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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 182, 23 July 1900, Page 4

AHEAD OF ALL] WHiTAKER'S HOUSEHOLD STORKS, res GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &0., w. BACON & HAMS (Special Qcaliit,) CHEESE Dalefield [ CANNOT BE OHEESE SURPASSED, Delighted to serve yon whenever yon call, Be your order a large one, or ever io email, Our goods never fall to give bert satisfaction, And oar principal aim is an "honMt transaction." Note the address: Corner ot DEVOt\ ahd LIARDET STREETS New Plymouth. Telephone, No, 111. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. CHEAP MANURES! OK TRUCKS AT NGAHAURANGA. U MANURE—£4 Feb TON. OIUBANTBED ANAt,rsiß. Tricalcic lkjspbate ... 2rpsrcent. Ammonia 1(l ... ~, • i psj ctnt. BONE DUST—£S 5s PEB TON. GUARANTIED ANALYSIS. Trioalcio Phosphate ... ,„ 48 per cent Ammonia ~, ... ~, 4 per cent NO. 1 MIXTURE. GUARAMTJHp AN>I/»IS. £5 2a 6d PBa ton. One-half Lawes' Stjpkrpho3PHAth. One-halt Bond Dust. NO. 3 MIXTURE. £4los pbb Ton. One-half Lawes' Supekphosphate, One-half '• M " Man übe. *NO. 4 MIXTURE, £4 15s pe Ton. One-third Lawks' Supbrpkosfhatb One-third Thomas' Phosvhats One-third Bos» Dust This is a first-slass turnip manure, and Is specially recommeuded ior wet or sour lands. SPECIAL POTATO MANURE£S pi& ion. KAINIT. The addition of a small proportion {of Kainm to my of the Mixture is an advantage, and oan be made without extra charge if specified by the purchasers when riving the order. ° MIXING. The Manures are not mixed until the orders are sent out, and purchasers at thei; option oan have the original manures »»nt to them in the maker's bigs, and make the mixtures themselves. ESPECIAL MIXTURES can be made at any time to suit farmers. Note—The "M" Man are gave i*, best results in proportion to cost out of 19 experiments with Champion Swede Turnip* it the Government Experimental F»rm at Momohaki in 1897 (see page 170, Fifth Renoit of Agricultural Department) The experiments nude at Momohaki with various Manures upon Turnips in the Season 1898-99 show that iho msr result was obtained from a mixture of one-third steamed bone dmt and two-thirds basis slag (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the belt result, at a minimum cost, was from a mixture of one-third Lawes' Superphosphate and two-thirds of the W.M.E Co's "M" Manure. The latter mixture'contains the some components as the W.M.E. Oo.'s No. 3 Mixture, tbe proportions being a little different. The former combination points to the fact, now generally recognised, that the value of batio slag, also know as Thomas' Phosphate, has lreen greatly under-estimated. The W.M.E. Co.'s Wo. 4 Mixture contains one-third of Thomas Phosphate. A perusal of the report of Mr. Gillandere, the manager at Momohaki, embodying the resulfs uf the experimmts referred to, which will be found iu the Seventh Kcpor. of lh» Department, of Agriculture, wonld amj-Iy reP»y »iy farmer who finds a diflieulty in telectingche most suitable manures. THS COMPAN* RECEIVES STOTK FOR FREEZING pon cwn er's account at the following rates To include sHiughtering, Freezing, Wrapper and Freight. FOR SHIPMENTS IM THE MONTHS of june to November, incius : .v< MUTTON, |d per lb (three farthings) BEEF, 9-10 d ~ \niae-'.enths of n LAMB, 9-101 ~ (nine tentls of a* penny)FOR. SHIPMENTS IS TB'i M; NTHS OF DECEMBER TO MAY, inclusively U HON, 1 and 1-101 per lb (one pjnny and one-tenth) \ 1 and l'lCd per lb (one penn. and one-ten tli) LAMB, 1 and 1-53 per lb (one penny and one-fiiih) The Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMITED. MUNQV SUW, Seocsto. I