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Southland Times, Issue 9973, 22 September 1888, Page 4

Public Notices

MANURE? TIT AN U R JE. MANU BK. Pbize Medal—" Kiwi " Brand. CHEAPEST IN MARKET We rely on Results as the True Test of value. BncouragiDg reports from all quarters,

Below we quote Prices for Present Season :— Superphosphate of Lime (this is a rapid producer for Turnips giving splendid return) £5 10s per ton. Bonedust (fine) ... ... 5 10s per ton. Bonedait (coarse) ... 5 10s per ton. Quantities under one ton of above 6s per cwt, Blood Manure (pure dry) £6 10« per ton,

Bags will be charged in all initances— those containing 2cwt 6d each, and lcwt 3d each ; but will be allowed for if returned in good order to our works, Burnside, le»a cost of carriage.

CAUTION,— Any Person or Persons found Ueing our Branded Bags for Manures not manufactured by ourselves will be Prosecuted.

The above quotations are for Delivery on Railway Trucks at our Works, Burnside. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSKR, & Co's NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY LIMITED,

MANURE TESTIMONIALS. Kuriwao Gorge, Clinton, August 1, 1888, Dear Sirs,— The Superphosphate of Lime I got from you last year has given me entire satisfaction. I can highly recommend it tp all who want a really good and serviceable manure. (Signed) I am, &C.NEIL M'KINNON.

| Possifern, August 3, 1888. Dear Sire,— The Bonedust I had last year gave every »atisf*ction, with good results, (Bigned) Yours truly, D. A. CAMKRON, Per S, King, Manager.

North Branch, Milton, August 8, 1888. Dear Sirs, — The Superbpoiphate of Lime I received from you last yea- gave me thorough satisfaction, and produced a perfect crop of Swedish turnips. (Bigned) Yours truly, J. FARQUHARSON.

Invercargill, July 20, 1888, Dear Sir?,— My clients all expreis unanira* ous satisfaction with your Bonedust. (Signed) Yours truly, G. G. TOTH ILL.

Lawrence, July 26, 1888, Dear Sirs, — I have given your Fine Bonedust a fair trial, which has turned out very satisfactory. I used it in a grass paddock, and it hat greatly improved the land: (Signed) Yours truly, T. ARTHUR,

Mount Stuart, July 25, 1888, Dear Sirs,— l used your Supertaospkate of Lime, mixed with a little of your garden Manure, for turnips, and I had splendid remits. (Signed) Yours truly, ANDREW MILLER.

Goodwood July 27, 1888. Dear Sirs,— The Bonedust I had from you lait year was very good. I sowed 4 cwt per acre in drills, and I had a splendid crop of Swedish turnips. It will pay any man to use Bonedust for turnips ; the fine I prefer. [ Signed) Yours trnly, ALEX, BUTTERS.

Tapanui, July 1888. Dear Sirs,— The Superphosphate of Lime simply did wonders here last year, both for root and grain, and should be in great demand next season; (Signed) Yours truly, W. QUIN.

Conical Hills, Waipahi, Angust 2, 1888. De«r Sirs,— Your Manures — Superphosphates of Lime and Pine Bone dust— mixed used by me for two seasons have given me a very good yield of turnips and mangolds. (Signed) Yours truly, WATSON BHKNNAN,

Dunedin, July 25, 1888. Gentlemen,— l have used your Fine Bonedust for all root crops, top-dreßeing lawns, and pastures with excellent results. Many of my customers have also used it, and speak highly of it as a stimulant for a turnip crop. (Signed) Youri truly, G. MATTHEWS (Per John H. Presely), Nurseryman and Seedsman,

Ashlands, Hampden, August 3, 1888. Dear Sirs,— The use of your Superphosphate of Lime with our turnip crop the last two seasons has given satisfactory results. (Signed; Your truly, A. 0. SMALB, Manager.

Lawrence, July 31, 1888. Dear Sire, — The Superphosphate of Lime we got from you last year was sold by us to the various farmers in the district, and the results in every case were highly satisfactory, We hope to do an increased business in it this year, as we feel confident that there is nothing in the market equal to if. (Signed) Yours truly, ARBDCKLK & SOBSIRrSON,

Shingle Greek, August 2, 1888 Dear Sirs,— Your Bone Manure, I should recommend to any person who wants a crop, I am latisfied with it rSigned) Yours truly, JOHN M'LOUGHLAN

Waihola Luke Estate, Aug 1, 1888. Dear Sirs,— The Fine Bonedust I got from you appears to have done very well, for we have a very fine crop of turnips, notwithstanding that the land was very dry when the seed was sown.— Yours truly, (Signed) OHAS B CHAPMAN, Manager,

Taieri Beach, August 2, 1888. Dear Sirs,— l have used your Bonedust for several seasons for turnips on medium fern land— l£cwt per acre with very good results, I am e_tis_ed that it pays to use it,