THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT CO., LTD., •jl/TANURB MANUFACTURERS. Ofhces, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Work 9 - - - Ngahauranga. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. pHEAP "|~y~ANUIIES! NETT CASH. UN TRUCKS AT NGA HAURANGA, in 2-cwt. Sacks. For 1-cwt. Sacks 2s. 6d. per ton extra is charged. No. 1 MIXTURE, £5 7s 6d PER TGN. Guaranteed Analysis— Nitrogen Insoluble, 1.48 per cent. Tricalcic Phosphate, made Soluble, 16.2 per cent. Tricalcic Phosphate, Insoluble, 19.35 Sulphate of Potash. 2.31 per cent. No. 3 MIXTURE, £5 5s PER TON Guaranteed Analysis— Nitrogen Insoluble, 2.96 per cent. Tricalcic Phosphate, mada Soluble, 16.2 per cent. Tricalcic Phosphate, Insoluble, 11.7 per cent. Sulphate of Po+ash. 2.31 per cent. POTATO MIXTURE, £5 PER TON. 1 - • Guaranteed Analysis— : Nitrogen, Insoluble, 4.10 per cent. Tricalcic Phosphate, Insoluble, 18.66 per , cezr-v. 1 Sulphate of Potash, 8.02 per cent. ; No. 5 MIXTURE, £5 2s 6d PER TON. 1 Guaranteed Analysis— Nitrogen, Insoluble, 3.7 per cent. Tricalcio Phosphate, made SoluV.e, 14.4 per cent. Sulphate of Potash. 6.93 per cent. IMPORTED SUPERPHOSPHATF £5 63 PER TON. Guaranteed Analysis—" Tricalcic Phosphate, made Soluble, 38 per cent. SPECIAL MIXTURES can be mad« at any time to suit Farmers. T^REEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. J} ■ x ■ THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT CO., LTD., is prepared to purchase Fat Sheep and Lambs, delivered at Ngahauranga or Johnsonville, by weight at graduated prices. All Sheep and Lambs to be Prime of their class. PAYMENT to be made on Frozen Weight. FAT and SKINS bo be the property of the vendor, the Company paying for the former the current value per lb of the day, and the latter may be either sold to the Company or fellmongered on owner's account at his option. OR THE COMPANY is willing to purchase Stock, at a straight-out price ncr head. .■-..' THE COMPANY ALSO OFFERfe -tients every facility for freezing on their own account. Prices and all particulars can be obtained from any of the Company's buy; ers as under-mentioned, or from tha Offico. Lnmhton Quay, Wellinscton. FEATHERSTON .. Alex. McEenzie MASTERTON T. W. MoKenzis PAHIATUA .... E. P. C. Swainson FEILDING Jas. Campion. HAWERA .......... M. F. Baird. JOHNSONVILLE Alfred Moore. DILNOT SLADDEN, Secretary, LOOK! LOOK! COALS. Jri REAVES AND r\O. .: vjt \j Are to the fore with the Best of Coal. I'UPONGA, COALBROOKDALE, ' NEWCASTLE AND STATiU CQAL. Supplied per ship's side and at their yards. Selling ap LOWEST advertised rates for cash. ON HAND—3OO Cords of Dried FIREWOOD—RAT A, MAIRE, MATAI and TAWA, cut to any length, to suit patrons. , OAT CRUSHING done on the Premises. DON'T FORGET, for Cheap COAL I and FIREWOOD— J. GREAVES AND CO., ) Maria Place. I 'Phone 111. Tired? Yes, I've finished b&eawaxlng the dining. 4> room linoleum. Now I've got to dc " the hall and bedroom. Bother the beeswax, why don't yon let it slide? What on earth do you want to polish the floors for at all? It seems to me you're always at it ? Oh, but I must do it dear; besides it looki nice, doesn't it? And the poor woman goes oa polishing until the floor shines. Then she stops, every bone in her body aching, worn, limp, pale and utterly worn out. SPECIAL LINoHm VARNISH Saves ail this. It gives an infinitely better polish, and one coat, with ordinary wear and tear, will stand good for six ot nine months. There's no rubbing, no hard work, no useless fag. Messrs R. & E. Tingey & Co., tbe District Agents, sent sample tins to a number of local residents. In return they have received samples like this.: Wanganui, June Bth. Dear Sibs, "In reply, to your inquiry, I am very pleased to be able to say that your Linoleum Varnish is splendid stuff. It is nearly seven months since I did my dining-room with it. Since then I have only swept and dusted the room, and to-day the polish is as bright and clean as when I put it on. All my friends are delighted with it. Thank you very much, it has saved me a lot of hard work and made my floor the envy of all who have Been it." Special Hard Linoleum Varnish -* Is The Thing. - It Saves Work ] KEEP IT It Saves Time \ IN YOUR It Saves Money) HOUSE, SET A TIM TU-3AY. n BEDROCK PRICES— £pt. 1/4, 1 pt. 2/6. 1 cjrt. 4/6. If you cannot call, send P.O. remittance (postal note ?referred) and let cs send you sample tin.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12599, 13 September 1905, Page 3
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