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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 194, 8 September 1900, Page 4

AHEAD OF ALL! WHITAKER'S HOUSEHOLD STORES, FOB (JBOCERIES, PROVISIONS, &Oi, &0, &G, BACON & HAMS (Special Quality,) CHEESE Dalefield f CANNOT BK CHEESE IBURPABSml BURPABSm Delighted tojerve you wheneverllyoa call, Be yonr o dera large one, or ever so small, *■ Our] goods never faU to give best jiiisfaction, lad oar principal aim is an "honest transaction." " Note the address: . Corner ot DEVOTS and LIARDET STREETS New Plymouth. Telephone, No. 111, IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, CHEAP MANURES! ON TRUCKS AT NGAHAUKANGA.

M MANURE—£I Peii TON. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS. Tricalcic Phosphate 27peroent. Ammonia 7 per cent. BONE .DUST—£S 5s peb Ton. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS, TrioaloSo Phosphate [... 43 per cent Ammoa » ... 4 per ceot„ NO. 1 MIXTURE. £5 2s Cd GUAEANTJUO AN4J.YBJS. One-half IjAwes' Supebphosphatb, One-half Bond Dust. NO. 3 MIXTUBB. £4 lOs'pbb Ton. One-half Lawes' SupiiapnosPHATK. One-half '', M" Manueb. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4 IBs pb Tom. One-third Lawks' Kupeiip® sphata One-third Thomas' One-third Bom DrsT This is a fust class Turnip Manure, and is spa-ully recommended for wet or sour SfJSOIAL, POTATO MANURE£S WB. TON, KAINIT! The addition of,'(a small proportion of IS.4IMT to any of the Mixture ii an advantage, and oan be mode without extra obaree the'order P-rchaaers when Igivmg MIIINU The Manures «fe not mixed until the orders are sent out, and purchasers at thei; option can have the original manures s;ut to toem in the maker's bags, and make the mixtures themselves. SPECIAL MIXTURES can ho made a any time to suit farmers,

Note—The «' M " Manure gave l„ beat results m proportion to cost out of 19 experiments with Champion Swede Turnips at the Government Experimental Farm at Momohaki m 1897 (see page 170. Fifth Reoort of Agricultural Department) • The experiments made at Momohaki with various Manures upon Turnips in the ise&sori JB9S-9D show that the dust result wt*» obiainsd from a mixture of one-third steamed bone dm*-, and two-thirds bnsio si (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst the best esult, at a minimum cost, was from a at jxture of one-third Lawes' Superpbosa .^ d tw°-.Lhir(l« oftha W.M.E Co'o t ¥ , Manure. The latter mixture' con. tains the same components as the W.M E rmti ;?b 3 Mi ? tu m' tbe PWwttonß beine Poh i to tL 'f. t { ° rmer points to the fe,ot, now generally recoo nised, hat the value of banc slag, an lhomas' Phosphate, has been greatly under-ostimated. The WMt m?'" •? Miyturo contains one-third'of Thoma Ph A perusal of the rn. MOL G ' ll^ n ? orß . 'he manager at Motno ki, embodying the results of the e*peri snts referred to, which will jje found a the Seventh Ropors of the De parent of Agriculture, wonld amply re. I"' 1 "" who flad » diffioulty in talcQtiugthe most suitable manures. ths ooapANs nsoisivxa t STO 'K FOR FREEZING upon owner's account at the following rates To include s'aughtering, Freezing Shipping, Wrapper and Freight.' FOR SHIPMENTS IN THE MONTHS OF Jim TO NOVEMBEB, inolusiveMUTF>N, Jd per lb (three farthin»s) BEEF, 9-10 d nine-tenths of a LAMB, 9-lQd „ (nme-tentls of J*""' penny )R SHIPMENTS IST THv? MONTHS DKOKMIIEIS TO MAY, inclusive— l and 1-loi per lb (one p>nny and one-tenth) bEfcF, 1 and 1-lCd pu'lb (oue penny and , one-tenth) " , 1-M por lb (one penny and one-fifth) Ihe Wellington Meat Export Company, LliMI fliAUDjjiy^geQreta