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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 4, 5 January 1900, Page 4

CHEAPfB THAN WOOD. MOKAU COAL FFBWStOE MICE, J. LOBB • . . Manager. THE proprietors take this opportunity informing the public that this Coal is THE BEST yet obtained from Mokau, being||olean and durable, and entirely free from slate, bo prevalent in other Mokau Coals. To be had from WAKD & BON, opposite Oentral Fire Brigade Station R. TODD, Queen-street: at the following Cash prices':— Double Screened. ' Per Ton 7 Per Half Ton 0 14 Per Quarter Ton 0 7 BAYLY, OGLE & CO., OWNERS; CHAS. B. HILL. Q.ENERAL BjLAOKSMiTH, Next Fromm's Buildings, iKGUWOQD. SHOEING AT LOWEST PRIOES FOR CASH. OVENS, CHIMNEYS, STEEL WEDGES and all kinds of FARM IMPLEMENTS made on the shortest notice. Agent foi Andrews k Beaven's and Booth, Macdonald & Oo.'s Implements and Machinery ; also for all other makes of Im ported or Colonial Machinery. fW" Discount for Cash on all orders for Maohinery. SHOEING A SPECIALITY. THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. Spps's Coco* GRATEFUL COMFORTING Distinguished everywhere for DELICACY OF FLAYOUR, SUPERIOR QUALITY, and NUTRITIVE PROPERTIES. Specially grateful and comfoiling to the a.arvous and dyspeptic. Soid only in J-lb. tin 9, labelled JAMES EPF3 & CO., Ltd., Homraopathio Chemists, Loadoa, Eng. BriEMFAST SUPPER Ipps's Cocoa FU-OUR ONLY.

CRIIEEIION Livery & 7 t>att qtables ivery Ol 13 ait OTablef* •Opposite Criterion Hot*)} KSW PLYMO UIE Hi iff; JONES mm ProFBJTO). OK HIRE— Bassa, Braksa, Gabs, Salfcio#, Biggie r bailee' and GenW Saddle H»okF.< OHAROES ,MODERATE'' Cheap Manures. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. QEND your orders promptly, not necessarily for immediate delivery, but to avoid disappointment. Last year we Were unable to supply the orders which came in at the latter end of the season. ( ON TRUCKS AT NGAHAUBANGA. M MANURE—£3 15s PEE ton. KOTII.—A slight altera Lion has been made in tho composition of this Alauuro lo make it run ruoroliouly through tho drill. The M Manure gave the be3t results in proportion to cost out of nineteen experiments with Ohampion Swede Turnips at the Government Experimental Farm, at Momoliaki, in 1897. (See page 170, Fifth Report of Agricultural Department). NO. 1 MIXTURE—£S PER TON. One-half LA WES' SUPERPHOSPHATE One-half BONE DUST. This is a splendid Manure for Turnips. NO. 3 MIXTURE—£4 7s (Id PHIi TON. Onp-hal f LAKES' SUPERPHOSPHATE One-liaif il MANURE. NO. -1 MIXTURE - £4. 15s PIJII TON. One-third LAWES' SUPERPHOSPHATE One-third THOMAS' PHOSPHATE One-third BO!NE DUST. This is also a first-class.Ttmdv Mmim, and is specially recommended for wet or sour lands. SPECIAL POTATO MIXTURE—£S PJJB TON. KAINIT. __The addition of- a small proportion of ICainlt to the No. 1 and No. 4 Mixtures is at.advar.taj.'e, ar.d can be made without extra chargß if specified by the purchaser when giving ihc order. ! MIXING The Manures lire not mixed until the wj sent out, and purcha&ors at tbeir ■■ ■'■ - ;i b;:.ve IIh: Oi i_ iij a! Mannrna sent "• the makers' bags nnd nrnko the ■:> :;;tn,-e themselves. | Special Mixtures can be made at any i to bu; B farmers. { i'bo Company's output of BONE DUBT required for mixing purposes, jsJ *wt c-ftonsl for kjl® c.lotit :,his season. Z mmrm iir export 00. . LIB. .. I i.'itJ.O!' bi,A.o]!EN, Secretary 1