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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11755, 4 October 1902, Page 8

*±w^~iT**** 1 IMVP^TWIFMT OR'OPB LAST SEASON GAVE GREAT SATISFACTION. GRASS I 111 WfaU I 1181-11 B . fr . . . CUSTOIVIERS WILL ORDER AQAtN. GRAIN I f TESTIMONIALS are WORTH READING, ]| M 23rd May, 1902, and June, 1901. ORCHARD I -se^raSLTES. -S^^S^^ %j||4iaLlK«l^ I my orders with your Company. Manure suits my soil. CATALOGUES, PRWB LISTS, etc., procurable from all Stores and Produce Merchants, throughout the West Coast, W or from the MANUFACTURERS, W"^^ %. jf**^^, H« d office-A^x^^r, N EW ZEALAND DRUG '"COMPANY, LTD. w"toi- wasT£ft> Df A HUHu. \ ON SALE .—THE SUPPLY and AGENC V CO.. LTD.. W^anuij B-. E* T.ECKE TT, -Marton.

•sixawasLEHaAov ssajKisna LEXANDER CATANACH, lAINTER, PAPERHANGER, DECORATOR, ETC., WAVERLEY. A.C. begs to thank the settlers and others of Waverley and surrounding district for all past favours during the past 22 years he has beenan business in Waverley as Painter, Paperhanger, Signwriter, Decorator, etc., and hopes by wtrict attention, to business and moderate charges to merit a further share ofi public patronage. Having just imported a lai'go and choice selection of new Paperhangingsi and Borders for the coming season, per steamer Delphic, we are able to supply them at city pi'ices. An inspection invited. Oils, Paints, Colours, Varnishes, Brushes, Scrim, Tacks, Tape, and other sundries kept in stock. GLASS Cut to any size. Please note tho old address—Opposite the State School. . ALEX. CATANACH, ; Painter, Paperhanger, Etc., Wavsrley. NOTICE TO BOOK WORMS. rpHE undersigned has a large collection .JL of the latest works by the best Authors always on hand, and to meet the demand on his extensive sales, he has determined to sell at tho Lowest Price. , Stamps, Post Cards, and Telegraph Forms cau be obtrined on the Bookstalls at Aramoho and Wanganui Stations.. JAMES LETT, WANGANUI BOOKSTALL. ■ . — _ . THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT CO.. LTB. MANURE MANUFACTURERS. CLJees <-- Waterloo Quay, Wellington. Manure Works — — Ngahauranga. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. HHEAP IyTANU^ES!, SETT CASH ON ERUCKS AT NtJcV HAURANGA,, in 2CWT. SAOKU. For lewt. baas. JW6 tier ton extra is charged. M MANURE—£4 10s PER TON. Guaranteed Analysis; — Tricalcic Phosphate 26 per cent. Ammonia 8 per cent. BONE DUST—JDS 5s PER TON. Guranteed Analysis:— 'irioalcic Phosphate , 43 per cent. Ammonia 4 per cent. IMPORTED SUPERPHOSPHATE £5 5s PER TON. Guranteed Analysis: — 35 to 37 per cent, soluble PHsphate. No. 1 MIXTURE— £5 6s PER TON. oui'anteed Analysis: — One-half imported SUPERPHOSPHATE, 35 to 37 per cent soluble Phosphate One-half BONE DUST, as above. No. 3 MIXTURE— £4 17s 6d PER TON. One-half IMPORTED SUPERPHOSPHATE, as above. One-half "M" MANURE, as above. cPECIAL POTATO MANURE— £5 PER TON. (Copied from the report of the New York Agricultural Experiment Station, at Geneva, N.Y.) . Guaranteed Analysis: — I'l.i twenty-thirds DRIE® TLOOD, 15 per cent. Ammonia. Ten twenty-thirds BONE DUST, as abo-f. Eight twenty-thirds KAINIT, 13 per cent Potash. KAINIT ! The addition of a small proportion "f KAINIT to anjr of the Mixtures is an al--vantage, and will be made without extra charge if specified by the purchaser when giving the oraar. MIXINGThe Manures are not mixed until the orders are sent out, and purchasers at their option can have the cri final Manures sent to them in the makers' bags and make the mixtures themselves. SPECIAL MIXTURES can be made at any time to suit farmers. THE COMPANY RECEIVES OTO C X FOR T7l REEZ IN O, upon owner's account at f.he following rates:— To Include Slaughtering, Freezing, Shipping, Wrapper and Freight. FOk SHIPMENTS iN THE MONTHS OF JUNE TO NOVEMBER, inclusive— MUTTON, |d per lb (three-farthings) BEEF, 9-10 d per lb (n:ne-tenths of a penny) LAMB, 9-10 d per lb (nine-tenths of a penny) THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT CO., Ltd. DILNOT SLADDEN, Secretary, Wellington, May 31st 1902.