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Feilding Star, Volume XXII, Issue 164, 14 January 1901, Page 1

IMPORTANT TO FAEMERS. CHEAP MANUEBS. On Trucks at Ngc.hauranga. M Manure -£4> per ton. Guaranteed analysis— Tricalcic Phosphate, 27 psr cent ; Ammonia, 7 per cont. Bone Du^t— £s 5s per ton. Guaranteed analysis — Tricalcic Phosphut 1 , 43 per cent ; Ammonia, 4 per ceut No. 1 Mixrusß— £s 2a 6d per ton. Guarantead Analysis— One half Lawes 1 Superphosphate, one half Bone Dust. I?o. 3 "VfiXTUHE - £<i 10s per ton. One half Lawes' Superphosphate Occ half " M '' Manure No. 4 Mixture -£ 4 15s per ton. One third Lawes' Superphosphate One hird Thomas' Phosphate One thud Bone Daot This is a first-class Tarnip Manure, and is specially recommended for wet or sour lands. BPECI4L POATATO MANUEB. £5 per ton. KAIWIT. The addition of a small proportion of I£airnt to any of the mixtures is an advantage, . nd can be made without txtra charge if specified by the purchaser when giving the order, MIXING. The manures are not mixed untU the orders are sent out, and purchasers at their option can haye the original manurej sent to them in the makers' bags, and make the nihturas themselves. Special Mixtures can be made at any time to suit farmers, Note,— The "M" gave the best re« suits in prr portion to cost out of nineteen experiments with Champion Swede Turnips at the (lover&nient Experimental Farm at Momohaki, in 1807 (see page 170, Fifth fieport of Agricultural Department) :— The experiments made at Momohaki with various manures upon turnips in tho season 1898-1899 show thtt the best result was obtained from, a mixture of one third steamed b,p£3 dasfe and two-thirds ba;-ic siag (Thomas' Phosphate}, while the best result, at a tQiiunmra oost was from a mixture of one* third Laws' Superphosphate and two--1 thirds ot the W-M Ifi. Co.'c 'M 1 Manure. t The latter mixture contains tho same components as the Co.'s No 3 Mixture, Hag proportions being a little dijferent. The former combination points to the fact nsw generally recognised, that the value cf basic stag, also bno\vn as Thomas* Phosphate, has been greatly underestimated.. The W.M.E. Co.'s No. 4 Mixture oont&ins one- third of Tha&asi' Phosphate. A perusal of tho report of Mr GillaudI ers, the manager at Momohaki, embody* I ing the results of t£e experiments re^ f erred tg, will be found in the ( B?ver^th Expert of the Department of Agriculture, would amply repay any farmer who finds a difficulty in selesting ' the most suitable manurea, i The Company receives STOCK foe FREEZING upon owner's account at the following rates (to include Slaughtering, Freezing, Shipping, Wrapper, and Fright) :— For shipment in the months of Juno to November, inclusive :— Mutton, pet * lb (three farthing-) j Btef, ftlOi per lb (qin.e»tenths of a penny); Lamb, 9*lod per lb (nine-tenths of a penny). For shipment in the mouths of De< ceuiber to May. inclusive -Mutton, 1 and 1-lQd pep lb, (one penny and one tenth) ; Beef, 1 and 1-lOd per lb (one penny and one- tenth) ; Lamb 1 and 1 5d per lb (one -penny and one fifth). h THE WELLINGTON MEAI EXPORT COMPANY, Ltd. DILNOT BLADEN, Secretary - LIVBIIPOOL ASU LONDON ANI _ GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, *■ '-•■ Bstabhshed 1836. : Invests Funds... ... £7,621,910 Claims Paid £20,316,928 '» Fire Eessrr«» Fund ... £1,850.000 D fiIHIS Company offers to insurers th X soearity of invested funds amouni ing to over sevca million pounds sterl . ling, besides the unlimited liability of l » very wealthy proprietary. y By a Special Act of the New Zealan Legislature, the company is in a positio: . to sue or be sued in this colony. " This Company has ever beea noted fa rta promptitude and liberality in settlic eiaims. Lowest current rates for all classes o - Fire Insurance. LEVIN & 00., Ltd., Agents, Wellingtoi Los^lAgent— JOHN PBIOB. Sokeitor