, hM feeea greatly under-estimated. The W.M.M. Go.'a No. 4 Mixture oontaina ooe-third tt Thomas' Phosphate, A perusa at the m. port of Mr, Gillanders, the Tninsffsr al Momohaki, embodying the results of the experiments referred to, whloh will ha found in the Beventh Report of the De» partmem, of Agriculture, wonld amply re> pay any .farmer who finds a difficulty Ja •eleoting the moet suitable manures THt COMPANY BBOIITai STOCK TOR FREEZING upon owner's account at the following mm To Include slaughtering, Freezing, So pping, Wrapper and freighiT FOR "BHIPMKMB IN THB MONTH OF JUNE TO NOVEMBER, inolua't*. MUTTON, £d per lb (three farthingi) BEET, 9-10 d nine-tenths of a LAMB, 9-10 d „ (nine-ten ths of MBM F)R SHIPMENTS IN THB MONTHS OT DKOEMBER TO MAY, lnclurfw-T MOTION, 1 and l-10d per lb (one p-—y u' mi teatfc) BMSF, 1 and 1-lCd per b (one penny n| ens tenth LAMB, l-6d per lb (o a penny and one fifth Ihe Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMITED OILNDT -ILADDKN,