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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3575, 9 October 1916, Page 8

. LAND AMD GENERAL. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. ASHBURTON. NOTE CHANCE OF ADDRESS. We have taken over tbe premises lately occupied by Mr ED. A. Lloyd, in Tancred, Street West. \ We wish to notify 'th« farmers of the Ashburton district that we are OWV FOR BUSINESS, and; we are m a position to make liberal advances to farmers requiring financial assistance. We should like to draw,yo«r attention to the manner in which our business is extending in this County, and trust that careful attention to,the requirements of oar- clients will warrant a continued' increase. The Company is represented by competent Auctioneers at oil Saleyards throughout the district. Should yos desire to dispose of your Stook privately, send us particulars. ■ i i LAND BUSINESS. If you want to Sell your Farm, give us a shot at it. GENERAL. Farmers, please note that we stook all Farmers' Requisites at our Stores at ■ & RAKAIA, MEmVEN, «nd CHERTSEY. We are Cash Buyers of- ■ -■ ■ t WHEAT WHEAT WHEAT OATS OATS OATS . BARLEY BARLEY BARLEY POTATOES^ Ac. POTATOES, Ac. POTATOES, Ac. J We are Agents for— McDOUGALL'S DIP. Arsenic Sulphur Paste (Poisonous). Liquid, Carbolic (Non-poisonous). Bloom Dip (Non-poisonous). Also, UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED. Fire. Accident.: Live Stook. NEW ZEALAND LOAN TILE AGEHCY COMPANY, LTD.

DALGETY AND G3., LIMITED. THE CHRISTCHURCH WOOL MARKETS, 1916. SHEARING time is approaching; and wo wish to remind Grovrerg of the following Important Essentials that may bo secuf ed by entrusting us with the disposal of their Clips:— Accurate Woighing Expert Lotting and Valuing. . Unsurpassed Warehouse Accommodation. ■ _ Prompt Settlement after Realisa- J tion. . I Liberal Advances against the Values of Consignments. None but Experts are employed in the handling of Wool consigned to our Stores from tho Weighing and Valuing to the Selling of every Bale. During last Season, our Australian and New Zealand Sales aggregated the huge to^tal of 335/280 Bales of Wool, a record m no way approached by any other* Wool-selling House.! This fact alone should convince Growers of the power of our connection in the World's Wool Markets, and should warrant Fanners in this Province in ■making our advantages in this Business their own advantages, and this they may do by consigning their Wool Clips to— OALGETY AND CO., LIMITED. WOOL STORES, CH.fSISTCHU.RCH.

H. L. BARKER, T AN D SALESMAN, And FARM PRODUCE BUYERS' REPRESENTATIVE. CASH BUYER OF— Fat Lambs and Sheep (at per he*ft or per pound). Grain, Seeds, and 'Produce. FARM SEEDS. Of Superior Quality supplied, railage free, at any Railway Station, at Lowest Rates.