Page 13 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18016, 15 February 1922, Page 13

RADICAL CHANGE in FERTILISER and SEED TRADE. ummiimmmammmmmmmmmmmmmammmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmt^ To meet the PRIME NEED of FARMERS for LOWER COSTS we have determined to RE-MODEL our METHODS of DOING BUSINESS. This step will enable us to offer an ALTERNATIVE CASH or CREDIT SYSTEM under which each purchaser will PAY for JUST WHAT HE GETS, whether It be GOODS or ACCOMMODATION. HENCEFORTH: (1) We will do without Travellers, and enable clients to save, by use of a twopenny stamp, the 10/- a ton on manures, and over a penny a pound on seed, which it cost to secure business by this means. (2) We will Separate (a) the actual COST of MANURE and SEED from (4) the COST of ACCOMMODATION as imposed by the CREDIT SYSTEM. The COST of BAD DEBTS, cost of COLLECTING ACCOUNTS, and LOSS of INTEREST on outstanding accounts has averaged 8/- a ton on ALL MANURE SOLD and a proportionate amount on seed. These costs ADD NOTHING to the VALUE of the GOODS, but they DO ADD CONSIDERABLY TO THE PRICE. These charges hitherto have been SPREAD OVER ALL USERS of manure and seed. Thus every farmer in paying his account has paid for the traveller calling on him, has contributed a percentage to the Bad Debts of others and has helped pay for his neighbour's outstanding account This method IS NOT RIGHT or FAIR and is NOW TO BE ALTERED. HENCEFORTH— HENCEFORTH— bours'long credit. . ■ ______ mi _, ,r, ~ • „ , ° be necessary and a liberal discount allowed R«r tUc munt \ta will ka ralisvnil n( View of the Company's Grinding Plant, Manure Mixing, and Seed Store, recently erected | By this means he will be relieved ot at otahuhu. for payment in 30 days. The full price m !• om(| ffivpn tllP Tlie plant is com P lete m evei '. v f,etaiI ' and ls deß! £ ne d to give fullest efficiency at lowest labour cost. The special l I Oil 1115 inOUSiry onu gIVCU mc grinding machine works on the principle of and air-filtration of the powdered phosphate, thus ensuring a • O 1 » J* f D ~ t * tit 1 • r i product of uniform quality and fineness. In this it is unequalled in New Zealand. The mixing machine is capable C3meS J mOntnS Credit. \ Dene 111 01 LOW6r LOStS. of handling up to 25 tons an hour, thus ensuring a capacity to handle heavy business in rush times, and avoid annoying I delays to farmers. All trucks are loaded and unloaded in the building itself, through which a double railway track l runs. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm* WORKS OPEN TO VISITORS. '^^It^ S^~X^\U We have pleasure in extending a CORDIAL IN VITA- ™|Bl^i^^^^T^T^""^\^^BwMM id A member ° f thestaff winbe to show p arties or . PRICE UST s:aa^J|p &S*ynV*f\ r rilWhi H individuals round, and explain the Various • points of New Booked Price Paid. bedbock New Booked pvnwonK interest. carryiug 3 months' if paid Cash with Price carrying Price BEDROCK uiwuebu. jnaJdaya. . Order. Our Recent 3 months' if Paid Cash with Si d( s. d. ' s ,d. credit Price. Credit. i«3od a yj o.der The Works are opposite the Otahuhu Railway Station, COCKSFOOT (Ak.,16-171b.), per lb. 0 10* 010 09! „ „ q/'h fft „ T io a 7a n and there is a road entrance right to the Store from the RYEGRASSES*Xf\fTII.^:i^k%* ' : Otahuhu-Onehunga Road. Poverty Bay, 0/. ... per bushel 10 6 10 0 9 7 Topdressing . 80 0 710 0 72 6 615 0 Hawke's Bay, O.P. ... „ „ 10 6 10 0 9 7 Tri. Ph0 8 .44%, s. of P. 3.25%. on n ,-„ « 70 ft M k ft " Canterbury (heavy) ... „ „ 610 6 6 6 3 Turnip Manure 80 0 710 0 72 6 bls U . mjb. .- »«, *.« Southern (choice) ~.. „ „ 6 6 6 3 60. n 757, Tn -Phos.42/,s.ofp.2y 70 0 — —— — Italian , „ 610 6 6 6 3 Potato Manure 85 0 715 0 1l J I\) V Western Wolths 7 1 610 fi fi Graln^a^' 42% ' SOfP 76717 67 9 8 726 COMPOSITION OF MANURES. ?"TZ Z[]" 10 6 111 9 7 N. U%, Tri. Phos. 40i, 8. off. 2% . p _ 47ft7Qfi HOC ' CLOVERS-RTiKTrpho-4oi"sofp"2 Z The "CUleage" Manures are composed of high-grade White (finest Colonial) ... per lb. 22 2 1 2 0 Maize Manure, NO. 1 ... 812 6 82 6 714 5 77 0 42 /44% Superphosphate, finely ground, 82% Nauru Phos- Cowgrass (Colonial) ... „ „ 17 16 1 5 n isr th Pi os 42%. s. of p. 2.25%. A , ■« r • i pt> * i 11 oil , pa ■ Cowgrass (Imported) ... „ „ 1 6 15 14 Maize Manure, No. 2 (cobs) 812 6 82 6 714 5 77 0 phate, Muriate of Potash, and Sulphate of Ammonia, Red Clover ... „ „ 1 6 15 14 n. u.Tri. Phos. 42X.8. ofP. 3.6t 77ft 7n 9 «I' 4 n totalling 16cwt. The remaining 4cwt. consists of finely Alsyke ... ~., ...„,, 1 7 16 1 5 ot'ii.s%'" ground high-grade Carbonate of Lime. This Lime is used Trefoil ... „ „ 011 010 0 9 Orchard 0 Manure 0 ... "... 812 6 826 714 5 770 primarily for its beneficial reaction with Superphosphate Crimson Clover „ „ 010 0 9 0 8 viv Tri Phos 42°/ sof P. 3.25%. ~, ~ ~ .. at al • r 4 1 Lotus Maior ( ocai) ...,,,, 3 5 3 3 ,1 J Amminta Phwptato ... 812682 6714 5 77 0 . and the .oil on application. No other ingredients are used . ...;;;; t 3 , 2 \ \ n. 2%. th. Phos. 42% ?nn fi 11 n cfi c in our manures. Lotus Hispi'dus „ „ 1 3 12 1 1 Nauru )... 77 6 70 0 613 0 66 6 L £ rf} ' 2 6 2 4 % 3 Basic Superphosphate (40%) 70 0 615 0 68 3 DL b IF CLIENTS D 0 NOT DESIRE LIME,' either GRASSESSTANDARD LINES. because they apply Lime separately or because their soil Timothy (imp.) per lb. 010 0 9 0 8 (WW 0 /) 700 615 0 683 626 already contains sufficient Lime, we will replace the Lime Crested Dogstail ~ ~ 110 19 18 sSosoae! '42-44% 710075 0617 9 612 3 with 4cwt. of Nauru Phosphate (which will increase the Meadow Foxtail „„3 11 3 9 3 8 £1!5K»(90«j... - 219 6 2090 1996 Phosphate analysis in'each case by 16% Trie. Phos.), at "" 30 111 28 Kainit (23%) ;••••• " Jn n 1« 1 n 17 Ift acostof 14/-, cash with order, or 15/6 booked, per ton. Brown Top " t \\ If 11 110 19 Sulphate of Ammonia (20%) 9 0 0 8 1 0 Red Top „„ 111 110 19 Blood and fr Bone - "" g " ' OUR RECOMMENDATION IS: On average soils Paspalum (Aus.) ~,,0 10 0 9 0 8 EX^SHIP" (To arrive late March or early April). use the Manure containing Lime, because experience shows Chewings Fescue ""1 11 110 19 Basic Slag (17-20%) -. - 719 9 7 q ifcisD eeded; but clients may have either composition as they Danlhonia Pilosa '." 111 13 12 1 1 1\ "\,, fl uoudFOß"orFoß. Auckland. ,f. .. desire. They pay only for what they get, in either case. Danthonia Semi-Ann ... „ „ 1 3 12 11 2h?^Vn ,C VAT7wf PHOSPHATE ■ We guaranty a Snen6»s. mblins 88 per cent, to 90 per cent, of bulk POWDEWD NAURU I IJOblHAib 8 jnch u p ); o8ph(lte mA by UB ln our mhed . qU oUllonß mo F.O.R. or F. 0.8.. Auckland, but we pay freight to nearest port 01^iti hw» . Wwn. to pmb through a Bieve containing iu.uuu „,,,,.,,., f If desired, we will mix seeds free of charge. Bags are invoiced at lowest price, and are not If""""*' manures «of this fineness {o th# Superphosphate and Phosphat* 12 to the ton, at „ &o( hj hegt , ity only , n the event M any dissatisfaction goods may be returned at oui erpen«e. Mixed Manureß are pscneu , " .*'*- ** ' car option. Bags are not returnable. Box i 6 _ AUCKLAND