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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 202, 29 September 1900, Page 4

iOOTS & SHO& PEACH'S STOCKTAKING ill commence on BlTUßDAY.ttaiteaaßtf Ut, and will oMltaM "or J A Weeks, For A Woe** When the whoU ot Ma Urn tad varied etook ot BOOTS and GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. The following are a few of th* Hots I Ladies' Dancing Shoe*, from Si 8d Ladies' Oxford Shoes, from 4* Ladles' Balmoral Boot*, from 6s <h Ladies' LegUtte BooU, from 7* M Men's Strong-nailed Shooters, from 9* Men's Balmoral Boots, from 8» 3d Men's Oxford Shoes, from 619 d TAKE ADVANTAGE OK THE SALE. AMU UET A BUPPLY OF BOOTS * BHOV AT AN EXTRA LOW PRIOB, AU goods booked will to charged the nnal prio*. J. C. PEACH, dash Boot "' IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. CHEAP MANURES! ON TRUOKS AT NGAHAURAHGA. ovABAKruo utuzm. Trkaloic Phosphate S7 per Ota* Ammonia ... Ij/tt'jonb, BONE DUBT-£6 6s rn Tow. auißixmo ivuxtn. Trioaloio Phosphate ' 13 per oast Ammonia ... 4perosj*l MO. 1 MIXTURE. £6 2j 6d PBB TOS. QUABAKTIED AM4LTIU, One-halt Lawee' Bopkbphoipham. One-half Bomb Dust. MO. 3 MIXTURE. £4los pkb;Tok.| One-half LAWBS'.BuPHaPHOSPHAM. One-half '• M " Makubb. MO. 4 MIXTURE. £4 16s per Ton, One-third Lawm* Sopbhpho«pu» One-third Tuomas' I'uokfaati One-third Botri Dear This is a fitst-class Turnip Manic*, tad it spesially reootnmeadtd ior wet oc aow lands. ' SPECIAL POTATO MANURE- j§ | £5 WSB TON. KAfNIT! 'J lie addition of a suall proportioa ofKiinit to at, v of the Mixture it an advantage, and win autde without extra oberg* if specified by the purchasers wren fifing the order. MIXING The Manures are- not mixed until the ord-r* are sent out, and purchasers at. their option can have the original manures assl to them in the maker's nigs, and make the mixtures themselves. 6P&CIAL MIXTURSb can be mad* at any time to suit farmers. Note-The "M" Manor* gam the beet results in proportion to oost oat of 19 experiment* with Champion Swede Turnips at the Government Experimental Farm eA Momohaki in 1897 (seepage 170, Fifth Rep-iitof Agricultural Dspartment) s The experiments made at Momohaki with various Manures upon Turnip* in the Season 1898-03 show that ihe but result was obtansd from a mixture of one-third tteamei bone dm', and two-thirds bas'o slag (Thoma*' Phosphate), whilst the bett remit, at a minimum cos', era* from a fixture of one-tliird Laves' Bupetphoephate and two-thirds ofthi VV.M B CV* "M" Manure. The latter mixture 000 tains the same coiiponen's as the W.M.& Oo.'s No. 3 Mixture, t< e dtio* a little differe t. The former oomtinatien point* to the fact, now generally reeog* nised, that the value of hetio slag, also known as Thon-aa' Phosphate, ha* bees greatly und r-ettimeted. The VV.M.E. Oo.'s A'o. 4 Mijtur* contains one-third of Thomas' Phosphate. A perosal of the r*. poit of Mr. Gillanden, the manager a* Momohaki, embodying the result* of the experiments referred to, which will to found in the Seventh Report el th* D*. pari mem of Agriculture, wotld amply rep»y any farmer who finds a diraeaUj la •electing the most suitable manures. lUI OOHTAItI KfOXIVO 870?K FOR FREEZING upon owner's account at the following ratei To include e'uughtcricg, Fretting, Shipping, Wrapper and freight, FOR SHIPMENTS IH THE MOMTHB OF JUNE TO NOVEMBER, inclusiveMUTTON. id per lb (three farthing*) BEKF,9IOd nine-.eotbiofa Ptßßff LAMB,9IOd „ (ninstenttsofa KIR SHIPMENTS IS THE MONTHS OF DKOKMBKR TO MAY, inclusiveVJUttON, 1 aid 1)0! p<r lb rone penny and we-tenth) UtEP, 1 andJl-lCd>rlb (one pennr and one-tenth) AMU, 15d per lb (one peuny and »nc-fifih) i he Wellington Meat Export Company, DU.NOT rtLAUDKV, f^oroUry