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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 70, 23 March 1935, Page 6 (Supplement)

HOW TO MAKE A GOOD LIQUID MANURE. Pliints and crops in tlie flower and vegetable garden can be kept in excellent condition, even under drought conditions, by systematic liquid manuring The best, most economical, cleanly and easily handled ingredient for makingliquid manure is Concentrated Tankage. It is an organic nitrogenous fertiliser, being the "soup" resulting from the processing and cooking of animal offal at our freezing works, solidified into a fine powder by the process of evaporation. It is exceptionally rich in nitrogen and iron, and 2oz dissolved in a gallon of water (it will dissolve more quickly if hot'water is used) makes the ideal liquid manure. Packed in attractive and useful little buckets containing 71b of the Tankage, it will keep indefinitely, and is procurable from seedsmen, merchants and stores. Full information can be procured from the manufacturers, the !NTew Zealand Refrigerating Co., Ltd., Christcliurcli.—(AcD