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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1736, 15 December 1887, Page 3

PuMic Notice - ;/ STORAGE. _STORAGL 'd WOOL. "WOOL. WOOL. 58 •— — c T | TBE Undersigned begs to nnnounco to JL his numerous friends of Ashburton and tbe surrounding districts that he has ■8 t.-iken over the a NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND. MERCA.NTJLE AGENCY CO. 'S STOKES IN ASHBURTOW, And is prepared to receive Wool aod Grain for feTOHAGE or SUJPMENT. Liberal Cash Advances made on WOOL, GRAIN, SKINS, &c, m store* or cousigDed for Sale. . WOOLPACKS and CORNSACKS a the Lowest Prices. TWINE, CHAFF, OATS, OILS, LAMPBLACK, &c. GRAIN bought and sold. Land and Estate Agent, agent~for— H.Z. loan ft Mercantile Agency Co Union Insurance Company Brooke's Sheep Dip, Etc. Newest Improved Threshing Machines arranged for. FEED. MAKEIGr, 11 35 ABhbnrton. Wool Season, 1887-88. WE Bre prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES agalnßt Large or SMALL Clips of Wool, whether Intended for Sale m ASHBUETON OE ELSEWHEEE. 0 We have made moat Hatlsfaotcry|aripnges ments for SHIPPING CLIENTS 1 WOOL, If prices realised m ABhbnrton are not o6n3u^ered satisfactory. J j£v la our intention to hold PEEIODIOAL WOOL SALES Throughout the Season, Of which doe notice will be given, and aaonr GR6IS STORE, which was ponstrccted with due regard to LIGHT, will be EMPTY, we shall have ah opportunity of displaying the Wool to the vory beat advantage, which should be a disi\3eratim to the Seller. Charges exactly tfce sameaß ChrlatoharollJ F<»ra era, consult youfboat lntereßto, and Sell locally, thereby saving Railway Freight. WOOLPACKS AND TWINE {op the] BEST QUA&TTY SUPPLIED. H. MATSON & CO. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS. HAVE FOB SAtiß THE FOLLOWING— SHEEP. 1 O 000 MERINO Ewea 1 1 VlOn 4TOOTH Merino XJV/VJV/ Wethers j KAA 8-TOQTH Merioo § , OUU Wethers I J -| Kf\C\ 2-TOOTH Merino f A XO\J\J Ewes and £ Wethers 3 3f\Clf\ Fnll-Mouthed m \J\J\J MttriuoEwcß ■', © 1000 Ds Do '*:■' i)r\df\ Merino Hoggets iiUUU m the Wool OAAA LAMBS, lat fiUUU Cros», delivery end of February ALSO,— THE FOLLOWING PBOPEHTLBb— 11K ACRES, be-ins B.S. No. 20078, tlO 20079, 20295, at Aehton, lately occapieU b? Mr Tiios. Magcc. lAH ACRES, beiug E.S. 23585. 2SSBG al iUU Alford Toreßt. JAA ACRES, loid down m grass for 5 \J\J yeais, divided into 2 paddocks, with stable thereon, tvt Kyle. *7C\C\ ACRES ia g™s9i for 6 years, at I \J\J Dromorei 4iOO ACRES * at ABlilt >artoii. ! I \C\ ACRES - heing nart of/KS. 7186Iaft L \J \J Wakanui, now oc:npied by Me R. Adums. LOTS IG, 17, 18,19 a-id 20 each containing about £ an acre, fronting Winter's Boad a-'d Oha^lia street, being immediately opposite tbe Woollen Factory. LOT 77, fconr,h-east Town Belt, Asbburton, contaiticg J-acrs, with Dwelling-honße thereon. TOWN SECTIONS No 1046, 1047, 1050 Peter street. TOWN SECTIONS No 580, 581, 4roomod Housa on each fccctiou, Camtroa street. TOWN SEOIIONS No 005 and CM, Park strett. For pric?, terms, and full paiticularß apply to tho undersigned, . OUR SECOND WOOL SALE " OF THE SEASON Will ba held on 6th JAftUABY, 1888. Sales of Horses, .Pigs, Cattle, Produce au Furniture on Saturdays. Stock Sales on Tuesdays, fehf epskln Sales every second Friday* BAKAIA. MONl'iLbif SALE, Ist THUB& DAY of the month. EEIEDLANBKR BEOS o PETER WILLIAMS,