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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 562, 2 December 1881, Page 4

X.Z.X. and 31, Company pi HRIMCHURCII TX7 00L AND RAIN TTT A R EH(>USKS. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED), CHRISTCHURCH. D UNED IN, WE L L INGTO N, AUCKLAND (And throughout New Zealand). MELBOURNE, S V D N E V, " AND LONDON. CAPITAL £3,000,000. Perceiving the increasing importance of Local Auction Sales for. the disposal of WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, GRAIN, and other AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, and desirous of consulting the requirements of dts numerous and valued constituents, the Company has completed arrangements for holding PERIODICAL SALES OF WOOL during the season, and other PRO I)U C E throughout the year. The FIRST SALE OF WOOL will be h"ld at the Warehouse of.Mr C. W. TURNER, Nouth Town Belt, on WEDNESDAY, NOf. 80, 1881. The Christchurch Wool and Grain Warehouses, now in course of erection lor the Company, occupy a commanding position on the .main lino-of .Railway, at -the DURHAM STREET CROSSING, and are serve 1 by Sidings running directly into and alongside them. With (the facilities thus afiorded, the Company iis-emfblecLto adopt the undermentioned EXCEPTIONALLY LOW SCALE OF CHARGES, which will be found ■ considerably below those now in force at Melbourne and elsewhere. As evidence ■of the unparalleled position acquired by the Company in the Wool Trade, a Lit •of the Principal Importers into London is here, appended :— (THE LONDON WOOL MARKET, 1880. AUSTRALASIAN AND CAPE WOOL IMPtRTERSOF OVER 10,000 BALES. IIAI.ES. Xvw %<ralaiMl Xioan and Mercantile Agwncy Company Limit* <1 ; : : : *I,!8S1 (Dalgety, Dn Croz & Co ,8,802■ Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Company (13,729 Sandei>on, Murray & Co 45,024 A. L. Elder ' 30,9*2 Young, Elders &Co ' ... 28,331 P. Huth&Co .'. ... 20.G29 If.. Brooks & Co 20,119 Lu.shman, Inglls & Co. ~ ... 19.G18 Commercial Bank of' Sydney ... 19.298 A. Bui'sdorf 1.0 945 Jk'dfern, Alexander &Co ... 15,938 ,'iian'k nf New South Wales .... 15.414 .JiiiHL'e IVijrrison & Co 14,280 TC, Holt & Co 13,405 W.Grice&Co. 10,892 Mites Brother-& Co 10,081 National Moitgago and Agency Company of New Zealand ... 10,383 New Zealand and Australian Land Company , 10 073 A. Scott ... 10,073 This immense growth of the, Company's Wool Business furnishes sufficient evidence of tlie completeness of its arrangements and efficiency of management ; and it is intended to devote to tlie local trade the same skill and energy which liave produced such marked result .

IFARMEBS' PARCELS. 'Will receive Special Attention. Every Lot, whether large or small, will be valued by experts engaged for the purpose, and fully protected up to Market Rate.'. Any Lots not, reaching owners' reserve can be re-offered or shipped through the Company, at their option, in which latter case tlie charges will be limped to • Is PER BALE, to cover receiving, cataloguing, offering, storage, ami delivering. Auiple accommodation will be provided for the efficient, display of every Lot. As the Company act as SELLING BROKE US ONLY, ant) undertake no commissions for pureha-ing Wool, both Buycrsnnd Sellers are offered an undoubted guarantee that all Lots will be sold on their merits. CHARGES ON PRODUCE ARE AS FOLLOWS:—_ WOOL.—Receiving, Delivering, and Classifying, 2s per Bale, 6d per Bag; Insurance, (id per Bale, 13* L per Bag ; Cataloguing and Advertising, 3d per Bale ; Commission, 1£ percent over £500, 2£ per cent under £suo. SHEEPSKINS.-Receiving and Delivering, Is per 50 ; Commission, 2£ per cent. HlDES.—Receiving and Delivering: If salted, in store, Is each ; green, Gd; Commission, 2.V per cent. GRAIN. —Receiving, Weighing, and PJelivei'ing, 2d per Bag ; Storage, r }d per Bug per week ; Commission, per cent. The advantageous position occupied by th:.- Company's Warehouses enables it to save clients the cost of Cartage and Terminal Railway Charge. Promptitude in rendering Account Sales and methodical treatment of Consignments, combined with skill and judgment in effecting Sales, will be especial features in the conduct of the Produce Department. LI BEIt A L CAS 11 AI) V ANCES c flee ted on Freeholds, on Stations and Stock, and on Growing Crops and Clips of Wool. INDENTS undertaken of British, Continental, Eastern, and American Goods, and Commissions executed in all Branches of Mercantile Business. WOOLPACKS AND CORNSACKS supplied at the Lowest Current Rates. JOHN COOK'K, Manager. L. S. 11A RLE V, Produce Manager.