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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 36, 18 February 1901, Page 4

TO uaiilY FARMERS i \ EAR Goon CALVK3 by pivirg them 8 < Roinr.thing to the place of the r af' rt'inow-d by the separator. T ; jr. fi.unl hi COD UVEii OIL. A wiil i ear a rajf be obtiiiccd from K. 0. U'iCaiPLKR, Stratford, IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, ON TRUCKS AT NGAHAUKANUA, M MANUIIIC—£4 Pun Ton. OUABAUTEKD ANALYSIS. Triealoio Phosphate 27 per cent. Ammonia 7 per cent, BONE DUST—£S 5s pes Ton. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS. Tricalcic Phosphate 43 per cent Ammonia 4 per cent NO, 1 MIXTURE. £5 2s lid PES TON, guaranteed aval* sis. One-half I",AWES' ScPKBPHOSPHATE. One-half Bonk Dust. NO. 3 MIXTURE. £4 10s per Ton. One-half Lawks' Superphosphate. Oue-hdif'' M," Manljeb. NO. 4 MIXTURE. £4 15s per Ton. One-third La was' Sufbrphosphath Otic-third Tuomas' Phosphate One-third 1Son"» Dust Thij is a first-clans Turnip Manure, ud is tpfl.iiully iticotnmeii'laci for wat or sour lands. MANURES!

Si'KCIAL POTATO MANURB£S PUR TON'. KAtNCT! The addition of a small proportion ol Kaijjit to soy of the Mixture ia an advantage, and c-m be miido without extra charge if apecitiui by the i>.:reh wei'B wi'dii giving the ordou MIXING Thu Manures aie cot mixed until Uie orfl.i'3 are suit out, and purchasers at thei; option cm have the original manures sent to thorn in ths maker's bxga, and make the mixtures themselvs. SPECIAL MIXTURKJs can bo made at s.ny time to suit fanners.

Note—The " M " Manure gave the best results in proportion id < ost out of Ift ex-pei'iineoJ'-s with Champion Sw de Turnips at the Government lixpenmertal Farm at :Vloa»oh:Ju in 1807 ;pfie P :l go 170, Fifth Kep"jt t.f Agricultural Dapartmeat) : The experiments made at Momohaki with various Manures upon Turnips in the Reason lS9w-9y show that ihe lies' 1 result wiw obtaned from a mixture of one-'hird fiteurne» bono dm*. and two-lnirds basic s'a« Phosphate), wml-ir the ueu at a minimum cos r , wag from a a-xXture of oue-tliird Luwcd' fcuporphoaphate aud of the vV.«y; K 44 W ' Manure. The latter mivluL-j c>utains the *mme components ay <he VV M *3. Co. b ho S Mixture, the proportions a JitUe diiTercrt. The former com iuMion r>oiii f « o fehe fact, now generally rer:ogm et l that th« 3 value of bo»:e blag, alao '.'n as ! v'!'Oi n3* V'hoi-pluLe, ban been gr< Oo.'s .No l Mijt.u'e < o/iv-ctii s ono-ihird of [Thomas' I'hoaplia' e. A perusal of Uie repoll of Mr. ftiliauders, the manager at embodying ilio robul'u *;f the ©Xj/vviuuiiifj to, which will be. round i;i the Snveufch Kepor, of the Departmeiii «■[' Agricuttaire, wonld amply ie;r>y «*>v f.-i.r'}.*-** who lh>dy a in k «i*otiinr uhc most suitable manures.

TUB COMPANY RSOKIVE9 S((,' 'K FOK KRKHZING upon cwi'or'a accoimt itthr, followixt; rates 'i'o 1! clu(?e i'CO' /iliL' ( shippin;;, Wrapjior and freight. SOR PWIPMiiM-K (x the MOW'I'K CP JUlitS '! f J NOVKMB2K, inelus ' MUTTON. :?.) {ms,- Ib (throe fa'things) KEKF, 0-10'! lilne-terjuhs of n peony LAMB, 9-iOJ. ~ [mno-luulhg of a penny K )R it»HlPf.!JiN r, .rs< il'l THHi MOKTHB OF DKCKMiiHR TO HAV, inclrsive-" WJT.tON, 1 «ml 1 11/.! [XT lb (one penny and one-tenth) Bi'.hif, 1 jiu.i 1-10(1 f«r il) (one penny and uriu-tenth LA\-IK, l-'j'l j> I'.i {«»•(! jjouiiy and one fifth I he Wellington Meat Export Company, LIMJT.iil'.

DILNOT ULA'tliUcl, PARTNERSHIP. "JVJ OTK.'E if> liotu-uv tjiven that we, the i-" ni)ilorsi;;:!a.i ». r,« this (lay cstera! nl'O rt'irrsliiii «« J ;riri KstoW Ajfosirs 11 Now i'.'j'iiU i WfVi'T. LA.IIVJ-