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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 96, 24 April 1889, Page 7

PaMie Notices.' riSEAT Tr\ISCOVERY. xx U A CURE FOR THE CODLIN MOTH. ABBOT'S PATENT CODLIN MOTH AND INSECT DESTROYER, This Mixture requires no spraying, no Paris Green, it is perfectly harmless and easily applied—one gallon mixed in four gallons of water will wash from 250 to 300 medium-sized trees, to be used in autumn and early spring. This Mixture is invaluable in the Kitchen and Mower Garden. It is superior to any other Insect Destroyer yet known, as it kills slugs, shell snails, etc., by sprinkling the foliage, acting at the same time as a liquid manure. For shrubs and tender plants from Sto 16 parts water. : Sold in Gallon Tins, price 10s. at No. 3, Rutherford's Buildings, Hobson-strect. Union-street, Auckland, April 11, ISS9.—Mr J. Abbot. Sir,-I have much pleasure in thanking yoxi for the great benefit my trees have received from your valuable mixture tor destroying blight, etc., on fruit trees. Since using it the trees are almost entirely clear of blight, and I have no doubt with a few more washings they will be quite clear.—Yours truly. F. HaXnkbn. Waikomiti, March, 1889.—1 beg to state that Mi- Abbot dressed my apple trees last spring with the above mixture, and not only did it destroy the moth but also the .America-^ blight and moss. It also killed the scale on aercons and oranges, and also their greatest enemy—the borer. It is by far the best insect destroyer I ever used, and I truly believe Mr Abbot has made for us a valuable discovery. I am sure it will soon bo known as the fruit grower's greatest friend. — Yours, etc., Wji. Levy, Nurseryman and Fruitgrower, Waikomiti. .Waikomiti, March 23,1889.—Mr Abbot. Sir,— I have tried your mixture for killing codlin moth, and have found it a great succea?. Last year nearly all my apples were affected, and this year 1 have found very few injured. I have great confidence in the mixture, and believe that in another year I shall be perfectly free from codliu moth.—James Archibald. I AM prepared to negotiate with bonS, fide Purchasers, either in New Zealand, Australia, or elsewhere, for the following Properties, situated in the Provincial District of Auckland :— 1 SHEEP RUN, with STOCK, valued at £86,000. 1 SHEEP RUN, with STOCK, valued at £18,000. 1 SHEEP AND CATTLE RUN, with STOCK, valued at £8,000. 1 SHEEP AND CATTLE RUN, with STOCK, valued at £20,000. 1 BLOCK of 7,000 aere3 LAND, capable of carrying 3,000 sheep besides cattle, without further outlay, £5,500. 1 BLOCK of BUSH LAND of 17,500 acres, £10,000. These Properties are situated in some of the choicest spots in. New Zealand, and are intersected by never-failing streams of the purest water. Well-authenticated statements of accounts, showing payable returns, can be produced. Intending purchasers can obtain full par- ' ticulars, with authority to view them, on application to JAMES HORNE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ACCOUNTANT AND VALUATOR, No. 7, Marine Chambers. Auckland. UANO! GUANO 1 GUANOI CORAL QUEEN ISLAND GUANO. A shipment of this celebrated Guano is now offering for Sale, ex Devonport. It contains little insoluble matter, consequently a less quantity gives better results than any Guano not so rich in fertilising properties. Analysis. Fine. Rock. Moisture -. 660 895 Organic Matter 13-39 10*35 Phosphate of Lime 6505 6980 Carbonate of Lime and Magnesia .. 14-90 io-86 Insoluble Matter .. ... ... 00-06 o'o4 100 100 These are both excellent samples of Guano, being nigh in percentage of Phosphates. J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. on sam: BYGEORGE COHENS, HIGH-STRKET (Delivered f.0.b., Auckland, £510s, in bags, each 2cwt; Liberal Discount on large orders), From whom Copy of Analysis, Testimonials, and other information can be obtained. 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