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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 70455, 4 October 1900, Page 4

J W. HIBBTH IBBT .ICENSRI' LAND BROKER, FINANOIAL INSURANCE & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT.; Jocnou. Chambers ... Hawbri — Agknotbs— Colonial Mutual Life Offioe. Phoenix Assurance Company, United Insuranoe Company, Ocean Aooident Insuranoe Coy, SL aw, Savill and Coy., Ltd. Town and County Properties of very description for sale and lease. Rents and debts collected. Loans negotiated. Insuranoe against firo and accident iffeoted at minimum rates. Transfers, eases morgages ftto >repared at soalo rates TWIGG CO. Proprietors of the 3AWERA SABH AND DOOR FAOTORY TTMBER AND HARD.WAfcE MERCHANTS. Slovkb Road > H&wbb&, ON the premises may be found :-— Building timb9r of every description, dressed timber, mouldy ing , and arohitraves, doors, sashes and general joinery, fret and handsaw work, turnery, cooperage in all it branches; dairy faotory work a speciality, faotory fittings, lubricating, machine and paint oUs, varnishes, red and white lead, paint brushes, galvanised iron, spouting, ridging, lead, ' zino, nails, lime, oement, tiles, drain pipes (Auckland made), chimney pots, sinks, etc, engine fittings, belting, packing asbenios, cotton waste, sight-feed lubricators, coaoh builders' requisites, blacksmiths' do., portable forges, Australian hard wooda fancy woods, builders' material including locks, hinges, gash weights, epsh oord, sash fasteners, axle pulleys, door hangers, eto., timber jacks, bottle do., house blocks, fencing and gate posts, gates, gate hinges, hurdles, glass, fancy and plain in endless variety. Inspection invited. Civility, attention and satisfaction guaranteed IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Z^iHEAP -jyTANURES. ON TRUCKS AT N.GAHAURANGAI M iII ANUEE— £4 pkb ton. Guaranteed Analysis: Trioaloio Phosphate, 27 per cent ; Ammonia, 7 per cent. BONE DUST— £S 5s per to>\ Guaranteed Analysis: Triouloio Phosphate, 43 per ceot: Ammonia 4 per cent. No. I MIXTURE-JES 2s 6d per ton Guaranteed Analysis: One half Lawes' Superphosphate; one half Bone Duet. No. 8 MIXTURE- £4 10s pbk tok. One half Lawes' Superphosphate one half " M " Manure. No. 4 MIXTURE— £4 16a peb tos. One third Lawee' Superphosphate ; one third Thomas' Thosphate; one third Bone Dust. This is afirst class Turnip Manure, and is specially recommended foe wet or sour lands. SPECIAL POTATO MANURE, £5 PER TO3T. MIXING. — The manures are not mixed until the orders are sent out, and purchasers at their option oan have the original manures sent to them in the makers' bags and make the mixtures themselves. X AINIT.— The addition of a small , proportion of Eainit to any of the I mixtures is an advantage, and oan be made without extra charge, speoified by the purohaset when giving the order. SPECIAL MIXTURES can be made a* any time to suit farmers. NOTE.— The «M " Manure gave the best results in proportion to ! cost out of nineteen experiments ; with Champion Swede Turnips at 1 the Government Experimental Farm, at Momohaki, in 1897 (see page 170, Fifth Report of Agcioultural Department) :— The experiments made at Momohaki with various manures upon Turnips in the Season 18981899 show that the BEST result was obtained from a mixture of one third steamed bone dußt and two thirds basio slag (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the best result, at a minimum cost, was from a mixture of one third Lawes' Superphosphate and two thirds of the W.M.E. Oo.'s 11 M " Manure. The latter mixture contains the same components as the W.M.E. Oo.'s "No. 3 Mixture, -the proportions being a little different. The former combination points to the fact, now generally recogniaed, that the value of basio slag, also known as Thomas' Phosphate, has been greatly under* estimated. The W.M.E. Co.'s No. 4 Mixture contains one third of Thomas' Phosphate. A perusal oi the report of Mr Gillanta, the manager at Momohaki, embodying the results of the experiments referred to, whioh will be found in the Seventh Report of the Department of Agriculture, would amply repay any farmer who finds a difficulty in selecting the most suitable manures. THE COMPANY RECEIVES Stools: for Freezing-, Upon Owner's Account at the following Rates, to Inolude Slaughtering, Freezing, Shipping, Wrapper and Freight :— For Shipment in the Months of June to November, inclusive, — Mutton, fd per lb (three-farthingp) Beef, 9-lOtb per lb (nine-tenths of a penny) Lamb, 9-10 th per lb (nine-tenths of a penny) For Shipment in the Months of December to May, inclusiveMutton 1 and l«10th per lb (one penny and one-tenth) Beef, 1 and MOfch per lb (one penny and one-tenth) Lamb, 1 and l-sth pec lb (one penny and one fifth) THE WELLINGTON MEAT E?. PORT CO., Ltd., DILNOT SLADDEN, Seoretary. 1 A. HAUGgEY | ON SALE. 2 Quperior Seed Wheat, Oate, O Opal and Grain, 4 Chaff, Hay etc. a Westport and Mokau Coal, -. , hn Brunner Nuts, Bricks, etc. Firewood supplied in any* s q lengths for cash only. < IMPORTANT~TO FARMERS 5 * AND BUILDERS. I. Just landed a luge consign- 99 < tnent o! Roofing Iron, Ridginc a 3md Lead-head Nails, Gaf- ' 3 7inised Wire(plMnand barbed), Fencing Stables, Seaming Twine, 20 Bales, Corn Saoksin {44, 46, and 48 mob, site. I fruKwa-etreet. j