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Oamaru Mail, Volume XIX, Issue 6046, 11 September 1894, Page 4

Public Notioes JfEMPTHOBNE, pROSSER, & (JO., CELEBRATED SPECIAL MANURES. ANALYSIS GUARANTEED. Farmers using our Manures should not use less than 2 cwt. per acre as it pays better to use it freely by ensuring certainty of crop each season. PRICES AND TERMS of our Manures for 1894-5 as under, delivered on Railway Trucks at our Works Siding. Bags Free, and not returnable. £ s. d. * s - «• Special Superphosphate A ... 6 10 0 "Bone Dust Coarse E ... 6 0 0 Blood Manure H ... 7 0 0 Potato „ L ... 7 0 0 Grass „ N ... 7 0 0 Special Superphosphates B ... C 5 0 Bone Dust Fine F ... 6 0 0 Garden Manure K ... 8 0 0 Turnip ~ M ... 610 0 Corn ~ ... 7 0 0 Orchard, Grape or Linseed Manure as required. SULPHATE AMMONIA, NITRATE POTASH, NITRATE SODA, and SULPHATE IRON ALWAYS IN STOCK. GUANO.—We can supply when wanted. Prices range from L3to L 5 per ton. Our attention has been called to the fact that our Manures were not included in tlio test trials by the Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Association. We can give no explanation, as we have always got first positions at these shows. No doubt it was an accidental omi sion of the Committee or that our twelve years' work so impressed them ot the reliability of our Manures that no further test was necessary, wc being the largest permanent manure makers in New Zealand, and that they would give the imported siuii n, trial. We however attach no importance to such trials and advise our customers accordingly. Kindly send orders early to be delivered when required. Wc thank our numerous fi lends for past favors and shall endeavor always to give them good results. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, AND CO.'S NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LIMITED.

TESTED SEEDS. BROWNLEE'S NOVELTIES— New Potato (the Early Sunrise, the earliest known), Is 6d per stone ; New Pea (the Lady Glasgow, the best pea grown), 6d per packet; New Tomato (Ponderosa, the largest grown), 6d per packet; Early Cabbage (the Etampes, the earliest in cultivation), 6d per packet; selected strain of Brown Spanish Onion, 6d per packet; Flower Seeds, direct from the best growing, 300 varieties, 9d per dozen packets.— BROWNLEE and 00.'S TESTED SEEDS. JAMES ROBERTSON, SADDLER, Thanks those who have patronised him during the past six years he has been in business, and begs to announce that the firm will, in future, be carried on by A. ROBERTSON AND CO. All accounts due to the late firm must be paid by September Ist, and A. RobertsoD s signature will be a sufficient discharge. Note the address— A. ROBERTSON AND CO. Saddlers and Habness Makers, ITCHEN-ST., OAMARU, And at Ktjrow. 76 THE AMARU AIL has the LARGEST CIRCULATION of all the papers in Otago published outside the metropolis. In the North Otago District its circulation is unapproachable ] In most Localities t is universally read, and in others its distribution preponderates over that of any other journal; THE MAIL is, therefore, UNEQUALLED as an ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Subscriptions may da e from any time' THE NEW ZEALAND BRADSHAW AND ABC GUIDE. A Complete and Reliable Guide to New Zealand, containing an Alphabetical arrangement of all Places of Importance in the Colony. Time Tables and Fares of New Zealand Railways, Steamers, and Coaches (North and South Island), Six Maps, etc. Published Monthly. Price, One Penny. Annual Subscription Price, Is; posted, 16d. For advertisements apply to Arthur Cleave and Co., Auckland. Sold at all Booksellers and Railway Book stalls in the Colony. CATARRH, HAY FEVER, CATARRHAL DEAFNESS. A NEW HOME TREATMENT. SUFFERERS are not generally aware that these diseases are contagious, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining membrane of the nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic research, however, has proved this to do a fact, .and. the.result is that a simple remedy has been formulated whereby these distressing diseases are rapidly and cured 'by a few simple applications made at home by the patient once in two weeks, pamphlet explaining this new treatment sent on receipt of 2£d stamp by A. Hutton Dixon, 43and 45, East Bloor-st'reet, Toronto, Canada —Scientific American.^