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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1969, 28 January 1914, Page 10

Several l-etters'-of I.oril Nelson veto ?old for JCI24 .'it Sotheby's rec-entlr. One' written to Lady Hamilton hns tlw rriini. "Best, rpirard? to Sir William, the Duke. Mr. Beckford.-.aisirl n'l our frieeds, aud dani-D rail our enemies." . Dunthov Guardians havo frantsd outrolinf to a'Broxted rann who has returned from Canada after-living there for several years. It was stated that ha Tattled at Southnnijitoii with two'pence.in.his pocket, and train ped to his native' «l]ap:e.

FJLMEII* BEIBTOL MSOCIATIOI nriABLE ol Meat ■ Advances which the Bristol am! Dominions Profi-sters" AfsqciaJ_ tiijß. Md., aro prepatedl to make, to any f-hissper wh.a consigns to them through the West Ooasi Porta of England;- ... Advances are. mcd& against Shipping documents or against store warrants Sending shipment. ...... Theeo advances for flret quality are. m&de clear 6f freezin? and iliipplnij ehdrires rhiiih tiie Association advances in ndcttUon. end a;ro based ou th« High Oommis' eiimcr'R cabled prices &t time of shipment, and vary as those prices vary. Thus if tko Hißh Commissioner's' cable- shows 6Jd. «e the London price of lamb, the advances will bo 65 per cent. of.6id. per lh. Stheso figures are based on Donecirvative values' particularly in regard'to by-products). Exampios:- mK " LAMB ADVANCE UIIITED TO AN AVERAGE WEIGHT OF «lb. mib. \d*anr* of 65 per cent, of 6}d. ij 4.23(i.,... ..,.: y { Fat, Mt, Wool, dieposed oi to farmers order, estimated value- 'te. to 55., my 45.... 4 0 Total r-aah received hy farmer (pemlins ffllc) ' jo 7 IN BIG SH EEII ADVANCE ttmtED TO AN AVERAGE WEIGHT OF 661b, TTETHEE OR MAIDEN EWES. Mlb. ■ EWES. 53^ fi. ft. c' A Advance 65 per eent. of sd. i* 3id.... 15 S Advance S5 Jier cent, of 4Jd..ie2.<lßd.' 12 6 T'at Pelt- Wool, dispeeed of to farm-. Fnt, Pelt. Wool, disposed of to er V'order, estimated valu* 4s. 1o ss. - termers' order, estimated voluo 6d?, »y -Is- 6d -. 4s - to ss. 6d., c«? 4s. 6d 4 { Total, cash received by teraor ... 15 a Total each received by farmer... T?~8 OX .BEEF, Average 8031b. ' -' COW BEEF, Atcroso 6001b. „ Advance 65 nor cent, of 41d. is 2M. 9 3 4 Advance 65 pt?f cent., 3}d. Is 2.43 d. 1"i % giS? Vat. Too!!iie, ond M, els- Dide. eto.. c!isi>osed to farrjore' of to farmer*' ortlev, ests- ortlor, veln-s 35a.-to 4fe, eay 40s. 20 0 mated velue 40e. to SC-s,, eay iSe.... I^SJi Total cash received by farmer ... 11 8 4 Total cash received hy farmer 816 Halfpenny per Ib- less Is advunced agalnst second quality In all clajsES of moat. : NOTE—It is fleslreble tliat fnTSnt-ia sfionld Tcaiumbor:— 1 Tljflt Bristol clio.TiTCs. inoliulin.e c-«iM fiUirOßc for tlio first month, are le-sa than lmlf af London's, whilo the freights are Iho same. J. Tliat the Loilflon Sll}. WeiiiSit allowanco on mutton ie eaved by ehippinc to ' "Bfisioi. J That in practice ahqnt 3 per cent, out of the 6 per cent, deducted {or cold wciclits, a= against hot wei(?htf, is saved at Bristol. ) That the Company Riinrantoos fltoi. thr> farmers' prorfiteo will lie properly tal; P n ' nare fif at the Bristol and otlici . West Coats ports, which cannot bo promised in tiio ca6o of London. . s That no produce will, under nny omM.imsl.tiic'os, bo disposed of at Ices than the ' ruling price in London at the time of pale, fi That with tho saving which may lie effected in insurance, these differences in tho ciifl-rges alono. means an advantage to.ths farmer of, approximates - , j<l. per lb. Fu-thT particulflfs can bo obtained from the ; ." AVELLIN'aTOX OFFICE,.