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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12343, 27 August 1903, Page 8

S?H£i WESJ-JbXJNGTOItf MEAT EXPORT CO., utd.. MANURE MANUFACTUBERSd Officee, Lambton Quay, Wellington • Hanure Worki, Ngfthauiiinga. , IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. < CHEAP ¥AHUBEB. j NETT CASH, ON TRUCKS^ AI !NGAHAURANGA, in 2CWT. SACKJ. For iewt. bags, 2/6 per ton extra U charged. j M Fanure, £i 10s per ton. Guaranteed Aualysi* : Tricalcic Phosph&to ... 26 per cent. Ammonia ... .- .- 8 P er tMIt ' Bone Dust, £5 5s por ton. Guaranteed Analysis : Tricaloic Phosphate ...43 per cent. Ammonia 4 P«* ewa *' (The present stock of the above two classes of mannre, via :— •■" M " and Bone Dust, is all required for mixing purposes, anid' orders cannot therefore be taken for these maamres by -themselves) . Imported Superphosphate, £5 5* per ton. Guaranteed Analysis : 35 to 37 per cent, soluble Phouphat*. No. 1 Mixfc c, £5 5a per ton. Guaranteed Analysis : One-half imported Superphosphate, 38 to 37 per cent, soluble Phosphate ; One-half Bone Dust, afl above. No. 3 aiixture, £4 17s 6d per ton One-half imported Superphosphate, «■ above ; One-half "M" Manure, »■ _bor«, Special Potato Manrre, £5 per ton. (Copied from the report of tfc« New York Agricultural Experiment Station at Geneva, N.Y.) Guaranteed Analysis : Five twenty-thirds Dried Blood, >]5 per, cent. .A^nmonia ; Ten twenty-thirds Bon« Duit, a» above ; Eight twenty-thirds, Kainit, fl» p»« cent. Potash. Kainit ! The addition oi ai small proportion of Xainit to any of the mixtures i« *n advantage, and will be made without extra charge if specified by th« purchaser when giving the order. Mixing ! The Manures are not mixed until the orders are sent out, and purchasers at their option can have th« original Manures aent to them in th« makers' bags, and make the mixture* themselves. SPECIAL MIXTURES can b« mad« at any time to suit farmers. FREEZING SHEEP & LAMBS. II HE WELLINGTON MEAT 'KXPOET COMPANY (LIMITED), it prepared to purchase Fat Sheep and L&inbs by weight at graduated prices for the following qualities and gradesfcj H E.ifi P.« FIRST QUALITY FREEZEES— BRAND W.atX-Co. 40 to <J6lbi; 66 to 70tt>s. /' Over 701b*. SECOND QUALITY FEHEZERSBRAND NGA. 40 to 70tt>s % FREEZING EWESBRAND NGA. EWE. LAMBS. FIRST QUALITY FREEZERSBRAND W.M.E. Co. Under 42&>s. Over 42Ibs SECOND QUALITY FREEZERSBPwAND NGA, REJECTS. Will be paid for at tlma values. CONDITIONS. Fat and Skins to be the property oi the Vendor, the Company paying le>£ the former the current value per Ib of the day, and the latter mss be either sold to the Company or fellmongerefl on owner's Recount at his option. All sheep to be prime of tbelr class, and to be delivered at Freezing Works at owner's cost and expense. Price and payment to be on the FROZEN WEIGH i. Or the Company Ib willing to purchase at a straight-out price pur head &s heretofore. Prices can be obtained on application at the Company's < 'fficea, or from any of the Buyers in the country. The Company also offers clients every facility for freezing on their own account. DILNOT SLADDEN, Secretary. Wellington, August 13th, 1903. CALLAGE & CO , Land A gents, Devon Street, NEW PL i r MOUTH, are now selling Port Moturoa Sections STIUTFOED AOENCST i MR. H. L. TtGTTShas been appointed aOLfi AGENT in Stratford fo tlieSale of the Takanaki Herald, from . ««fhom p«*perp can always be obtained. 1 The BoDaEi' is obtainable from iji*ll Storekeepers. '