Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6822, 28 September 1883, Page 2

{ Seeds,. Produce,, &c. I J"EW QARDEN (gEEDS. Just received,.per s.s. Doric, a large consignment of. - AGIUGULTUEAL, VEGETABLE, and 'FLOWER * SEEDS.' Saved from our own. select stocks, these cannot bo .oxcelled. Also on band, a large supply of Colonialgrown Seeds; The germinating powers of all tbbrougnljrtested. I*ost Orders will reccivo proriipt Catalogues to bei bod on application free. Head Establishment: SAMUEL YATES, 1C and .18, . Old Millgatej • •[EaTAß.,,lß2o.]'"'' • ' ART HV R YAT ES, . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEED WAREHOUSE ' *■' 40, Victoria-street, Auckland. V CHARLES IIKSKETH.] [ALEX. AITKEN. I|:|E.sketh AND HAVE ON SALE AND TO AKIUVE, . A. choice soleotioa of Imported Warrnamhool Seed Potatoos. Also Flrikes,. Canterbury. and Oamaru, Magnum Bouuni,Breese's Prolific and ether now varieties. Auckland and Sydney Bonedmt and Flour Animal and.Bone Phosphates, fr0m.25% to 37%. Crans' Potatoo.and Turnip Manura 1 Peruvian GnanOß, Nitrate of .Soda, and all other ArtitlcialManures WJiito, D.iin, and. BlacW Tartarian Oats Prime Chevalier Barley (for seed) , Feed Oats, Maise, Beans, etc. They are ako glad to inform their Customers that having sold the whole .of. their 1 last year's stock they will be able .to .offer the newest an i choicest'samplea " 9 f ■ ";V i ■■ V '■ MANGQLD,. TtJRNIP, AND GLOVER SEED, Namely— ■; Sutton's ..Gb.lden. 'Tankard, Mammoth 'Long Red ■ Yellow and. lied Globe and and other iiybria ■ 1 ■.Mangolds'. ; Purple'arid Green Top, Aberdeen, and.Swedes Devonshire Grey Stone, White Stone, and Globe Turnips White, Red, Alsyke, and Cowgrass Clovers Troioil, Timothy, Crested Dogstaii, Ryegrass, and ■■ :'Cockpfoot. , Coarse, Fine, and Rock Salt New Zealand Flax and Tow HKSKKTii & AITKKN. . SUPERI'HQSPHAT.E], THE BEST MANURE tfOR POTATOES, ROOTS, OR. CEREALS. PRICE £7 PERTON ; 5a PER TON DI3.COUNT FOR QASH,. By referring to the Lectures of M. Georges VilJe. one of the boat ..and; most practical writers oh Artificial .Manures, it mill be plainly seen that this Manuro is not only indispensable, but that a greater ' Benefit results from it's proper application at a far loss ;cost, and .in a much shorter time, tban from that of bonorflour or dust, the use. of whicli, as another . writer, has : justly remarked, is simply manuring for' posterity. We subjoin one out of many testimonials received. ■ ■ ■■.■■■ "■■.:. ■ .. \a Copy. .."■l.bavC'USod.Lawos.'s'.'Superphosphate at'iMata'tnata . with great advantage.- As a manure for Turnips and Wheat followed by Clover it: is unrivalled; I consider ■ .that: Superphosphate,.', by reason:' of its': being more ' soluble, is at onco available for plant food; and gives more immediate returns than the majority of other, manures. ■V .. . ' " (Signed) .J. C. Firth." CLARK & GANE, : SOLE AGENTS FOR AUCKLAND AND '. ...'. CAMBRIDGE. ' ■. . . • Pmmbers. ~ 0 OMEAND SEE / / '■' ■■ : THE.'.' / :/'■■ _■■ CHOICE SELECTION / OT / , chandeliers, /nt< / ' BRACKETS, / GLOBES,' A v / TANKS> ice., ftc.. &c./$ /tINWAP.K, & C . TOWN / / pi it 7 M i> I; ,- G . i • prices, /W GA . pitting, / BELLHANGING, be, - / AT SHOKTHST. .NOTICE A /■ V TOWN PRICES. ' Mays* Bun ding, Dkvonport