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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1982, 12 February 1914, Page 8

The Bank of New South Wales has decided to pay Quarterly dividends, aa indication by tho foliowinc letter:—"l be*, to advi-e you that an interim quarterly dvvidawl at tie rate of 10.dot cent, per annum, for the quarter ended December si. 1913. has been declared by the board of directors, pavablc. at the head.-oflteo on February 26. and' at the branches on receipt of advice.— Yours faithfully.. J. A. Brvaftt .Secretary. Sydney, February 3.*' Ctwtoms duty collected ■•■ at' the Port of Wellington yesterday amounted to £64(7 12s. sd. \ ' Gentlemen,! Nest tirao y.on MtJ-nJre a "best uat" toy the "E.'a'nd G." niotej' : i it will, ixith style ani eomfgrt give you. Leeal .Meroers.—Adrt. •

IAEMEii'; MmGh ASSpCMTTOJSf. ; TIBLE «f Seat Advances which tho Bristol and Dominions Producers' Association, litd., are prepared to make to any shipper who consigns to them Uiroheh ■ the West ijoost Ports of England:-! Advances arc made ftgainst Shipping do.outten'6 or against store warrants pending shipment. These advances for. first quality are made cleat of freezing and shipping chargcF, whi«U the Association advances in addition,' and are based on the High Gemmiaeicnet's cabled pricee *t. tinw) of shipment, and vary as those. prices vary, yhns, if the High CommiAsisner's cable shows 6id. ae the London price of iamb, the advances ' will be 65 per cent, of 6}d s per lb, (these, figure? are b.n.sed on eoneerrative vahies-, particularly in regard to'' py-products). ESam.plosi— ' LAMB ADVASCIB-WJIITED TO AN AVERAGE WEIGHT 6F 40lh, ft tb Advance of 65 pea- cent, of 6jd, ia 4.23 d, .. ; ........;..,,„..;..........1.. y- j Fat,' Pelt, V?ool, dieposed of tofarmera order, estimated value to to ss„ say %..., 4 p WETHER OR MAIDEN EWEs; Mh. EWES. snb _ Advance 65 per cent, of sd; is 01d.... 15 '2 Advance 65 per cent, of 4]d. ie.2.58d. 12 % W Veil- Wool, disposed of to farm- Fat, Pelt, Wool, disposed of to crV oTd'er, estimated value, 4s. to ss. formers order, estimated value 6d'., say 4s. 6d .......'. J_« <<> 5l - 6d - «W *d. 4 { Total cash received by farmer ~. 15 B Total c'aeh received by farmer... "i7~O OX BEEF, Averdge «01b.' COW BEEF, Avetttge 6001b. Advance 65 per cent, -.of, 4Jp\ is 2M. J 3 4 Advance 65 per cent., JJd, is 2.43 d. 1 *i d j W(d* lot; 'Totusire. aftd Tail, dis T .Hide etc., disposed to farmers' 6 nosed of to 'farmer?: order. es.U- order, value 355. to 455., say 40s. 20 0 ma'ed value 40s. to Ms.., say 45?.... 35 0 " Total cash received, by farmer .... 11 8 4 Total oath received by farmer TTI Halfpenny psr lh. less, is adTanecd agaißst second Quality in ail cla-sees of meat. NOTE.-lt is' desirable that farmers should remember :- i That Bristol charges, including cold stoves* tot the first month, are Jes3 than half : of London'a, while the freights are tho . eamo. ■ ' ■ 2. That the London ?,lb, weight allowance on mutton is cafed by Bhipplng to Bristol,. 3 That in practice, about 3 per cent, out of the 6 per cent, deducted tor cold ivoithts ' as against hot Weights, is Rived at, Bristol, ' 4 That the Ooropany guarantees tbest the. farmers' produce* will bo properly taken ei?o at at the Bristol and other West Coats .ports, which cannot bo promised in the case flf London. . . 5 That no-pfoduco jvill, under any circumstances, ho disposed at at lees than the ruling price in London at tho time of sale, 6 That, with the Saving which nwiy he effected in insurance, t)iefe differences in (he ■ cterges alone, means na advantage to the farmer of, approximately, id. per lb.' Further particulars ran ho obtained from the ■WELLINGTON OFFICE^ SITUATED ASP TEE KOI'AL EXCHAKGE BUILDINGS.