Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-09
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
Ey the Navassa GuaHc Company.

by the Navassa sauaHe Company
OF Wilmington.
500 pounds Navassa Gu4no for the best yield OF
Corn ON four acres upland.
800 pounds Navassa Guano for the best yield q
Cotton tro:n four acres % upland
Sc, pounds NavasSa Guauo for the best yield OF
Oats from iour res OF upland
800 pounds NayAssa Guano for the beS yield
OF Swe, Potatoes from four acres ~ upland
5UG pounds Nsvass4 Guano '"r the best yieid %
Peanuts from tour acr@s of up and
The Navass;. Ciuann 20 he ustd alon- for the
above PIE miuIns, or only III combina ion with
piar taffon manure or v'getab = matt r: sam
piles at the crops nit;nti1 mus he eHiiinited tS
the Fair al the Cape ar gi !cniairal Associa-
ton Yields of csogs req Iiroi 10 he properly
authentic ted in accordance with TIE s6guia-
tons of the Association, and decisions to be
made by committee appointed foT tue parposs
by the Association
eraI Secretary with {. detailed statement OF aE-
pIcaJiGn and culture
Esy Ese fsosset S Ca.. Commission Me!
chants anu State agents " the Carolina Fer
tilizfr.
production ot lotion 10 the acre.
900 pounds Carolina Fertilizer for the largest
production oi Cnrn 30 the acre.
l ,t0D pouna C4roina Fertilizer for the largest
production of WLe 81 to the acre.
Co pounds Carolina Fertilizer fcr tie larEsss
production OF Peanuts 10 tia acre.
100 pounds Carolina Fertilizer f5r the largest
production of Sweet Potatoes to the acre.
100 ,eunds Carolina Fertilizer for tils iargea
production OF Turnips 10 the acre.
! The above premiums are i'r crops D-ofn ceii
by of CaFGiins crtt ger cftiy hliii tIi''
awarding OF said premiums IS lett discretionary
| with the coE1mIttee OF tEo A-Sociaton, under
| heir rules.
Comf,etttors viii b. required TO fcrnsf T'
with lei allied stat. EneGt- ot mode o. si,pfica:lon
and culture 5-=sd the results and the a~aros OF
! the ComIsittce viii be fulfilled hy shipment oi
the Fectiiizer directed, nnan teceIEr by Ia OF
| TIE above required stateTnelss.
RyVicIx d Tebane, Com mission Merchar:s
| and General Agents tor W hann's SuperpbC--
phate, Star Paosnhate AID Bahama Soluble
GuSno.
! One toS whann,s Superphosphate fo- the
largest proIuctno OF Cotton to the acre.
~pre IcD Star Phosphate for the largest pro<ia"-
| tion OF Gotten 70 the acre.
One toa Bahama Soluble Guano for the I1sest
nroductio, o. Cotton To the acre.
/ The above Premiums are for crops fEO0nceG
| hv the uss of either OF the above GertihZers
alone or only in com mbInatlon VIVA plantation
| manures or vegetable matter.
:. ! Competitors are required TO tUniah me Gen
| eraI Secretary with detai;ei statemept OF fhcI
modes of application an.. culture.
Hv wooteIl. Richardson & Co., Com.
mission Merchants and General Agents for.ths
| Soluble Sea island GUano.
! One ton Soluble Sea Island G,ano, for the
LARGEST weld of Cotton to the acre.
! OEe ION Soluble Sea Island Guano for int
/ largest yield of Corn to the aero
r The above Premiums are for crops produced
hy the OF Soluble xea Island Guano alone
! or in comhiuatio2 With plantation manure only
! and the awarding of sam Premiums Is ie1t o1H
I ! cretionary ~itlf the Committee OF the Associa
, ton, u4der their rules.
Competitors are required to furnish the Gen
{ | eral Secretary with a detained stateneh0 "
their node OF aprlicaAen and eihsWe.