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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 20, 18 October 1900, Page 4

For the life of him the Prince could not help smiling.. When royalty smiles courtiers langh. The officers in the cabin langhed. And when the Frinoe joined them they roared. For a moment the old man's eye* flashed angrily, as if he would protest. Bat only for a moment. Hib longdeferred hope had made his heartsick. He started to go, staggered, and fell npon a seat. His h«ad drooped upon his breast, The Prince bade them raise him, bnt it was oselesj. Madness, grief, and disappointment had killed him. Tbty buried him in the ocean, with : a round shot at bis feet, and the man Li n:-. l-j -_i_ g OMI y MOnB , IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Cheap MANURES! ON TRUCKS AT HGAHAURAHOA. M;MANUBE-£4 Pbb Ton. GUABASTBBD AHALTSIS. Tricalcic Phosphate 27 per cent. Ammonia 7 per cent, BONE DUST-£5 5s FEB Tom. GUABANIBBD ANALYSIS. Tricaloio Phosphate 13 per cent Ammonia 1 pel cent NO. 1 MIXTURE. £6 2s 6d PBB TON. GUABANTSBD ANALYSIS.

One-half Lawes' Sdpebphobpham. One-half Bonbßdst. NO. 3 MIXTURE. £4 10s per Ton.) One-half Lawes'.SupebphosphaTß. One-half'' M " Hanube. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4 15s per Ton. One-third Lawes' Superphosphate One-third Thomas' Phosphath One-third B»n» Dust This is a first-class Turnip Manurt, %ni ii specially recommended for wet or sow lands. SeECTAb POTATO MANURE£S PBB lON. KAINIT! The addition of a small proportion oi Kainit to any of the Mixture is au Advantage, and cm be m»de without extrajobargf it specified by the purchasers wr-en (rivinf the order. MIXING The Manures are not mixed until tn« ord rs are sent out, and purchasers at theL option cm have the original manures i«nt to them in the maker's bigs, and make the mixtures themselves. ' SPECIAL MIXTURBb can be made at any time to suit farmers. Note—The "M" Manure gave the best results in proportion to cost out of 19 experiments with Champion Swede Turnips at the Government Experimental F*rm at Momohaki in 1897 (see page 170, Fifth Repirt of Agricultural Department) s The experiments made at Momohaki with various Manures upon Turnips in the Season 1898-99 show that ihe bist result was obta-nsd from a mixture of one-third steamed bone dui*i and two-thirds bas'o slag (Thomas' Phosphate), whilst ths bea result, at a minimum cost, was from a fixture of one-third Lawes' Superphosphate and two-thirds of the W,M E Go's "M " Manure. The latter mixture contains the same components as the VV.M &. Co.'s No. 3 Mixture, the proportions Mtxtf a little different. The former compilation points to the fast, aow generally recognised, that the value of banc slag, also known as Thomas' Phosphate, has been greatly under-estimated. The W.M.E Co.'s No. 4 Mixture contains one-third of Thomas' Phosphate. A perusal of the report of Mr. Gillanders, the manager at Momohaki, embodying the results of the experiments referred to, which will be found in the Seventh Repon of the Departmenl of Agriculture, wonld amply re|P»y any farmer who finds a diffioulty in selecting the most suitable manures. THB COMPANY RSOMVIM BTOaK POR FREEZING upon owner's account at the following rates To include slaughtering, Freezing, Shipping,' Wrapper and Freight. FOR BHIPMENTB IN THi. iJttXHb OF JUNE TO NOVEMBER, indusi™MUTTON, |d per lb (three farthings) BEEF, 9-10 d nine-tenths of a penny LAMB, 9-10 d „ (nine-tenths of a penny F)R SHIPMENTS INT THE MONTHS OF DECEMBER TO MAY, inclusiveMUTTON, 1 and 1-10J per lb (one pinny and one-tenth) BEEF, 1 and l-10d]per lb (one pennv and one-tenth) LAMB) l-5d per lb (one penny and one-fifth The Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMITED. DILNOT BLADDRV, Secretary BABGAIKS IN BOOTS & SHOES ___ BARGAINS. PEACH'S ANNUAL STOCKIAKING CAS C For A Weeks. For A Weeks When the whole of'his large and varied stock of BOOTS and SHOES will be offered at GREATLY REDUCED PRIOEB' The following are a few of the lines '■- Ladifs' Dancing Shoes, from 2s 3d Ladies' Oxford Shoes, from 4s Indies' Balmoral Boots, from 6s 6s Ladies' LegV tte Boots, from 7s 9d Men's Strong-nailed Shooters, from 9s Vten's Balmoral Boot?, from 8s 3d Men's Oxford Shoes, from 6s 9d C.IKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SALE AND ?* /vWn 01 ' BOOTB *= SHOES AT AN EXTRA LOW PJRIOE All goods booked will be charged the usual prioe. J- C. PEACH, Cash Boot Shop, mmmmx