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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1963, 21 January 1914, Page 10

It is understood that the question of purchasing the Percy Estate for a municipal park for Petono will be shortlv laid before the ratepayers for consideration. A considerable section of the community claim that the council should endeavour to beautify the foreshore in preference .to securing public gardens. The Eastbourne Borough Council advcrtra the ferry service time-table for Anniversary Bay in this issue. Mtsnr& Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will hold a stock sale at Johnsonville on Thursday, February 5, commcncing at 1 p.m. ■ Dr. W. F. Adenev, M.A., will deliver a lecture on "The New Testament; after Criticism" at tho Newtown Congregational Church, Constable Street, at eight o'clock this evoniilf.

FARMERS' BRISTOL ASSOCIATION rrUBIiE of' M«a.t ■ Advances which She Bristol and Dominions Producers' Aff-oeia- ' 1 *ion Uci., are prepare!} to make to any «hifrper who consigns to them through the West Coast Ports oi England ■'. Frances are made against Shipping documents or agaiast store warrants pending shipment. . . ■Thefo advances for first quality are BJflde clear of freezing and shipping changes, ill the Association advances in addition, and are based on tho High ComaisMnniS's cabled pricw at time of shipment, and vary as those prices jury. Thus, if ?v,«TTTiffh Commissioner's cable shows fijd. as the London price of lamb, tho advances Jill be 65 ner cent- o£ 6*d. ner lb. (theso figures are bas«i on conservative values, particularly in -regard to tiy-prodiiflts). Eiaaploss- ■ . Llllß 'advance" LIMITED TO AN AYEHAGE WEIGHT OF 401b. ttlb. of to forinerV'erder. estimated value Js. to 55., say 45.'..'. *4 0 ■ m„»,i oajiW-' received bv farmer (nending sate) 18 1 .. IN BIG SHEEP ADVANCE LIMITED TO AN A7EEAGE WEIGHT OF 561b. . WETHEK OR .MAIDEN EWES, 561bj EWES, s(itb. 65 percent: of Sd.'.is 3id. .. 15 2 Advaaeo 65 per cent., of 4}d. is E.6Ed'. « 6 rT) Pelt Wool, disposed of to farm- Fat. Pelt, Wool, disposed of to nrd'er estimated value'.*?.'to ss. '•■ ' farmers' order, estimate!! value .: . Si; "«y ''s. m, .. ; ._:J.\ 4s : to is " 6d " 4s ' M •'i \ Xotal 'cash '.'received; by "former. ...' .1? a ■■ Total cash received by farmer.'.. 17. o t ' ,? :.: : " ..:O'C f BEEr. Average. KOlb.' . .COW BEEF, Avcrago 6001b. ■ '■' i f-. d. ■■ 1 1 £ e d .J,« n»r cent, of Md. is 24d.. 9 3 ,4 Advance 65 per cent- 33d. Is 2.45 d. 6 1 6 ffir w»t Tonsue: • ond Tail, -dis---' ... Hide, etc., disposed to ■ farmers' "™,«'ed'of to .farrannV;'. order. : esti- ' ' order, vaJuo 555. to 46e.,.«ay 4-3e. 20® mated value 405.. ti>. 50;., say. 456. ' Total caVii received .by farmer :.. J1 8 4.■■ ; Total cash received by fafmer 8 1 ( nalfpcnny'pciv-'ib. less is' 11 advanced against second quality in all classes o.f meat. #'.-:xorE.-rt 'is"desirable. ilia t farmers thoutd remember v Tim 4 ' n-'ictol charges; ioeludint! cold piorngo for the. first month, aro less than half of London's, - while the freights fire the same. ; . - --v i.. f J Th«t 'the London 2!bV weight allowance on mutton ie ea-ved by. shipping to ""Bristol."';. ■ \\}&r'■ _- ■■■'"' t Tint iii iTraetieo about 3 per cent, out- of the per cent, deducted for cold weights, ■■■•' as against- hot weights, is raved at Bristol., ■4 That the Company guarantees that the fanners' produce will be properly taftefl - 'Care of at tile Bristol and other West Coats ports, which cannot be promised in ■■ t iic. cote of London. 5 That, no produce will, under any circumstances, •bo disposed of at less than tho ' riling. Price in London at., the time of (Mile. t Tin' 'with' the saving which may be effected in insurance, these differences in tho • •• 'pbnrß«« alone, means aa' advantage to the farmer of, approximately, }d. Per lb. ! ';".VFurther-■"particulars can bo obtained from the AHOLLING-TON OFFICE, •' S.IIUAIED Al 1 THE BOYAL EXCHANGE BUILUINOS ,