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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2882, 3 January 1891, Page 3

Notices. T. & S. MORRIN & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, IMPORTERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS & MACHINERY, HARVESTING SEASON lionishys lieapers and Binders, I lorn shy's Paragon lieapers and Mowers, Momsbys Paragon Mowers, Ilornsby's liulispeiisaMe Side-delivery Keapers. Massey's Toronto Reapers and Binders. BUCKEYE LOWDOWN 11EAPERS AND JjINDEES, HOWAED'S HORSE RAKES, AND CORBETT'B TUMBLE RAKES, BINDER TWINE (FLAX, MANILLA AND JUTE), HAY FORKS, HAY RAKES, and every oilier requisite for the Ilurvest Field. T- &d S. iMIOIRiR/XlNr CO. (LIMITED), QUEEN & HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND.

LOST —A Post-olliee Letter-box Key ; small piece of leather attached. Finder rewarded on leaving at this office. LOST —On Wednesday night, between Hamilton Public Hall and Hamilton Hotel, a I'laek Feather Fan, Finder rewarded on returning same to this oilier. LOST — An Unshorn Lincoln Rani, branded™ (in heart). Missing since December Uit.--\Y. 31. Douglas, Bruntwood, near Cambridge. I l; E W A 11 I) . ! LOST, STOLEN, OR STRAYED— From the Whatawhata Flat, Two Two- ; Year-old FILLIES, one dark bay or. bro v.n, black points: one light bay, black points:, white face. Branded 31 on shoulder, The above reward will be paid for such information as will lead to their recovery. WILLIAM McLIESH. STRAYED— From Hautapu, TWO BAY I'flNV 3IARKS, one branded A ou the near shoulder, and one with two hind feet white and star on face. Any < person returning them to J. Allwill will j receive oue pound reward or ten shillings ! for oue. | wixyiEwiii WAIPA. | CANNELL & CO. AGRICULTURAL |^ IMK ! LAST HRE RS ' ! gL'I L D lilt ii' 131E ! This Lime proves to be tin.' best material for destroying Turnip Fly, Orchard aud other Insect Pests, and is also most elective in freeing the land from sorrel. , RELIABLE REPORTS RELATIVE j TO CANNELL & CO,'B LIME, AND ALSO THE VALUE OF USING LIME FOR TURNIPS, FROM PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE. J as. HI'JIE, Esq., Hamilton, writes : 11 Cask ell & Co. : The experiments I have made with your lime have proved satisfactory, aud I feel sure that the lime j will be very useful to the farmers of ; Waikato." ) Isaac Coatiw, Esq., Hamilton, writes : "I have pleasure iu stating, with reference to your lime, that I am satisfied in every instance with the results of using your lime, not ouly for the first crop but afterwards. On a small piece of reclaimed land that has been very bad with sorrel I gave an extra dose of the lime, ami to this day there has been no sonv.l to speak of, although it is two years ago. Tiicrefure, I am fully convinced that tt'aikato laud, especially the reclaimed swamp, will be greatly benefitted with lime." 3lr Cox, Hamilton, writes : — " I have great pleasure in recommending your lime as a top dressing for either meadow hay or grass land. I applied four sacks of lime to about :j acre, and also applied equally to the other acre a bag each of bono dust and superphosphates, the phosphate went ahead rapidly the first season. The second season the bones a trifle the best, but for a permanent fertilizer I prefer the lime, a3 the grass has thickened wonderfully and out stripped either of the others." Mr Thos. Brydonk, Manager of the New Zealand aud Australian Land Company, Dunodin, writes to W. A. Graham, from Edendale, 25th December, IS9O, as follows: — "In reply to your enquiries re lime, we put the lime on the ground at the rate of two tons to the acre, spreading it by putting it in small heaps of three or four shovellfuls, let it lie until it slacls Jito flow, then spread it with long handled shovels. We have been very successful in growing turnips, and reckon that it pays the cost the fist crop. We use -100 t<> 600 tons a year on this estate. The sou is medium'loam, with an open subsoil, and grows grass, oats, and turnips, and is devoid of lime naturally. The two tons cost us about 42s 6d unbagged, much depends on convenience of railway." Yours Truly, (Signed) Thos. Bhyijo.nl.' Good road, aud secure paddocks at the lvilns, for the accommodation of farmers Hun t.'V'n dray^. The Lime can be loaded dircjt truin Kiln al lowest cost lor cash. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Hamilton. THE undersigned will attend all sittings of the R. 31. Court in Waikato: at Cambridge every alternate Saturday, at Hewitt 3 Hotel. It. W DYER. Solicitor, Hamiltou. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE.