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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 194, 28 August 1901, Page 4

TO>aißY farmers; Rear good oaltbs t>j giving ■ goinething to take tbe plaoa of tbe fat removed by the separator. Tbii to found in OOD LIVEB OIL. A gallon wil rear a calf. To be obtained from & 0. TJCMPLER, Stratford. IMPORTANT TO FARMER*. CHEAP MANURES! ON TBUOKB AT NQAHACRAHGA. M MANURES—£4 PlB To*. GUABANTOTD ASALIBn. 1 Phoephate 17 per owl. Ammonia ... 7 par oanl. BONK DUST—£S 5s PBS Tan. OVABAKIIUgo ANALYSIS. Tricalcto Phoephate 4Sparotai Ammonia 4 par oanl HO. 1 MlXTtmi. £6 8» 6u PXB to*. 6UJJUmEUU> ABAUrUB. One-half Lawm" SvPIBPHOKMUnh One-half Bon Dubt. NO. 8 MIXTURI. One-half Lawbs' SuraaraovßACß. One-half" M " Mahcbb. NO. 4 MIXTURK.] £4 lßi Pit Ton. One-third Lawks* Botbbprobpha» Ono-third Tbomas' pQoerHAia One-third Bon» Dust i hit ia a first-clui Turnip Manure, tad la pecially recommended for wet or aoot lands. SOCIAL POTATO MANURE—£6 PBB TOf. KAwrrt The addition of a umaU proportion tt Kamit to My of the Mixture ii ui advantage, and oan be made without extra charge 1 apeoified by the parnhasr.ra wi'an riving the order. MIXING The Manure* are not mixed until the orders are lent oat, and porch Mart at thalr option oan have the original mannrea a*dt to them in tfa< maker*) bags, and tbe mixture* themaelvea. ftPEOIAL MDCTURBb oan be -»*f tny time to anit farmer*.

Note—The "11* Mscare gave tht beat remlti in proportion to cost oat of 19 ex- ! perimentewith Champion Swede Tnrnipt tl the Government Kxperimental Farm i| I Momohaki in 1897 Itee page 170, Fifth | Report of Agrioultoral Department) « I experiment* made at Momobakt pith ration* Manures upon Turnip* is tfe* I Ke&son 188R-99 show that the tin molt wa« obtained from a mixture of ooe-Uurd (twme'l bone dui*i and two-thirds basic ; ilaa (Thomaft' Phosphate), whilst the beat remit, at a minimum ooet., wa« from • I (rature of one-third Lawea* Snperphe* 1 phate and two-thirda of the W.M R CVfc |"M ' Manure. The latter mbrtara eootaint the tame oomponenti at 'he W.M d, Co. a No. 9 Mixture, the proportion* via* a little different. The former oomHaatfe* points o the faot, now generally raor a l nited, that the value of buio tlu. aua known at Thomas' Phosphate, har beea greatly under-ettimatecL The W.M.B. Co.'s So. 4 Mixture contains one-third" of Thomas' Phosphate. A pernsa of »,he report of Mr. Killanders, the manager at Momohaki, embodying the reanltt of the experiments referred to, whioh will be found in the Heventh tteporo of tiw Department of Agricui tire, wc-»ld amply repay any farmer who finds a difficulty seTftcting the most suitable manure* *HK OOMPANV BIOIITM 8100K FOB FREEZING upon owner's aooonnt at the following ntm To include slaughtering, greeting 9® PP»»g. Wrapper and Freight, TOR "SHIPMENTS IN THg I|O«XH OF JUiJE TO NOVEMBER, taoiasf*-. MUTTON, Jd per lb (three farthfaga) BEEF, 9'lod nine-tenths of a lamb, U-lOd „ (nine.tenth* of W F)R PHIPMENTB IN THE MONTHS OF DBOEMBER TO MAY, indudw— ' MUTiON, 1 and 1-104 per lb (one peony BbKP, 1 and 1-lCd per b (one pinny***! ■ ene-tenth I.AkB, I.M per Ib {0 t one fifth I he Wellington Meat Export Company,, LIMITED. DILNQT SLADWBV.