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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13710, 26 September 1908, Page 8

VAUCTIONEERSCANTERBURY FARMERS' ASBN. TEMDKA' LIVE MARKET. TUESDAY NEXT. r General - Entries comprise—--70 PAT EWES 30 FAT WETHERS 50 l-HOGGETS, shorn 100 i-HOGGETS, shorn 140 HOGGETS, jmixed sexes 250 i-EWE HOGGETS 10 FAT BULLOCKS 30 STORE CATTLE 25 PIGS. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE AT WAIHAO DOWNS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1908. r E have received instructions from ! -Messrs McKenzie Bros., who have sold- their Farm,. to ; offer for UNRESERVED SALE, at the above time and place, , the.-whole of their LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, comprising-' " i HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, IMPLEMENTS, and SUNDRIES, Full Particulars later. D. A. MORGAN, Auctioneer. DALGITY AND CO., CTb. VEM UK A YARDS. TUESDAY, 29th SEPT. 50 FAT EWES ' 30 HOGGETS (fat) 20 FAT WETHERS 10 HEAD FAT BULLOCKS. DALGETY ft COY., LTD. H. LOWRY, Auctioneer. Dalgety & Co., Ltd., TIM ABO, "\JOW have on Sal* their . New Season's Seed that Red .Clover,; Colonial and; imported. Cowgrass, i Colonial and Imported. White Clover, Eng. TrefoiL, •Coc&sfoot, Eng. and Ital." Ryegrass. B.L.E. • Rape, etc,, etc.' Fisoit'B Special Fertilizers. OUR NEXT SHIPMENT will arrive NEXT/WEEK. This »~ Fison's Special Turnip Fertiliser. Ficon's Special Rape Fertiliser. Fison's Special Superphosphate. Packed in lcwt. Bags. Book your Orders Early. Nexfc Shipment to arrive -in October. ON Oat« and Wheat. General Merchandise of' all Descriptions, Wires, Netting, Building Material, and all Farmens requirements. ENQUIRE OUR PRICES BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDERS ELSEWHERE. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., TIMARU.

Mount Lyell FERTILISERS. •''-■ ' ; fcy '■'-. MT. LYELL MINING AND RAILWAY CO., LTD.,MELBOURNE. Mount Lyell Superphosphates BRAND, TI/PT Hf DIAMOND. ANALYSIS: PHOSPHORIC ACID, in water—--16.5 per cent., equal to Tricaloic Phosphate 36 per cent, to 38' per cent. PHOSPHORIC ACID, insoluble in water—l.s per centi, equal to Tricaleic Phosphate, 3.27 per,cent, to 2.18 per cent. Total, 39.27 per cent, to 40.18 per cent. Packed in. lewt and 2cwt Bag*. TESTIMONIALS. July 13th, 1908. The Mount Lyell Superphosphate that you irapplied us" with guv* us GREAT SATISFACTION, both a*, to crop and EASE IN WHICH IT RAN through the drill. Considering the very dry season at drilling tm*v we. hay* GOOD RESULTS. It seems to suit our Mt. Somen* land all right; We intend using a GOOD DEAL THIS NEXT SEASON. (Signed) EVANS BROS., of Stavelv. July 23rd, 1908, Mount Lyell Superphosphate gave me every SATISFACTION last season. I had very good resntts with Rape, bofl exceptionally good with Kale, and with regard to DRILLING it is all that could l>e desired. I intend to use it this »ea«oa with Spring Sowing, as I HAVE PROVED THE EXTRA YIELD, IN GRAIN ESPECIALLY. (Signed} W. J. WILSONj Ashburton Forks. Re Mount Lvell Superphosphate. lam pleased to state that I NEVER HAD »* GOOD RESULTS FROM ANY OTHER MANURE, and it run* WELL through the drilL I used a few cwt. of Turnip Manure proourvd from and trkxi it alongside Mount Lyell Superphosphate, and there ww twice as much on wlmt 1 luive used with Mount Lvell, and it STOOD THE DRY WEATHER MC~W BETTER. I intend using it th's* **a.<>a (Signed) CHAS. H. ARMSTRONG. Mt. BoMien*. Sprjngburn, July 28« hj, 1908. Replying to your inquiry re Mount Lyell Superphosphate, I haw grvat pleasure in stating that your manure gave me EVERY SATISFACTION. I ran fr.*ly, contained NO DIRT AND HARD STUFF TU BREAK THE DRILL, and gave tit* REST RESULTS I HAVE EVER HAD IN SPITE OF THE DRY .SEASON, etc. I shall CERTAINLY USE it again daring the coming nratx>u. (Signed) W. H. VINCENT. FARMERS-SOW what y..u KNOW will a>»ko your Crops "iJROW. LYELL SUPER GIVES THE REST RESILTS. A. S. PATERSON AND CO.. Dnnedio, DISTRIBUTING AGENTS. Storkn held in John Mill & Co's Store. TIM ARC.