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Ashburton Guardian, Volume III, Issue 545, 27 January 1882, Page 4

Business Notices. iO FAEMERb AND OTHERS. OShe successful result of the last year’s shipment on farmers’ account, and the exceedingly satisfactory prices realised, combined with very moderate charges, as compared with those of other merchants, encouraged us to go more extensively into this particular branch of business this year. We -do so feeling confident that the Farmers of this unty wil:. C( tl* 3UPPOJ rose intei eir owi IT A LOCAL FIRM, est is inseparably allied with , rather than encourage ;encies of firms, whose only interest in e district is to make as much profit o'ixt of tho place as possible, without hjaving ary thing adequate in return. Cjn this ground alone we think we may fiirly rely on the good sense of our friends to work with us, and so help to PUSH THE DISTRICT AHEAD.

We have now much pleasure in informing the Farmers and others in this (j'ounty that we have CHARTERED SEVERAL FIRSTCLASS IRON VESSELS, 'riiich We hope to despatch during the next and j following months of the ensuing grain season. F(|ir particulars read next advertisement. Friedlander Bros., GENERAL MERCHANTS, (VGENTS FOR JTHE COLONIAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANV OF NEW {ZEALAND.; T7IIRST DESPATCH OF VESSELS DIRECT TO LONDON, OR TO A PORT OF CALL FOR ORDERS, BY AN ASHBURTON FIRM ON THE [R OWN ACCOUNT. The undersigned have arranged for he deapj lass Iror :rain sea ,tch of the following highest i Vessels during the ensuing son, carrying all kinds of ereals at | lowest current rates : The clam of the Ships speaks for itilf, and as they will be among the urliest of the vessels leaving Port yttelton (which this year is of the importance to shippers), early a for space will be necessary lEDLANDER BROS., Ashburton. 'eatest i >plicatioi FB <