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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1980, 10 February 1914, Page 10

The New Zealand Express Company's Argyll motor lorry has bow covered ]' nearly 25,00tt miles -in two years' eer* vice without auy breakdown. It has made frequent long Journeys ip country, sometimes of between 200 Add 800 miles ■ in thj round trip, carrying full leads nil the time, and crossing the Paekajjarikt and jttmuta&a mddlcs. ArgyUs are adopted by the principal municipalities end motor transport companies in New Zealand. For immediate delivery one . Vtoii Argyll commercial vehicle. J. E. i Fitzgerald, Lambton Quay, North island agent.—Advt. MANY HEADACHES are'due te,excess uric ncid in the blood. This, excess gcid must tin removed before a permanent euro can be obtained. REE HMO remove-is tho acirl and cures speedily. Hd-s cured aiuts. Try it. 2s. 6d. and 43. 61. ail chemists and stores.—Advt, .61.

FMMIIS' BRISTOL ASSOCIATION. rBLE of Meat, Advances which the Bristol and Dominions frod-ucers' Association Ltd., are prepared to , make to any shipper whp consigns to them through the West.Coast Porte of England:- . Advances are infl.de against Shipping documents oj against store Warrants pendlog shipment. ■ ' Ttao advances for first quality are made clear of freezing and Ehiptu'ng charees which- tho Association advances in addition, end are based on. the Higjt Doto£s£ Soner's'cabled .prlcce ftftime of sjnmftMit. and vary oe those prices vary. Wh-usTif fhoili'b ea.bte shows 6>d.as the London price of iamb, the advances sffl bo 65 per fl&t. of tS|4 per lb. (these teure? OTe based on coiKorvatire va'iues partjc-ulorly in regard te by-products). Examples:-,- V ' .' LAMB ABVAsiE LIMITED JOAJI AVERAGE WEI&HT OP <OJb. <OJb . 2f Slruierf fe'to-Svsay-C:; ) WETHER OK MAiDES- EWES. ■ Mlb. EWES. / . 56] i ~,.M 55 ptr eent. of 50. U 3}d.... 15 2 Advance 65 per (rent, of 4R ie 2 6ea i 8? A f mt Mt, Wool, disposed of to term- . Fat. Pelt. Wool, disposed of to 2 6 wi' order, estimated value 4s. to 55.. farmers- frder. estimated value Id, &ar *!• 6d ' •- ■ _1 6 ' Sv t0 ss, M - ear . 4s ' * d " 4 e Total cash received by farmer ... 19 8 Total cMh received by farmer.., "JTjj OX BEEF, Averajs 8001b, COW BEES, Average 60Glh; A^"^ 5 «*•<»!? at "Map " 8 m Total c a « B tec*Jvod by farmer ..'. 11' 8 A Total cash received by farnjer, TT~6 Baifnenny pet Ib. less is advanced aualnst second ouaJlty in all of meat. NOTE.—It is dosirable that farmers shoulcE remember:— l Th<it Bristol cl»rs*s. including coW storogo for tho first rironth, are less than half of Luzon's, whitii the. freights aro tbo wme. ~ ' t That tho LoDdo.n 21b. weight allowance on mutton Iβ eated by shippine to ' Bristol. J That Iβ prostico about i per cmvt. out of the 6 per ceirt. deducted for cold weights. ' as aEttfeftt bet vreigiits, i.a ot Bristol. 4 That tho Company guarantees that iho farmers' prortueo ftili bo properly telieJi ' care of at the Bristol end other West Coats porta, cannot he promised' in tiie C.C6O of liondon, , 6 That no produce will, under any clrcufflsUi.&eeSi be disposed of at tea than tho ' ruling price in London a.t. tho time of eole, 6 That, with the sMiflß which may be effected in insurance, thwe (lifTcrencca in tlto ' cha,T«63 alone, means an advantage to the. farmer of, approxlniatflfe , , Id. per lb, ' Furlhcr partkulors end bo obtainatl from the ; WELLINGTON OFMOE, .. .., > ".ITUATIsD AT THE EO¥AL' BSCHANQE