IT HAS COME! THE COLD WEATHER. AND THE HORSES & CATTLE MUST BE KEPT WARM. gO TRY ONE OP LOADER’S COVERS. Satisfaction Guarantied. W. LOADER, Vogel Street, WOODVILLE. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. CHEAP MANURES! ON TRUCKS AT NGAHAURANGA. M MANURE—£4 per ton. guaranteed analysis : Tricalcic Phosphate ... 27 par cent. Ammonia 7 per cant. BONE DUST—£S 5s per ton. guaranteed analysis : Tricalcic Phosphate ... 48 percent. Ammonia 4 per cent. No-1 MIXTURE— £S 2s 6d per ton guaranteed analysis:— One-half LAWES’ SUPERPHOS PHATE. Ona-half RONE DUST. No. 3 MIXTURE: £4los per ton. One-half LAWES’ SUPERPHOS PHATE. One-half " M ” MANURE. No- 4 MIXTURE: £4lss per ton- Ona-third LAWES’ SUPERPHOS PHATE. One-third THOMAS’ PHOSPHATE. One-third BONE DUST. This is a first-class Turnip Manure, and it specially recommended for wet or sour lands. Special Potato Manure £5 per Ton. KAINIT! The addition of a small proportion of Kainit to any of the mixtures is an ad vantage, and can be made without extra charge if specified by the purchaser when giving the order. MIXING. Tha Manures are not mixed until the orders are sent out, and purchasers at their option can have the original man ures sent to them in the makers’ bags and make the mixtures themselves. SPECIAL MIXTURES can be made at any time to suit farmers. | Note.—The “M ” Manure gave the best results in proportion to cost out of I nineteen experiments with Champion j Swede Turnip* at the Government Ex perimental Farm, at Momobaki, in 1897 (see page 170, Fifth Report of Agricul tural Department):— The experiments made at Momobaki with various Manures upon Turnips in the Season 1898-1899 show that the best result was obtained from a mixture of one-third steamed bone dust and two thirds basic slag (Thomas’ Phosphate), whilst the best result, at a minimum cost, was from a mixture of one-third Lawes’ Superphosphate and two-thirds of the W.M.E. Co.'s “M ” Manure. The latter mixture contains the same components as the W.M.E. Co.’s No. 3 Mixture, the proportions being a little different. The former combination points to the fact, now generally recog nised, that the value of basic slag, also known as Thomas' Phosphate, has been greatly under-estimated. The W.M.E. Co.’b No. 4 Mixture contains one-third of Thomas’ Phosphate. 