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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2428, 29 December 1880, Page 3

CUri.stoliu.rcH. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. w E are prepared to make liberal advances on WOOL consigned to our care for sale, either in the Colonial or Loudon market, and can offer special inducements for Wool for sale at our .Stores. We shall be holding periodical SALES throughout the season to suit the convenience of our clients. Prompt account sales always rendered TERMS— Receiving, lotting, and delivering 2s per bale do do do fid per bag Classing (if required) .. .. £d per lb. per bale do do .. .. £d per lb. per bag Cartage from railway station to store fid per bale do do ~ .. 3d per bag Fire insurance fid per bale do 3d per bag Commission on Sales: 2 J per cent up to £500; 1J per cent on any amount in excess of that sum. J. T. FORD & CO., Auctioneers, Christchurch and Timaru. Cash A. D Y ANC E S MADE UPON WOOL, GRAIN, OR OTHER PRODUCE Shipped to our Agents in London, or the Colonioa, or if FOR §ALE at our Wool and Grain Stores, in Christchurch. H. MATSON & CO., Cashel street, Christchurch. 100 BONE DUST. TONS in STORE. All sizes and all prices. Apply to H. MATSON A- CO., ov DANIEL MAYDWELL, Papanui. Christchurch. WOOL. WOOL. TO WOOL GROWERS AND OTHERS. WE beg to inform Sheep Farmers and others that we will hold PERIODICAL SALES OP WOOL Through the season at ouu CANTERBURY WOOL AND GRAIN STORES, Cashel and Hereford Streets, Christchurch. As we coniine our business to that of selling brokers only, owners may rest assured that all wool consigned to us will be realised to the best possible advantage, every line being carefully valued prior to sale, and in case of limit not being obtained will be held over or shipped to our London agents. TERMS: Receiving, delivering, and sorting 2s Od per bale Receiving, delivering, and sorting, fid per bag Classing, if required (Rd per lb Cartage from railway station to store, fid per-bale Fire Insurance, fid per bale Commission on sales, 2.J per cent up to £500; per cent upon any amount in excess of that sum. Account sales handed over with our our usual promptness. N.B.—All Wool or Produce consigned to our order at Christchurch Railway Station comes direct to our stores. H. MATSON * CO., Wool Brokers, Canterbury Wool Stores, Christchurch. WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE. OUR SECOND WOOL SALE OF THE SEASON 1880-1881, Will be held at our NEW ZEALAND WOOL STORES. Hereford street, Christchurch, As Early as Possible in January, 1881. As we confine our business to that of Brokers only, owners may rest assured that all Wool consigned to our care will be realised to the best possible advantage, every line being carefully valued prior to sale, and in case of the limit not being obtained, will be held over or shipped to our London Agents. I TERMS: Receiving, lotting, and delivering 2s per bale do do do fid per bag Classing (if required) .. .. |d per lb per bale do do .. .. jd per lb per bag Cartage from railway station to store do do Fire insurance do fid per bale 3d per bag fid per bale 3d per bag Commission on Sales: 2| per cent up to £500; 1£ per cent on any amount in excess of that sum. ROBERT WILKIN A CO., Wool Brokers. Christchurch, Sept. 20, 1880. OSBORNE STRING AND WIDE BINDER. FARMERS are invited to inspect the Above at the New Zealand Wool Stores. At a small cost Old Wire Binders can be fitted to bind with either String or Wire, at option. ROBERT WILKIN & CO. Christchurch.

£lO WAN AND JJIOSTERS’ Men’s Fashionable Sac Suits JWsJid Men’s Fashionable Paget Suits 15 s j Men’s Serge Suits 28s Gd Youth’s Fashionable Suits 22s Gd Hoy’s Fashionable Suits 11s 'Jd Boy’s Tweed Knicker Suits 8s Gd Boy’s Tweed Blouse Suits 14s Gd Boy s Serge Blouse Suits 10s .l)d Boy’s Serge Sailor Suits 12s Gd Boy’s Holland Sailor Suits 7s Gd COWAN & FOSTERS’ Drapers and Outfitters, Txmaru. CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). Alternative applications arc called by the above Association for the post of MANAGER and SECRETARY combined. First—Where all time would be devoted to the Company. Second —Where private -work would be allowed so long as it did not interfere with the Company’s business. Applicants to state salary. Applications to be in by Friday, the 7th January, 1881, addressed to the Chairman of the Association, Timaru. W. POSTLETHWAITE, Chairman,