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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XII, Issue 1885, 4 November 1904, Page 8

Telephones : Business, No. 22 Private Residence, No. 55 Mein-street, Pahi&’n*. A MARLEY’S is where you get it when not found elsewhere. The following are a few Articles in stock. -V Fishing tackle of every description now on hand. The genuine Racer Saws mmufacured by bbnrly and Dietrich in both the R*cer and Tasmanian tooth, O.K. Washing Machines. Broaiu - Cattle Deborners, Canadian Cant Dc< ks. Smil-* and Dcnble Furrow Ploughs, Disc H&rrowe. M .'»cn, Horse Rakes and Binders, Cbaff-cum-rs. A first-class selection of Table ai.d Dessert Knives, Razors, Scissors, Pccket Knives by best English mak<rs, Bedsteads, Wire and Spring Siamese -aand Wire stretchers. i m Mechanics and Farm Tools a Speciality, Plough and Dog Chains nil » : zes, Swingle Trees, Skeiths, Steel Plough Shares Extra part, for Agricultural Impl -meuis. i For anything you want from an Axe Wedge to a Reaper and Binder, TRY HE. GEORGE MARLEY, IRONMONGER. MAIN-STREET. PAHIATIA. cOQ i

i - NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. WELLINGTON. T X TOOL. ah*)i o=k. ITand V\ Tallow auction sales nell very fortnight at Wellington. MANURES. , Prices for season 1904 1905. Net i cash. Delivery free on railway at I Wel'tt p-'n. GUANu j£3 15= per ton. —Tribaeic j Phrspbat' .30to 40 per ct-nt. BONE ' DDST. £5 10s per ton.— Tricalcie Phosphate, 42 per cent; Ammonia, 5 per . i e-nt. THOMAS' PHOSPHATE or ‘ \ BASIC SI.AG, £4 10s per ton—Phosphoric Acid, ‘2O 82 per cent ; equal to | Tt'bvcic Phosphate, 44 45 per cent, j LAWEB' SUPERPHOSPHATE, £4 I 15s p->r ton. — lo original bsg=. 31 to 38 J 1 per cent soh'b'e. minimum guaranteed, j K A.INIT, i'4 15s per ton.— Potash, 12 4 | per cent; equal to Sulphate of Potash. -j 28 per cent K. BONE DUST, £5 5s f | per ton. —Tricalrn* Photphate. 87 2 per . j cen'; Amu onta. 3-2 per cent. PETONE • j ROOT M NUKK, £4 10= per ton. — ? : Tric“lcic Phosphate, 32 p< r cent ; Am- ! mom , 6 per cert. No. 3 MIXTURE,

: THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT CO., LTD., M ANUEE MANUFACTURERS. OFriC*«, r akbtos Quay. Walungtok *' Ki -Utl W9KKS ... N(UIiCUYSi IMPORTANT TO EARMEES t CHEAP MANURES! * NETT CASH, ON TRUCKS -* NGA HAURAS(OA. in 2ew - ka. j; For lcwr. bag . 2/6 per i„l extra it charged. ' No. i Mixture, £5 7-6 d per Too. GUARANTIED ANALYSIS r Cne-balf imported Superphosphate, ’ 35 to 87 p°r cent. So’able Phosphate. Orie-haif Bone Dust, containing Tri--7 calcic Phosphate 43 per cent.. Ammonia . 4 per cent. r No. 3 Mixture £5 2* 6d per Ton. One -half import d Superphosphate. 85 to 87 percent, soluble fhoephate. One-half “ M " Manure, containing tricalcic phosphate, 26 per cent, arnr tnonia, 8 per c- nt. ' Special Potato Manure. jf's 2s 6d per ton. (Copied Irom the report of the New

£6 2s 6d per son.—One half Manure, containing Tricalcic Phosphate, 26 per cent; Ammonia, 8 per cent. One-balf Superphosphate, as above. SULPHATE j OF POIASH. JEI6 per ton. —60 to 62 1 per cent- Pure Potash. A splendid 1 Pot Vo and Garden Manure in concentrated frrm. TURNIP MIXTURES. —Fcr Moist Soil—i K Bone, J Superj phosphate, £5 2s6dper ton. For Heavy Clay Soils, deficient in Lime | Phosphate, $ K Bone, £5 per ton. For I Medium Soils —J Guano, j K Bone, and | J Superphosphate, £4 17s 6d per ton. i For Light Porous Soils —J Guano, J K Bone, 4 Superphosphate, £4 17s 6d per j tone. POTATO MIXTURE.— i SuperI phosphate, j K Bone, £ Kainit, £5 2a \6J per ton. Tnrnip Manures are only mixed on receipt of orders, thereby ensuring their running easily through the drills. Special Mixtures can be | made to suit Farmers. AGENTS FOR— Farmers' Favourite Drills Walter A. Wood Agricultural Machinery Crown Cream Separators and Ckurns Cod Liver Oil for Calf Feeding Page's Patent Wire Strainer Holm's Couplings for Plough Chains And all farm and station stores and requisites. AGENCIES MASTERTON and PAIIIATUA. JOHN ARTHUR, Manager, Wellington. NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. A. McLEAN * CO. CARRIERS, SCARBOROUGH. HAVING secured an experienced blacksmith, we can now attend to too requirements of the travelling public. All horses left at our stables will bo properly attended to by a competent men, who will always be in attendance, Goods, furniture, wool, etc., carted to and from any part of the surrounding district. Young horses broken to single and double harness. All work done at moderate charges PAHIATUA CARRYING CO. H. F. DAVIDSON. Managor, Tklkfhokk 64. Tklkoraj'H Addrbss—Carrying Co., Pabiatua. T'Hk above Company is prepared to X carry and deliver goods of all descriptions to any part of the town or country at lowest rates. Having secured storage room tu Makuri, we are now in a position to eater with mort, safety for np country clients. Coalbrookdale Coal and Brunnet Nuts, Rata and Matai firewood supplied In any quantities. Agents for N.Z. Express Co. All orders punctually attended to. Offices: Mam Street, next Levin’s, Painters}

York Agneuhura. Experiment Station at Geneva, N.Y.) GCARA.VTEt.D ANALYSIS' Five twen’v-thirds Dried Blood, i 5 per cent. Ammonia Ten twenty-thirds Pone Dust, containing tricalcic phosphate 4 per cent., ammoDia, 4 per cent Eight twenty-thirds Eair.it. '3 per cent. Potash. Imported Superphosphate £5 5s per Ton GUARANTIED ANALYSIS — 85 to 87 per cent. Soluble Phosphate KAINiT. The inclusion of a small proportion of Kainit to any of the mixtures is an advantage, and can be made without extra charge. MIXING. The Manures are not mixed nntil the orders are sent out, and purchasers at their option can have the original Manures sent to them in the makers' bags, and make the mixtures themselves. SPECIAL MIXTURES can be made at any time to suit farmers. FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY (LIMITED) is prepared to purchase Fat Sheep and Lambs by weight at graduated prices for the following qualities and grades : SHEEP FIRST QUALITY FREEZERS—BRAND W.M.E Co. 40 to 651bs 65 to 701bs Over 701bs SECOND QUALITY FREEZERS—BRAND NGA. 40 to 701bs FREEZING EWES—BRAND NGA. EWE LAMBS. FIRST QUALITY FREEZERS—BRAND W.M.E. Co. Under 421bs Over 421bs SECOND QUALITY FREEZERS—BRAND NGA. REJECTS w.U be paid for at time values. CONDI I lONS. Fat and Skins to he the property of the Vendor, thp Company paying for the lormer the current value per lb of the dry, and the latter may be either sold to the Company or ftllin.'ngered on owner’* account at bis option. AH sheep to *>(' prune of their class, and to be uelivived at Freizing Works at owner's cost and expense. Free and puymeut to be on the FROZEN weight. Or the Company is willing t.purcha e at a straight-out price per head as heretofore. Puces can be obiaiued on applies! ou at the Company's Offices, or from any of the buyer* in the country. The Company also offers clients eaery acility for Freezing ou their own account. DILNOT SLADDEN, Secretary. Wellington, 16th May. 1904. Printed and published ty Edwin Hi nki I'KTitkXKK, of Palinerslru North Road Pahiatua, for Alex. Baillie and Company at the registered printing office Mam-street, Fa hiatus. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1901