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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XIV, Issue 2902, 18 February 1893, Page 1

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Wool. Wool. Wool. DAVID THOMAS MAKING CASH ADVANCES ON THE ENSUING CLIP, * FBEE OF COMMISSION. PERIODICAL SALES , HELD THROUGHOUT THE SEASON, THE FIRST BEING EARLY IN DECEMBER. ■ A LL WOOL placed in my hands for Sale will receive every c*re and hi ? T»°u • y aJ ld the Arcade are unsurpassed for tha display of nil lots, j>oth being especial^ built for the purpose. Any wool not sold will be delivered into the trucks, absolutely without charge to the vendor. DAVID THOMAS, Stock and Station Agent, ASMBURTON.

Turnip, Rape, & Cloyer Seeds. MY SEASON'S SUPPLY of the above has j UBt arrived per s.s. "MaUuta' from the Celebrated Seedhause of MESSRS KURST AND SON, LONDON, AND I AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY FARMERS AT LOWEST RATES, compatible with good quality] MANURES ."ARTIFICIAL AND CHEMICAL. AS I have been appointed Sole Agent for Ashburton for the NEW ZEALAND PROVISION AND PRODUCE COMPANY'S MANURES, I shall be pleased to receive Orders for SUPERPHOSPHATE, BONE DUST, OR ANY OTHER FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED BY THE COMPANY SUPERPHOSPHATE-£5 15s per ton on trucks at Belfast oJ D. THOMAS, SOLF AGENT FOR, 1 ASHBURTON

PLOUGH SHARES. WE ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY BOTH HOKNSBY'S AND RANSOMES' AT PRICES HITHERTO UNHEARD OF IN ASHBURrOH, Being iv direct communication with the Makers, and having received large shipments from both makers, CORNSACKS (FULL SIZE AND FULL WffiTGHT) -A;x?}W:rsAT LOWEST CURRENT PRICES r*»'J and Harbour's Best Ftve-plj Twine MAY BE OBTAINED AT OUR STORES. WHEAT. WHEAT. WHEAT. OATS. OATS. BARLEY. AND OTHER PJRODUCE. WE 4RE PROMPT CASH BUYERS of aH Sorts of PRODUCE at Market Prices, and are prepared to Store Grain on Farmers' account, and to make Advances if reouired without Commission. MILES & CO.' \ Ashburtou and Rakala*