Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-08-29
, SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
By the Ma yaSSa GuaAO Company

SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
by the NayaSsa GuanO Company,
500 rou,a!s Savassa GRane far the best yield of
Corn from four ac9es EEisfi4.
800 pounds Navassa tuaiiJ for the Le-t yieli o.
Cotton from four acres of upihnd.
400 pouutIs Navassa GuauO for the best yield of
Oats from four acres OF upland. . o,,
500 bounds NavasSa GuanO for the best yield
OF Sweet Potatoes from four acres OF upland
500 pounds Navassa Gnano tor the best yield OF
Peanuts from four acres Sc OF upiah 1o for the
above Premiums, or only in combination with
plantation manure or vegetable matter. Sam
the Fair 81 tie G3us E-.r A Cri cnltural Associa-
ton. Yields OF crops RED ufted"tG IL properly
authenticated In accordance WITH the Feguia-
tions OF the Association. and decisions to be
made by committee appointed for the purpose
by the Association.
Competitors are required to furnish the Cen
eral Secretary with detailed statement oI ap-
plication and culture.
chants and State Agents OF the Carolina Fer
f. 900 pounds Carolina Fertilizer tor the largest
production Of Cotton to the acre.
900 pounds daroliaa Fertilizer for the largest
production CT torn 20 tEe Gcfe.
loo pounds caroliia Fsft, BIER tof the largest
production OF Wheat to the acre.
500 pounds Carolina Fertilizer for the largest
production Of Peanuts to the acre,
400 pounds CaEoaipa Ee,t.,ikzsr tor the largest
400 pounds Carolina fertiiissT for the largest
production of Tutnips to tls aefS.
The above premiums are for crops produced
by the use of Carolina Fertilizer only and the
awarding OF said premiums is lett discretionary
with the Committee of the Association, under
heir rules.
Competitors will be required to furnish us
with detailed statements of mode of application,
and culture. and the results and the awards OF
thu Fertilizer as directed, upon receipt by us OF
the above. es,zeJ statements.
wick T. NJ omar, 3f,o,n,aisss.,, .aerc,, ants
and General gents for Whanns ShperphOs-
phate. Star Phosphate and Bahama Soluble
GuanO.
One ton whann's Superphosphate for the
largest production OF Cotton 20 the acre.
One ton Star Phosphate for the largest prOduc-
ton of Gotten to the acre.
One ton Bahama Soluble Guano for the largest
production OF Cotton to the acre,
The above Premiums are for crops produced
By the use O. eitlieF OF the above Fertilizers
alone OF only ih'cOinblna4iOa VIA plantation
manures or Vegetable matter. -" = I"
| Competitors are required to furnish the Gen
eral Secretary with ed statene mt of then
naades If april sa tpqai AND and ca9ltpFe
BY W"s %ss 1t.snafE4s8n En- &C. Gen. r.;
| Soluble Sea island GHano.
Ono ton Soluble Sea Island Guano, for the
| One ton Soluble Sea Island GuanO for The
largest yield of corn to the acre.
| The above Premiums are for crops prOdHreC
by the use of Soluble Sea Island GuanO alone
or in coz, hipation with plantation manure only
| ami the awarding If said Premiums is left DIS
cretionary with the CGsuIQ ltt6a OF the Ass0cia
| ton, under their rules.
Com petitOrs are required to furnish the Gen
| eral Secretary with q detailed statement O.
| their mode of application and culture.