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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1346, 15 February 1881, Page 4

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A NALYSIS OF J I BONEDUST. xV. Colonial Laboratory> - Auckland, January 14, 1881. Organic matter ... 30' 22 Silica ... 6* 131 Phosphates ..51-84 Moibture 6' 20 Carbonate Lime . . 4' 00 Alrfalk-s 123 100*00 Containing Nitrogenous* matter, 19 per lent.; equal to Ammonia, 3.G per cent. The above is a \ery pure sample of Bonedust. J. M. TUNNY, Analyst. Sole Impoiters, G. S. JAKINS, Cus-ionihouse-street. Country Aoents. Russell Mr. E. Eord Wangarei Mr. J. T. Reyburn Mahurangi Mr. J. B. Jordan Waiuku Mr. J. A. Adams Te Awamutu .... Mr. R. T. Millar Cambridge Mr. T. Wells '

B. Tonks & Co.

HAVE TO AREIVE Per I^^^fe^ Trom Progress JJJJJgrNew York, 24 American Farm Wagons, of latest patterns, all fitted, with breaks 3 Cne -horse light Georgia Wagons 3 One-horse light Diamond Wagons 12 Conrtland Wagons, Poles and Shafts 6 Champion Grain Drills, with Manure distributor.

As Sole Agents for Berry's Bene Dust, we are prepared to supply same in any quantity.

American Buggies and Harness always on Hand. B. TONKS & CO.

T> O N E S. Do not leave your bones lying loosely about, bend them to the Waikato Bone and turn them into money. Bones purchased in any quantity. W. CUMMING.

Tjl O 11 S A LE, WOODSTOCK. Fir«t-olass Farm of 2 0 acres in Grass, sub-divided into eight paddocks, bounded on one side by a large creek, pituated about 2 miles *rom Hamilton : comfortable House with ornamental garden, plantation good stable, and all necessary outbuildings. Terms to suit purchaseer. Apply, W. STEELE, Hamilton.

npo LET, on Improving Leases, 2,000 JL Acies ; also, <3,000 Acres as a Run. Kents may be taken in ploughing and other contract work, bcveral hundred acres Ploughing 1 to let by contract ; good gra«s fields for horses an d cottages for men, tit Annaudnle, Piako, on the main Waikato, Thames, and Tauranga Roads and Railway Line, aud near the Te Aroha Goldh'eld-J. Apply to Mr Murray, Annandale, or at this office.

171011 SALE AT WARTLE, * TAMAHERE. One, two and tbree-year-old PUREBRED LINCOLN RAMS. These sheep are directly descended on both aides from pure-bred imported Liivcolns, and are free from any Colonial^ strain whatever. A guaranteed pedigree will be given with every sheep. The Rums can be seen at Wartle, and fuither particulars obtained from Mr. (Jeoige E. Clark, Cambridge, or PATRICK LESLIE.

IVTO ORE & MORGAN, •^ '-*- General Storekeepers, TE AROHA. The Largest and Best assorted stock of Groceries, Ironmongery, Faddlery and Diggeis' Utensils on the Field. Thames Valley settlers will do well to pay us a visit.

H. WAITE,

FORT STREET & EDEN TERRACE, AUCKLAND

Wholesale Tinsmith The only one in the Province that devotes the whole of his time to the Wholesale Trade. He defies Competition, and only requires a call to verify the fact. Ig^All orders by letter will receive prompt attention.

H. WAITE.

THRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW. | S SEASON^TEf S.

LIST OF PBIOES :-i- . 'S. d." Sound Broken Leaf Tea, per pound, 1 6 Strong Breakfast, Congou, ... " 1 10 Fine Pekoe Flavoured Teai ... 2 4 .Empress v of India; a mixture of the " , finest, lhdian & China Teas, ..." 210 Foochowan^ |ava Pekqes, Indian Teas from th^ Assam Company, Darjeeling and Cachar districts;' Moyune ; J Guhpo^i r 4 er > Uncoloured Qi'een^Teas,' \ .'",!-,'. Teas '•packed ,in caimisiiera |or;/amily, use, or, F^ original boxes^> quarter- | , half, and-chests.^^ugftrand general groceries atwKolegale,J»rieW. : "t 1 ! 'J 1 "',",'''

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