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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1792, 29 November 1887, Page 4

■ MANURES. • :-i. Thf Fun xing Company, Auckland. Rnkuhfa. September 6, 1887. ICiu-ii veil ]>!c;w> find order. . . . In December I shall require a few tons good Bones and Superphosphate. ThcßoMt and Superphosphate supplied last year gave sood results. Although a dry season I have a good crop of Swedes. She Con Manure also gave good results on the growing Oats. Yours truly, W. Gardkeh, Manager Hon. J. Williamson's Estate. The Freezing Company, Auckland. Waitoa Estate, Waihou, September 2, 1887. Your Mit nines were n<cd upon tins "Estate for the Turnip crop last season at the rate of lewt. each of Superphosphate 21 per rent. <'md HoiHN.lu.st per acre. The remits :«.rc very satisfactory, and the crop compares very favorably with that of the previous season, when Lawes' 36 per cent. Snpc-i phosphates were used at the same rates. Our Swede crop has been carrying sheep at the rate of IGU per acre per week, and. many of the roots weigh up to l<t and lGlbs. Yours faithfully, G. L. Gkant, Managtt. The Freezing Company, Afckmnp. Panmure, July 1, 1887. I'r vi Sins, — 1 wish you to know that lam greatly pleased with the Manure tvlicTi I Tiad from you last March. Tou will remember that I intended to use Boncdust only, but ou your recommendation, and a «<v>d <le«l ma'msb mj- own inclination, Z gave a ,73- acre ficM of ftwedes at my Te Awamutu farm a dressing of jour Special Dissolved Eone Manure. Ido not hesitate to say that the crop has becu three times as heavy as I had looked for— that is, three times as much as I had ever grownta the mi me paddock with any other Manures. Many of the Swedes were 30 inches in circumference. I have also used your Gra'-s Manure on new grass with extraordinary results. The sheep running on this grass have improved very rapidly, and' l consider that I have realised better prices for them as a result of the use of the Manure. English Phosphates, costing m« £8 per ton more, h.-ive not yielded me results to be compared with those I have had since using jours— which is ever since jvoV works started. You may make any use you like of this letter. Yours truly, Room Kit. CHEMICAL WORKS, 1 "*- AUCKLAND. 1

Tj^NGLAND, of Normanby, for Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Spices, &c. Superior goods at low prices, to meet the times. G. V. BATE, X AND & COMMISSION AGENT 1 On hand — Italian Rye Cocksfoot English Rye Oats Coals Clovers, Rape, Ac. N.B.— All kinds of native work undertaken. MONEY — I have considerable sums at my disposal to lend. G V. BATE, Princes-street, Hawera & CO. DRINK OUR pUH j§LBNDED JIA It teas No Equal for True Natural Flavour, Value, and Strong!!). PRICES. 2/-, 2K 2/8 * 3/-, 3/4, 4/- * I.lb. and i-Bb. Pacfcot*. HALF-CHESTS, BOXES. « PRESS." "ir Nelson Is a Professional Tea Taster and Blender." AWARDED COLD & SSLVER MEDALS. fELSOU, ffOATE & (Jo. 'IU MERCHANTS, CHRBSTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. ACENTS-EVERYWHEWE. Sold by all princiual storekeepers. ffifo, nPHE purebred Shetland JIGwL jumbo will run with Pony Mares at Ahipaipa Farm, Okaiawa. Terms— -30s. Two or more as per agreement. Grass free for iour weeks, after which 2s per week. d. McGregor. mo STAND THIS SEASON AT ± OWNER'S FARM, OKAIAWA The Clydesdale horse |Mir YOUNG WELLINGTON by Old Wellington, dam a Duke of Argyle mare. Terms exceptionally low to meet the times. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars, apply to C. NEWSHAM, Okaiawa. "PRELIMINARY NOTICE. jfsam. The Clydesdale r^jlyjf^ DIRECTOR Will travel this season between Manaia and Hawera. Terms— £3 10s. Pedigree in future issue. JNO. D. MITCHELL. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON BETWEEN HAWEBA AND MANAIA. CASTOFF. Castoff is a black, got by Castaway, his dam Mavis by Diomedes (imp.), out of Victoria (N.Z.5.8., vol. iii , p. 34), by Operator, her dam Lady Matilda, by Bay Camerton, out of Miss Nettleton, an Eaglish thoroughbred mare imported to Australia from India. Caßtaway (N.Z.5.8., vol. v., p. 51) by Traducer, out of Mermaid, was a great performer on the turf himself, and was full brother to those celebrated racehorses Malice, Lurline, Le Loup, and Lure. Caßtof£'s stock are admitted to be the beet hacks in the district, while his sons, Buape.hu and Tongariro, have been very successful on the turf. Tongariro won the Wanganui Derby, beating Forester and British Lion. Terms: — Single mare, £3 3s; two< or more mares, the property of same owner, £2'lob. . .. . JAMES CBOCKEE, "Waihi.