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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18197, 16 September 1922, Page 15

We notice a recent competitive advertisement offers to supply | our or any other firm's mixtures when required, at the same selling j | price. We published our ingredients fully realising that some com- | petitors might copy them. But we frankly published them in I farmers' interests, because they really are entitled to know what is in every bag of manure they buy. p We have no need to imitate any other compositions because I we know ours to be the purest and best—endorsed as they are by 1 Mr. J. A. Pond, F.C.S., late Government Analyst. | To enable farmer shareholders of any company to judge the 1 respective values of competing manures, we now invite our ad- 11 vertising friends to follow our lead, and publish their ingredients. That it would be interesting and instructive to farmers, the following comparison suggests :-- Striking Comparison of Value and Price. RAPE MANURE. I Nitrogen. Sulph. of Potash. Tri-cal. Phos. Price. B Theirs 1.52 Nil. 292 £7-10-0 I Ours 1.52 2.22 562 £6-16-0 I Tho minimum guaranteed analyses us already published are given in both cases, || || , although actual analysis may be a fraction higher. jg B It will be noted that we give an equal percentage of nitrogen, 2.2% of potash to w i their nil, and twice as much phosphate—all this for 13/6 per ton less. H I We leave the Verdict as to Value with the Farmer Himself. 1 1 Now read this FULL ANALYSIS of ALL Challenge Manures. I Note too the lower prices. I COMPOSITION. MINIMUM GUARANTEE. PRICE. 1 Sul. of 30% Potash 42/44 Powdered Total. Sul. of Water Total Booked If paid Cash with I | Ammonia. Salts. Super. Nauru. Nit. Potash. Soluble. Phos. 3 Months. 30 Days. Order. | | lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. % % % ' % £s. d. £s. d. £$.d. | | GRASS MANURE .. 112 84 728 1,316 2,240 1 2.2 ,13 59 714 6 7« S «19 6 11 TOP-DRESSING ... — 168 560 1,512 2,240 — 3.7 10 62 72 6 615 3 68 6 11 AMMONIA TOP/DG. 112 - 560 1,568 2,240 1 — 10 64 710 3 72 9 615 6 | | GRAIN MANURE ..168 84 784 1,204 2,240 1.5 2.2 14 56 81 3 713 3 75 6 fig MANGEL MANURE Kainit: 560 560 1,120 2,240 — 5.75 10 50 619 0 612 0 65 6 || RAPE MANURE .. 168 84 784 1,204 2,240 1.5 2.2 14 56 81 3 713 3 756 || TURNIP MANURE ..84 84 784 1,288 2,240 .75 2.2 14 60 711 3 , 73 9 616 6 if POTATO MANURE ~, 168 112 672 1,288 2,240 1.5 3.0 12 55 89 3 80 9 712 6 | MAIZE MANURE .. 168 84 784 1,204 2,240 1.5 2.2 14 56 813 713 3 756 | | MAIZE „ (cobs) .. 11? 84 728 1,316 2,240 1 2.2 13 59 714 6 76 9 619 f I I GARDEN MANURE.. 112 84 728 1,316 2,240 1 2.2 13 59 82 3 714 0 76 3 II ORCHARD MANURE 112 112 560 1,456 2,240 1 3 10 60 81 0 713 0 75 0 I | POWDERED NAURU — — — 84 610 6 64 0 517 6 I 1 SUPER 36/38 — — 36 38 610 0 65 0 60 0 1 I SUPER 42/44 - — 42 44 70 .0 615 0 610 0 I | BASIC SUPER 610 0 65 0 00 0 I I ■MM———■—lll .1 Ml— 1] II " Challenge" Manures are the f Solubility in " Challenge M Manures if richest in plant food of any manures is secured by full amounts of a ever marketed in New Zealand. Superphosphate backed up by |j _ ' „ „ '. Two Great powdered nadbil They are compounded to recipes U approved by Mr. J. A. Pond, F.O.S. W A Ume Tkofr S-YxSJf AIR-FILTERED (late Government Analyst) as being IleiOnilS 1 Hat NAURU ground by our special M eminently suited to their purpose. _._ ~ _. - , process to an exceedingly fine dm- « Make Us Leaders. sion ' ex « elle " t Bobbihty g Their detailed composition shows *i«mm* w« «*w , under exacting tests. i them to be absolutely pure, and -.. . *.*.•* §J" ' ■' without "filler" of any sort. — The importance of this supeno? H ! solubility cannot be exaggerated. It l| Concentrated mineral and artificial ~ _„. .., nam . means that POWDERED NAURU, j manures are more soluble and richer « Cuttm S ou * k ? as . su PP hed b y us >. ei * er P ur ? °* m 1 in plant food than animal manures; FILLER in all CSAL- mixed manures, is the most thor- A are not subject to deterioration; are LENGE " Manures. oughly soluble of any procurable. | perfectly balanced, evenly mixed, ' . ■ and are issued in perfect drilling (2) Making NO secrets as Our air-hltered process is the only J| condition. to the ingredients in all one of its land m Zealand. .;■ "CHALLENGE "Manures. r - Powdered Nauru is | In these high-grade manures J EXCLUSIVELY ours.. | farmers secure more plant food per | Analysis proves their j . ~ ~ '■,"«"/.»" 9 r.«« +r,n «f " rhstWontrp" fro- i Available NITRATES and Soluble M £T^ ? t J*™fl otler supremacy and ?B „r« POTASH SALTS are pre r tin faH I manure in plant food content-thus P unt y and worth - quantities for their special purposes, | yielding maximum efficiency at mini- making each manure perfectly bal- B mum coat, anced for crop needs. ■ and CO., LTD* If BOX 16 - - - AUCKU^ i«iM»wiHMiira«™tn«iiwflM«.MiwMiwdfl«iiiiMdb»M■iwimmiiii ■■IIMIIIIIWIIIIIIIMIWBH^^"'"'* 1 E>