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Waikato Times, Volume XII, Issue 967, 3 September 1878, Page 4

Miscellaneous. W. S LAURIE, 7 WYNDHAM-STREET AUCKLAND Has constantly on hand, and to arrive. Oa.iulleSj Belmont sperm Currants, in cask and case Raisins, Eleme and •:ult'ana : Kuglisli crushed loaf Sardines, halves and quar- • : ,:ters Salmon, Califdrnian Fancy wire, StaW dards and Staple ■"■ . .' Malt, English, in tanks Linseed. Oil, boiled and. raw. in drums and wood „ do do Colzan Turpentine vVENS; KITCHEN RANGES, ETC. TO LADIES CO NTRY SETTLERS ~AND OTHERS. THE IMPROVED PATENT P STABLE SMOKE-CONSUMING ■ '...! "-"".'OVENS' .'.' .: Hr "*> iri use hj >w over five years When I first made these useful Ovens I guaramecd them to'laSt five years 1 with ordinary cire. Several ladies have informed me thai they have had them in use over that time, and ; one nearL six years, and to all appearances w 11 last another five years. There, arc now over TWO. /THOUSAND of t:he*e OvL-nsin nee ; no person should be without them especially country settlers, as vhey. require noselting, and for baking bread they are unrivalled. 'Everyone -w:ho has had th m is enti'dy satisfied with them, and the prices are from 38s to Sis lor an oven which, will'last over five years,;and j eight different sizes to choose from. ' WROUGHT IROS COTTAGE, J3OARDIISG- HOUSE. AND SHIP STOVES :On hand ami made to order. Colonial Ovens, cheapest in Au'cklanot guaranteed for ten years.. >; Also, cheap, second hand Leamingnd ■ Ranges, &p. Patent Chimney Tops, guaranteed to cure ."imoky c'mnneyß, r -.\ ■■.. And every kind of Household Ironmon- . gery, at HERBERT H. SMITH'S AUQ D ; . IR, Q,X. vY ORKS, DPKHA.M-STBEET WEST. Illustrated Printed Catolog-e s.nt on application PREPARED ANIMAL ' ! "MA.NUR-Y 'j GUARANTEED BY ANALYSIS THIS BEST AND CHEAPEST l M A N UR E TN THfi MARKKT. ONEDUSTAND GUANO SUPER- ;:.\ SE'iED. .' Awarded Two Bronze Medals Queensland •;: Agricultural Brisbane, 14th August, 1877. R. Bairi>, Esq., Auckland A h yi'Ur request I'have inak* a careful Analysis of the Prepared Ariiiii-il Manure f romthree sample's taken indiscriminately from the bulk..; The. large percentage of Ammjnia, Phosphates, aa<i Potash, stamp it at once :a- Manure u¥ tub Highest Class, theus>- i>f which wiii be rewarded by greatly: increased weight of crops of every description. KARL; TIIKQD.OU' SIAIGEh, F.L.S. Queensland G vernmuu inalyst, &c R. Baikd, Esq., Auckland. I have no hesitation in recommending tb * as. a : most valuable. Manure—especially "for Potatoes, 1 Mangolds, and Daiky Pastures. It will prove a FKKTILISER upon all soils. ' The" quantity required wil' vary with'nature of Dhc land aqd- the crop to bo cultivated-.;'-but 2j-Gwr, PER AGUE will, iu the generality of cases, be amply sufficient. R. W.KmErson Mclvon. M.P.S.-.L., F.C.S., Loudon aud Beriip.; Author of the Chemistry of Agriculture. ANALYSIS. \ Mclvor. MoistnrOrganic Matter* hi-Oiubl-Pho-*phate i,f Lime P'asli, Mgnesa, ko.. Oarljona r . j - uf Limr Snip.i.i:e of Lime .ik -line r^alts I 100.000 100 00 *o';itainiDgAmaiouia. 7.70 6.03 PRIONS ; Per ton. No. I—Guaranteed Pure, bags free £lO 10s N.> 2 M:xcd wi;h 20 per co:i'. of dry earth ... ... £8 10s Copii-s of Reporc--, Analyses, aid Testiu onia's forwarded on application. E. BVIRD, VJCTQRIA Silt EST, J. D. & K. HILL, HAMILTON