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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1976, 1 March 1893, Page 1

MANURES! MANURES! rrllE following are Trices ar.<l Terms for j JL our various Manures delivered on I Eailway Trucks at our "Works, Br.rnsidp, I for Season 1892-93, now ready for de- | livery :—: — Per Ton. SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME ... £7 FINE BONE DUST 7 POTATO MANURE 7 BLOOD MANURE 8 GAJRDEN MANUKE 9 SPECIAL MANUKES FOR VINES GRASS LAWNS, &c, &c, from £7 to ' £8 per ton. QUANTITIES OF LESS THAN ONE I TON 6d per cwt extra. . TERMS CASH, LESS 2* PER CENT. BAGS Will be charged in all instances — to hold 2c\vt, 6d fßcli; lewt, 3d each. We will allow for these if i - eturned to the Works promptly — say within a month, full value, but after that time only what they may be worth, less cost of en mac. SUPERPHOSPHATES And other Manures lose weight and deteriorate from exposure,but weguarantee full weight and analysis when delivered, 'jut will not recognise any claim unless made within 14 days of despatch or date of invoices. For intrinsic value our Manures will be found cheaper than any others bearing similar names, either locally produred or imported. Testimonials and particulars in our Manure Pamphlets, which kindly write for and read results. GUANO. We have a cargo each of Coral Queen " and " Abrolhos ; " guaranteed analysis 54 to 60 per cent Phosphate of Lime. Price, from £5 to £5 10s per ton on rails, Burnside. Under one ton, 6d per cwt extra. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, & CO. (LmiTsn), DUNEDIN. "STANDARD" SEEDS. TT7E have ON SALE Prime Samples of Perennial and Italian Ryegrass English and Colonial Clovers Natural or Permanent Grasses Cocksfoot, of Heavy Weight and Cleap, lUENIPS, Including Swedes, Aberdeen, Green and Purple Top Yellows, Devon Grey Stone, <Sc Also,— ' CARTER'S ELEPHANT SWEDE, heavy croj.per of rare quality. VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS Cf leading kinds and finest .strains grown' SEED "GROWING. For our requirements we have 300 acres under cultivation for Seeds of many kinds. NIMMO AM) BLAIB, (SEED MERCHANTS AND SEEL GROWERS, DUNEDIN. LEVIATHAN TEMPERANCE HOTEL DUNEDIN. rnHE Proprietress of the above old- *- established and well-known House, having decided on retiring into private life, invites communications from Persons desirous of Purchasing a Business of this nature. The House is situated at the Junction of High and Cumberland streets, and immediately facing the Dunedin Railway Station. It is three storeys high, built of Stone and Brick, with every modern appliance for labour-saving and comfort. The House contains 120 Rooms. The fullest information and all particulars will be supplied to bonajtde applicants, A, D. SILK, Proprietieeg, DunsUin. C&AIG & CO.VS LINE OF~ROYAL MAIL COACHES. LAWRENCE TO GPvEENFIJKLD VIA TUAPEKA WEST, TUAPEKA MOUTH, AND CLYDE VALE, j 11 T ESSES H> CRAtG~iND CO.baVede, "*• cided to run a Trap for ihe conveyance of the Mail and the convenience of travellers between Lawrence and Greenfield as above, leaving the Victoria Hotel, Law. rence,every Monday, Wednesday ,and Fi iday at 1 p.m., and returning on the succeeding days, leaving Greenfield at 8 a.m. and reaching Lawrence at 12.30 neon. Fares from Lawrence to Tuapeka Wes>t Schoolhruse, 2s 6d ; Tuapeka Mouth, ss ; Greeufield, 7s 6d. Parcels at cheap rates. FOR PRIVATE SALE. A COMFORTABLE 4-roomed Cottage and Garden, lately occupied by Mr Peter Johnson, Tuapeka Flat. J. C. ARBUCKLE, Commission Agent. JOSEPH EJGLESTONE, CARPENTER, JOLNEB, UPIIOLSTEUEK, PICT UttE-FKAMER, &0., Hobs Place, Lawbekob. J. E, begs v. draw attention to hit* large and varied selection of Pictures, Mouldings, ie, which are cold at lowest rates. Furniture of all descriptions made to order. Tumery-irork executed on tbc premise*. USDBUTAXWG CoHDfCTBD. \\ ANTED KNOWN — That William V I Oek Bkow.v has opened a Boot and Shoe Shop next Herbert and Co.'s, Ross Place, and hopes by strict attention to Business, combined with Good Workmanship and Best Materials to get a share of •ablio patronage. All Knuis of Boots and Sfco.eßma.de V) order,