Business Notes.
An oilskin coat, lost last Saturday, is advertised for, and ;i reward offered for its recovery. Gas bills dated Ist July will carry discounts up to Monday next, 11 Hi July. After that daie the full rate will be charged. The receiving office is in temporary premises uext to Mr W. S. Park's, solicitor, Oxford street, Levin. At Manakan next Tuesday, on behalf of Mr G. IT. Briscoe, ■Dalgety and Co., Ltd., will hold a clearing sale of a dairy herd - without reserve.
A well-known South Canterbury farmer "fell in'' rather badly over the sale of his lambs this year, says the Timaru Herald. He sold them as soon as lambing was over, for delivery in January, fhe price fo be paid by the buyer being 12s fid each. Jty the time the date of delivery came round, lambs had gone up considerably with the result that on fhe day the buyer took delivery of the lambs at 12s fid, he re-sold (hem for 17s fid each. The profit of 5s per head netted him a clear profit of £500.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 August 1913, Page 3
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182Business Notes. Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 August 1913, Page 3
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