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SUCCE-SS OF

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NEW

GUANO,

IMPORTED UNDER LEASE FROM THE CROWN.

THOUGH the experiments with KOORIA MOORIA GUANO were made late in the season, and under adverse
1_ circumstances, the successful results obtained confirm beyond doubt, ProfesserVoelcher's report - (in No. 41, Part 1, vol.

19, "Royal Agricultural Society's Journal")—" That am2noniacal manures, applied to turnips in the experimental
field, kept back at first the crop, and had no beneficial effect, either alone or in conjunction with phosphates."
The KOORIA MOORIA GUANO is essentially a phosphatic manure, containing sufficient ammonia for roots, and,
with a *mixture of one-fourth of ammoniaeal guano, -cannot be excelled. for either top-dressing, or grain crops. It is a
natural deposit, and will be delivered as imported, free from risk of adulteration. Deeply impressed with the necessity of
encouraging the Import of this valuable manure, Her Majesty's Government has given such increased facilities for shipment,
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that arrangements have been made for a considerable supply. Purchasers cans he supplied with suitable quantities from
cargoes now on sale, containing from 45 to 66 per cent. phosphates. Present prices £4 10s. to £6 10s. per ton, on applying
to JOSEPH HINDSON, Broker (one of the Lessees under the Crown), 20, NORTH JOHN-ISTRINT LITRRPOOL.
Government Lessees : ORD, HINDSON, & HEYES. •

Messrs. J. and J. Graham, Guano Merchants, Penrith. Greystoke, Cumberland, Pee. 16, 16511.
Dear Sir,„ —I beg to inform you that I applied the Kooria Mooria Guano I had from you for turnips, on land of a loamy
eharacter, incumbent on a stiff clay subsoil, and recently drained. On each side of the plot sown with Kooria Mooria Guano
were turnips mauured with best Peruvian Guano. The quantities applied to each sort were of equal weight for weight per
acre. The crop—a very good one throughout—is now 'being eaten off with sheep. Very little perceptible difference can be
discovered, but if anything that different./ is in favour of the turnips sown with Kooria Mooria Guano.
(Signed) JOHN BARKER.
A pamphlet, " Hints on Guano," containing a large number of reports from agatioulturists, and analvaie of
Ike woes here, may lea had of the irekor, at the aleerre address,