TE PAHU LIME

Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13245, 29 July 1916, Page 6

TE PAHU LIME

f HIGH GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS. flf FARMERS' COMPANY r.AZETTED. [ MACHINERY ORDEREH. | The Waipa Lime Company has now [Been registered, ant! already Hbout S& £BOO of the £2OOO which will form the 1 capital of the company has been suhI Borihod. Before the company can com- | Ittenco operations on a sound financial I footing, it is considered thai the nuin,l' ber of shares taken up must he at the | least 1000. The plans for lite huildI ings arc now ready, while Hie crush- : ing plant is expected to arrive from England during the nc\l tlir r four I weeks. The (iovernmenl analysis of three samples of stone taken from different portions of the land over which Ihe oompany hive secured rights show car bonate of lime in ipianlities working out at ~ »-2.:> per cent., *<).;> per cent., and K.Vi per cent. The calculated yield of tpiick-lime in the calcinated limestone is set ih.wn at ss p, T end.. 83 per cent, and ', i p< " cent, respeetively. The imverninenl analyst, Mr P i; Asliill, 111 In- Couillients ''II lll'' Samples, remarks thai ill are uood limestones, N<>. I, of course. !.nn- the best. The No. I sample, h> the \\a>, j s ffnni the illlineiis.' tlepnsil .'I the B p„| where Hi.- cinpans decided upon ils Up. |~■ i-1 CnllVellielll I" CulliniellCe operations. Xlie riiinp.iii) t)n\s iuleiid.-, I" approach Hie litiverimielll Willi a view I" Securing similar concessions In tlmse granted In farmers' lime companies in other parts id' the linminion, in Hie wa\ of free r.ulau.' and rights, as Ihe I uid is Educational reserve.