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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8066, 17 August 1905, Page 6

Messrs Robiosoii * Boon their customers that they will still continuei to..'supply zuilic from Mr Luxford's farm, and customers need have no fear that the quantity and quality of the milk will be affected by the sale of Mr Luxford's interests, PALMERSTON NORTH FRESH FOOD <fc ICE SUPPLY DEG to notify that fresh pasteurised *f Milk, Cream and Ice will be sup. plied daily to any part of town. The § most up-to-date plant has been erected in le Awe Awe-street for the cleansina • and purifying of the milk, which will be carefully tested and guaranteed un- • adulterated. Pasteurisation of milk is simply a beating and .chilling process which is now made compulsory in most cities of the world in the interests of -.. the public health, and must not be confused with milk treated hy any other process, such as Berating, etc., which in no way can be a guarantee for the destraetion of disease bacteria for which milk constitutes such an ideal medium. Inspection invited. Telephone 240. j THOMSON & TIER, i Telephone 240. Pto**°™>>. : ; Bricklayer sod Contractor. 7 7. BROAD-STEEET, P.N LIOENBED DEATN CONNEOTGR TO THE BOROUGH. " Bmoiaiims—Sheep Dips, Bakers Ovena acd Tubulai Boilers built to **" All Work Gnaranteed FRED. ATTJriBLDr~ t (LateofParkinßanaAttfield) ANNOUNCES "thlit he has taken ovei t n S e bnsi?SSß carried on b» J. Oollingwooa, butcher, Main street. . and trusts by Btrlot attention to usines to merit a continuance of the support acoorded his predecessor. None but the besi quality meat supplied. Telepone DATENT Automatic Door and *• Chamber Bells. r Better and much Cheaper than Electrio 5 Bells. ANDREW JACK, MAIN-STREET. . Also Large Stock of Earthenware Sanitary Goods. The Wellington Seat Export I Co., Ltd.. MANURE MANUFACTURERS: Offices..Lambton Qua?, Wellington. WOrkS - • NGAHAtIEAKGA Important to Farmers. ' CHEAP MANURES. : NETT CASH ON TRUCES AT NGA. HAURANGA, in 2cwt SACKS. For lcwt. sacks 2s 6d per ton extra is charged. ■'■ i B Ho. 1 Mixture, Ls7s 6d per toE. i m £hf HA, N?-? BD AKA^sis—mttogen Insoluble I*4B per cent.; Tricalcic Phosphate made soluble, 162 per cent, Trl calT /^osphate. insoluble, 1935 ncr r cent; Sulphate of Fotasb, 231 per cesl So. 3 Mixture, L5 5s per ton. Guaranteed Analysis—Nitrogen in. soluble, 2j 96 per ceut. ; TiicaK Phot phate, made soluble. 10*2 per cent . TH calch Phosphate, iusofub^ ift 1* cent.; Sulphate of Potash, 2*31 per cent Potato Mixture, 15 per ton. *J?Zt RA?T^ ED ANA"sis-Nitrogen, in. soluble, 4*lo per c nt„* Tricalcic ThoL phate, insoluble, 18«66 per cent • Sni ■ phate of Potash, B*o2 parent? ' **' h. 5 Mixture, L5 2s 6d per ton. ' ?7f KANPBDANAL*sis-Nitft)ffen In. soluble, 8 7 per cent; Tricalcio Pho? phate, made soluble. U4 percent -Knl phate of Potash, 6*93 per fent? J b^" Imported Superphospliate, 15 5s per ton. • Phofr Awf TEES A ™^is -. Tricalcio FhOfcf.ha.e, made soluble, 36 per cent. BPECrAL MIXTURES can be made at any time to euit fanners. FREEZING BHEEP AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT FT. PORT COMPANY (LIMITEDHs prepared to pu chass F \ b Sb e6 p and Lambs, de'iver<d at NgabaurunL Sr Johnsonville, by weight at ™ a X*ted height.^ t0 made 0n Frozen H-Jv as d lns to te tlle properly of fnL i° r' the com Pany paying for the '?, rmer*h« cu «ent value per lb of the day, and Ihe latter may be either sold to the Company cr fellmongered on owner s account at his option. _ Or the Company is willing to purchase stock at a straight-out price per head. The Company also offers clients eyery V v , facility for freezing on their own ac- 7; count. . X Prices and all particulars can be obtained from anj of the Company's buyers, as undermentioned, or from the ' Office, Lambton Quay, Wellington. FEATHERSTON ... Alex McKekzie. , ' MASTERTON ... T. W. McKenzie. PAHIATUA ...E.PC.Swainsok FEILDING ... Jas. Campxon. HAWERA M. F. Baibb. JOHNSONVILLE... Alfbed Moobk DILNOT SLAPDEN, Secretary,