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Notices. MANURES-' The Fkkuzing Company, Auckland. Rukuhia, September G, 1887 1 Enclosed please find order. . . In December I shall require a few tons good Bones and Superphosphate The Bones and Superphosphate supplied last year gave good results. Although a dry season I have a good crop of Swedes. The Corn Manure also gave good results on the growing Oats. Yours truly, I W. Gakdnku, Manager Hon. J. Williamson's Estate. _ I Tiik Fukuzinc. Company, Auckland. Waitoa Estate, Waihou, September 2, 1887. Your Manures were used upon this Estate for the Turnip crop last season at the rate of lewt. each of Superphosphate 25 per cent, and Bonedust per acre. The results are very satisfactory, and the crop compaies very favourably with that of the previous ssason, when Lawes' 3G per cent. Superphosphates were used at the same rates. Our Swede crop has been carrying sheep at the rate of IGO per acre per week, and many of the roots weigh up to 1 libs and 161bs. ° Yours faithfully, G. L. Git ant, Manager. Paumurc, Ist July, 18S7. This Frkuzing Company, Auckland. _ Dijak Sins, I wish you to know that lam greatly pleased with the Manure which L had iroin you last March. You will remember that I intended to use Bonedust only, but on your recommendation, and a good deal against my own inclination, I gave a 33-acre field of Swedes at iny le Awamutu farm a diessing of youi Special Dissolved Bone Manure. Ido not hesitate to say that the crop has been three times as heavy as I had looked for that is, three times as much as I had ever grown on the same paddock with any other Manures. Many of the Swedes were 30 inches in circumference. I have also used your Grass Manure on new grass with extraordinary results. The sheep running on this grass have improved very rapidly, and I consider that IJiave realised better prices for them as a result of the use of the Manure. English Phosphates, costing nie £5 per ton moiM, have not yielded ine results to be compared with those I have had since using yours —which is over since your works started. You may make any use you like of this letter. Yours truly, IlouEii Kay. j CHEMICAL WORKST^S D uH S r KG ' AUCKLAND. j " MSI II BERLII mil 111, IPI-A-IsTO EXHIBITION, AT THEIR SHOW ROOMS, Corner of Hobsoit ami Cook-streets, Auckland. PIANOS by 20 Leading' Makers now on Exhibition ! 15 PRIZE MEDAL PIANOS now on Exhibition ! 35 DIFFERENT STYLE PIANOS now on ; Exhibition American Organs, 6 stops, £15. Pianos, from £20. NEW MODEL IRON COTTAGE GRAND PIANOS FROM £40. All instruments can be |>urchasod on our 20 months Hire System. I ianos, tiom 20s a month. Organs from 15s a month. TUNERS-MESSRS. H. O. BROWN, T. RAMSAY AND 11. HARRISON. -MLAJXJLO-ttJEb W. WEBBS. Messrs. Webb and Co., of Oak House, are in no way connected witli this Company. WEBB & CO., THOS. H. WEBB & CO. | WEBB & CO., Enquire for Oak House, HAVE ON VIEW, oak ** ouse ' Hnl! 1O N STR EE T HOBSON-STREKT, AUCKLAND. b1 h h ' For Cash, or Monthly Payments, Our only ShowJßooms m Aacklanc. g From £23 to £175 .Country visitors _ and others are ini n • • • 11 *i. i i vited to uisjicct their Kxteusive otocls of Tuning and Repairing m all its blanches. HARMONIUMS... „ £7 „ £G0 O NK HUNDRED MUSICAL INSTRU-Second-hand Instruments all prices. ORGANS £11 >> £75 MENIS. KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES. J. H. D alton, Tailor, Yictoria-street East, Auckland, AND TENNYSON-STKEET, NAPIER. PATTERNS OF CLOTII IVT EW PR ICK LIST 1),0R Atl Goods cuv scnt CARRIAGE 1886-87. PAID, and if not approved are y 101w exchanged, or the money returned Gentlemen's Clothing to LATEST FASHIONS (whiclieuer preferred), f \ rt Measure, / / : In Gentlemen's and Boys' ClothA' ; "|| P ° ST FREK WITU Price ing, Sec., and Easy Self- £"• ll ' .■ j I Measurement Forms Good Tweed Suit ... 210 0 ;;'|j £s. d. are sent, „ „ „ 3 0 PVU Scr«'o Suits 210 0 GRATIS AND POST FREE, ON .. ». »» , - 3 5 0 i\w ..O C, if oio 0 APPLICATION. „ „ „ 310 0 | " Fox Serge Suit ... oiu u »» » » Jflf Fancy Serge Suit .410 I '» ~ • J ,fe/ Heavy Diagonal ... 415 0 i> » " r / tf'i Best „ ... 500 "" ~ ~ ' " » " •" 410 0 \f\ Best Cloth Suit 410 0 EXTRA Trousers 012 6 J". t PAIR TROUSERS ;; ;;; : : ° 5 10 0 GIVEN AWAY ... 1 0 0 cSScES. Frock and Dress Suit 75 0 WITH EAOII SUIT. " ... 15 0 " ' & QOOPKR'S NEW LIME KILN, | List of Works on Farms and Farm W®rk„ | Allen, R. L. f New American Farm Honk 11 (i j Australasian Farmer and Station Guide... 3 0 i liailcv. T.M.. The Book of Ensilage ! (American) 0 0 I Hurton, J.H., My Home Farm ... ... -1 0 // -v i Crozier and Henderson, How the Farm William Mkf Cannell, 0 , |j. j (American) ..00] r . 1 Donaldson's Suburban Farming 1 in the Itex Has just added to j production of Milk, Butter, Cheese, MONUMENTAL business a ::: IS i Mftcnii J%m\ " 1® NEW LIME KILN | ot ;^ rricul : 7 c i J°^ nston » Professor, Instructions for Neat' Whatawhata. Analysis ot Soils anil Manures ... ... 2 0 fIR BSRTV i® Ml BWFarm Convenicncics (American) 'M'i illus- | s J j Agent : W. T. I Lloyd, F. J.. The Sciencc of" Agriculture 11 0 ! MAnNDKE, Who will i Slack.y, A.. Australian Affriculture ... 4 0 1 ii . i Mechi s How to I.sirm Prohtably 0 0) SUppJy t) l'rolitablc Farming 19 T lme at OS per bag. Ncvilc, G , Farm* and Farming 7 0 * * Roosevelt, R.F., Five Acrcs Too Much (American) 7 0 Simmond.s, P.L,, Tropical Agriculture ... 24 0 c Kerbing for Graves and Iron Railings for same at Low Prices, i Stephens, h., The Book of the Farm, 2 j Ten Acres of Enough (American) 4 0 Ville's Chemica) 7 0 DESIGNS FORWARDED ON APPLICATION, Walker, John, J tow to Farm With Profit... 1 0 Waring, G. K., The Book of the Farm ...10 0 _ Warinr, G. E., Elements of Agriculture... r» 0 i" " Waring, G. }£~ Uraining for Profit ... 7 0 HA 11 R y BENNETT'S|m Tyr ARSH AL L formation of Permanent a ■nTWO UnTTTT i '-*■ Begs to announce to the lis llrcs — j L IJiiJcv iIVJJLLiJj, i S ettlers of Lichfield, Oxford, Waotu and 70, Qubkn-stkkkt, Aucki.and. Aliieiit-stkeet (opposite the Uuhtom | Matamata that lie has commenced Lmsi- ' A U C H K L" A- ND. I " CSS at LIC11FIELI) as rp 11 EDMO ND , " ' , ! SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER. *■ • Authorised Surveyor 1 Private Suites for Families. Day and j > Autnorisea surveyor, j Night Porter always in attendance. | and solicits their support. Liocnse(l un(lor tha Land Tranßfcr Act , - Ldsoiieon from 12 to 2. i Work done on stations, Apply by letter ! ttamtttyynt ! to Lichfield. j c HAE E Y BENN ET T , j ; \ A N TEL KNO WN—The Clicapeat '' ,T nf f1l „ n-vpnrlmi Hotel ami Provi- T>ROOF of DEBT FORMS, under the IV V House for every Description of (Late of thei Cla j Bankruptcy Act 1883, FOR SALE Printing is at the Waikato Tuies Office Co Js steamers). this office. Hamilton.

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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2421, 17 January 1888, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2421, 17 January 1888, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2421, 17 January 1888, Page 4

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