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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7938, 20 October 1904, Page 2

Look Twice at these Bargains. THEY AfiE GENUINE. , 170 Acres> drained peaty loam (no -■■ ■ v flood), winters 4 sheep to the acre or 150 cattle; present stock, 200 sheep, 150 cattle, and 30 acres wheat; 4 roomed house, cowshed etc 6 paddocks,- adjoins creamery, li miles from station. £16 15s per acre ; £600 cash. OjjA Acres, 30 in grass, 170 m crop vv (52 bushels oats to the acre last year); long lease, with purchasing clause of £7 ; rent 6a 6d per acre; verj good and compact house and buildings for working the farm, near creamery and station. Price of improvements and goodwill, £600. 1 fiO( V -A-Creß« winters ]f sheep to thr;, XVW acre; large amount of flc;.N and timber; good house, woolshed, etc. Considerable area plout>hable, sufficient flax to put a mill m ; 5 miles from railway. Price £Q per acre; easiest possible terms arranged for a practical man. LATHAM & CO., Woodville Land Agency, -McLEAN-STBEET, WOODVILLE. EBID AND GEAY, £JAN supply anything required by FARMERS .'■■ "■ : -'-Or.-.; ~ ... \. "■ BLACKSMITHS. hakvestiSg oils, BINDEB TWINES, A SPECIALITY. Write for catalogues. BEID & GRAY, Bangitikeist. COACHBUILDER, BXOELBIOK STEAM CAKRIAGB * WA.QQON WOKKfI, Main-street, near the Railway Station* PALMBRBTON KOBTH. EVERY description of Vehicles built . ■ to order by a oompotent staff of workmen. . All kinds of repairing work done, in connection with the business on fair and reasonable terms. I have also extended by business to shoeing and general emith'i work in all Its branches. W. A. BROWNING Late Browning & Tory The Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd. MANURE MaKOFACTOBEES: Offices..Lambton Quay, Wellington. Manure Works Ngahapbanga. Important to Farmers. CHEAP MANURES. NETT CABH ON TRUCKS AT NGA. HAUEANGA, in 2cwt SACKS. For lcwt. bags 2s 6d per ton extra v charged. Ho. 1 Mixtarf, 15 7s (5d per toi. Gdabantebd Analysis—One-half imported buperphoepate, 35 to 87 per cent. Solnble Phospbate. One^half Bone Dnßt, containing Tricalcic Pnoaphate, 43 per cent; Ammonia, i nar cent. ' *; S«. 3 Mixture, 15 2s 6d perten. One-half imported Saperphospate, 38 to 37 per cent Bolnble Phoßphate; One-half «M"MANUBE. containine Tricalcic Phosphate. 26 per centammonia, 8 per cent. •* Special Potato Mannre, 15 2s 6d per toi. (Copied from the report of the NewiTork Agricultural Experimental Station at - Geneva.N.Y.) Analysis—Five twentythirds DRIED BLOOD, 15 percent ■DTTRT^'f —D '^nty-thiraa BONE DUST, containing Tricalcic Phosphate, 43 per.cent; Ammonia. 4 per cent! Spotesb?^^ 8 KAI^ T V 18 per Imperted Snperphosphate, 15 5s per toi. Gr/ABANTBED Analysis :— 86 to 37 per cent Rolnbie Phosphate. .The inclneion of a small proportion of Kaiwit to any of the MixtnreV Is an advantage, and can be made without extra charge. ■■■-■-■•■■ ~.."""«•' SIXH6. The Manures are not mixed ontilfte orders are sent out. and purchasers at their option can have the original manures sent .to them in the makers' bags and make the mixtures themselves. Special Mixtures can be made at any time to suit fanners. FBEEZING BHEEP AND LAMBB. TIIHE WELLINGTON IMEAT EX- ± POBT COMPANY (LIMITED) U prepared to purchase fat Sheep ana LBmba by weight at graduated prices for the following qualities and grades -— SHEEP. ■ FIRBT QUALITY FBEEZERS BBAND W.M.E. CO. 40 to 651b 65 to 701b SECOND QUALITS PBEEZEBS. BBAND N.G.A. 40 to 701^ FBEEZING EWES BRAND N.G.A. EWE LAMBS. . FIBST QUALITY FBEEZERB BBAND W.M.E. CO, Underttlba Over 421h« braniTn.g?^^ fbeezebß. , Rejkcts wiU be paid for at time values^ CONDITIONS: -i,-i Fat and sims to be the proper^ o!^ tbe Vetidor, the company paying for the former the current value per lb of the day, and the matter may be either sold to the Company or fellmongered on owner s account at his option. All sheep to be prime of their class, and to be delivered at Freezing Works at owner's n cost and expense. Price and payment to be on the FEOZEN WEIGHT. , Or the Company is willing to purchase at a straight-out price per head as heretofore; Prices can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any of the Buyers in the country. The Company also offers clients every facility for freezing, on their own ac« count. , DILNOT SLADDEN, Secretary, Wellington, 16th May, 1904