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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 365, 13 June 1884, Page 4

"', Business Notices. { THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER ■ tr -' fl ' yubl'isHed¥y DEVEAUX and RUSSELL, of Christchurch <• , , •■ < is the most complete I MERCANTILE GAZETTE „.,- ; „,;., . .. . jMjt^ie. Colony,; < . Containing as it does every, Bill of JSale and every Bankruptcy filed throughout New Zea- , . • land np to Hour of Publication. * This really useful paper has now entered upon the Third Tear of its existence, and i rapidly becoming the recognised medium of the mercantile community and of the legal profession. The low price of the Subscription, ONE GUINEA PER ANNUM, brings it within the reach of all, and as it contains, in addition to the special infermation. concerning Bankruptcy and Bills of Sale, a reliable Share List, fall reports of Creditors 1 Meetings, Market Reports, Decisions of Importance in the English and Colonial Courts, and a large quantity of use ful Commercial and Legal Literature, no one should be without it. ' Published and mailed to Subscribers every Saturday morning. Sample Copy sent FREE an application | to De VEAUX & RUSSELL, Proprietors, e274 CHRISTCHURCII. NOTICE TO FARMERS, J. D. HUNTER, GORDON, Grain and Wool Broker, Forwarding and I General Commission Agent, HAS for sale at Lowest Market Rates, Corn Sacks, full wei hts : Cooper's Sheep Dip, &c, &c. Agent for Walter A. Wood's New Iron Frame Twine Binder. Duplicate parts of old and new machines, binding Twine and Wire| and. Machine Oil for Sale. IT.B.- Grain, Wool, Sheepskins, Raobit skins, Hides, and Pork, bought in any quantity for CASH. Highest market price given. SAMPLES OF GRAIN INVITED. Money to lend on Freehold Security at current rates. Ironworkers. JOSEPH SREEN, „ , GENERAL BliuKsiißith and Farrier, (In the Premises lately occupied by Alex, ■_'' '•'.■ ,' '■'''' ' ' 'Mackay) b 497 (^GOEE. SOREf ;.SEANSEN, 33 X- k'ck SMITH, ■ ' ' ' ' 'GORE. ALL KINDS OF SMITHY WORK done with despatch and at the lowest prices compatible with good workmanship. %* Horses carefully Shod. * # * Agricultural Implements made and repaired. Pumpsjput down for cash only. §o£»yi o . w REID AND LATEST IMPBOVED . „~ Central Disc Harrow, At Reduced Pbices. 1 ■! NEARLY 500 IN USE, with new centre stay for seat and balancing purposes, tias one extra disc, or is six inches wider than those of all other makers for the same given size ; discs 16 or 18 inches diameter as desired. They have three chilled bearing brackets in each wing of the 10 and 12 feet sizes, the imported makes having only two. All oil holes are on the top, and it is the simplest, best, and most durable Disc Harrow in the market ; and is now so well known that testimonials aa to efficacy would be superfluous. Any size fitted with travelling carriage to pass through gates when so required.. Carriage paid to the different .Kailway Stations in accordance with our catalogue. Cambridge Rollers, serrated and plain, 20, 24, 26, and '3o inches in diameter, and from 6 t;o 10 feet long. Single and double speed back delivery reapers. Broadcast sowera,for grain, grass and turnip seed. Farm and cip drays. Contractors' tip road drays, etc. Single, double and treble turrow ploughs. Drill or ridging plough. Drill and field grubbers, iiarrowa, zig-zag and flexible tripod harrows. Binding twine and wire, best quality. No. 8 fencing wire and standards, all sizes, punched to any guage. EEID AND GKAY'S New Zealand Twine Binder. At both the Oamaru and Taieri trials took Gold Medal as the best Reaper and jbinder in the field. Write for testimonials. Illustrated Catalogues free on application to any of our Offices at Dunedin, Oamaru, rimaru, lnvercargiil, . Ashburton, Ckrist6hurch, and Auckland. c 715 binder- Driving Chains n Stock for all the diiereut Machines. Agents for Clayton and iShuttleworth's Mills and Engines, just landed, with all the latest improvements; Butcher. GORE BUTCHERY (opposite Court House.) NOTICE, I^BEG to inform my customers and the * Public generally that I have determined from this date to break the contract with the Butchers in this District re PRICE OF MEAT (owing to the state of the market), intend to sell CHEAP, defying all competition. Prices for the coming month will be advertised. £. FLETCHEB. Uth, 1884, d 9*3