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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8144, 18 November 1905, Page 6

NEW PREMISES, ON and after WEDNESDAY, FEBEUARY 22, 1905, cur business will be conducted in new premises in. CHURCH-STEEST, Opposite Bailway Goods Shed. HOSKISS BROS,, Steam, Gas, Oil and Refrigerating Engineers,, manawatu foundry. KOTIUK TJAVING purchased the goodwill ofv" ■*■ w. Parkes' BLACKSMITHING business, Fitzherbert-street, I desire mtiajate that I will endeavour to merita continuance of the patronage extended to my predecessor. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every description of farmimplements repaired. A trial solicited. J. ALLEN, ■PITZHSRBfiRT-STEEET-HAROp~ANMESON, Portrait Artist & Designer, TTAS removed from Clarendon Build- ■"- ings to new and more spacious, premises in Main-street, where he intends to carry on his profession of PORTRAIT PAINTING in connection, with PICTURE FRAMING anil DEALING. Large stock of Mouldings, Mounts,Antotypea, Artists' Materials in stock. Photographic Enlargements will be made to accommodate customers wish- ■ ing a cheap portrait. Picture Framing neatly done by an> expert. C. H.WITHERS, RANGITIKEI-STREET, (Late of London), PLUMBER, Gisfister, Sanitary ana?, *• Hydrauho Engineer, LicensedDrain Connector. Dairy UteniU a spociality. Baws eharpsned and set. Cutlery ■ and Lawn Mowers ground and over- - hauled. Tanks, Bathe, Sinks, Windmills and:; Pumps fixed and repaired. Estimates supplied. C. H. WITBERB, Plumber and Engineer. N. CONRICK, TURF COMMISSION AGENT. ROUBLES on all leading event?. MAIN STREET WEST, PALMERSTON NORTH. The Wellington Mi Export Co., Ltd. MANURE MANQFACTORERBi Offices..Lambton Quay, Wellington,, Works Ngahaubang.* • Important to Farmers. CHEAP MANURES. NKTT CASH ON TRUCKS AT NGAHAURANGA, in 2cwt BACES. For lewt. sacks 2s 6d per ton extra is - charged. No. I Mixture, L5 7s 6d per ton. Guaranteed Analysis—Nitrogen In*soluble 1-48 per cent.; Tricaloic Phogpbate made soluble, 16-2 per cent; Tri- - calcic Phosphate, iceoluble, 1935 pc»" cent; Sulphate of Potasb, 2SI per cent. $«. S Mixture, 15 5s per ten. Guaranteed Asaltsis—Nitrogen in. soluble, 2 96 per cent.; Tiicalcic Phos. phate, made soluble, 16-2 per cent.; Tiicalcio Phosphate, insoluble, U-j percant.; Sulphate of Potash, 2-31 p« cent. Potato Mixture, L 5 per ton. Guaranteed Analtsis—Nitrogen, in. soluble, 4-10 per c?nt.; Tricalo'c Phoßphate, insoluble. 18*66 per cent • Sulphate of Potash, 8-02 per cent. St. 5 mixture, li 2s 6d per ton. GoahanteedAmalybis—Nitrogen, in» soluble, 3 7 per cent} Tricaloic Phosphate, made soluble, 144 per cent.; Sulphate of Potash, 693 per cent. Imported Superphosphate, L5 5s pertoiu Guaranteed Analysis- — TricalciC' Phosphate, made soluble, 36 per cent. SPECIAL MIXTURES can be made at any time to suit farmers. FREEZING HEEP AND LAMBSmHE WELLINGTON MEAT EXX PORT COMPANY (LIMITED) ie> prepared to purchase Fat Sheep and. Lanaba, delivered at Fgahaumnga' or Johnsonville, by weight! at graduated prices. All Sheep and Lambs to be PBIMET, of their class; .Payment to" be made on Frozen Weight. and Skins to be the property ofc the Vendor, the company paying for the former the current value par lb of the day, and the latter may be either sold to tho Company or fellmongered on owner s account ut his option. Or the Company is willing to purchase stock at a straight-out price per head. The Company also offers clients every;. facility for freezing on their own account. Prices and airparticulan can be cb- .' tamed from any of the Company's- " buyers, as undermentioned, cr from the Office, Lambton Quay, Wellington. FEATHERSTON ... Alex. McKenzi*. MASTEETON . ... T. W. McKknzib. PAHIATUA ...E.PCStvaissok FEILDING ... Jas. Cahpion. D° ••• ... Euhcan Campion JOHNSONVILLE... Alfbed Moobb DILNOT SLADDEN, SecretaryB. LABCOMB, OITIL ENGINEEE 4 AECHTTECT. OF^?T I'aw-^lberfl'the sqww. valuer and Arbib»to». .