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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2639, 5 September 1881, Page 2

Special Adyertisements WOOL AND PEODUCE. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO, (LIMITED.) THIS Company are prepared to mate liberal CASH Advances on WOOL rid all kinds of PRODUCE placed in their hands for Sale, either in the London or Colonial Markets. Having large and commodious Stone Stores adjoining the Landing Services, and onnected with the Railway by sidings, also Agencies in Melbourne, Sydney, Newcastle, and in every Province of New Zealand, offer extra facilities to shippers and others. Storage at lowest current rates. Corn sacks, woolpacks, and twine always on hand. For further particulars apply to F. Lb CREN, Manager N.Z.L. and M.A. Co. (Lmtd.)

MELBOURNE AND ADELAIDE AGENCY. DVERTISEMENTS can be received A. for this paper at Albert S. Manders and Go’s Press Agency, Adelaide, where file copies of the paper can bo seen, and at Albert S. Manders and Go’s Press Agency, 91 Little Collins Street East, Melbourne. GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT, Woollcombe Street, (Next door to Yardlcy’s Hookbindery.) Agent tor Nelson, Monte and Go’s. Blended Teas. J|o BERT WILKIN & CO. Stbathallan Street, Timaru, Are prepared to make liberal cash advances on W 0 0 L entrusted to their care for Sale in the Horae or Colonial Markets. Mr Robert Wilkin being actually in London, our clients may rely upon the best arrangements being made on their behalf. A. GORDON, GOVERNOR. IN EXERCISE of the power vested in me by the Land Transfer Act, 1870, I hereby appoint DAVID MIICHELL ROSS, Of Tirnaru. to bo a SWORN VALUATOR under the Provisions of the said Act, Given under the hand of His Excellency Arthur Hamilton Gordon, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, High Commissioner for the Western Pacific, Governor and (Jommandcr-in-Chicf in and over Her Majesty’s Colony of New Zealand and its Dependencies,and Vice-Admiral of the same at Government House at Wellington, this twenty-ninth day of August, in the year of our Lord one (thousand eight hundred and eighty-one. H. N. ATKINSON. THE RUSSIAN TEA. -j Q 'ey HALF-CHESTS of the Fob Rein JL O / Tea, which surpassed all other Teas in Now Zealand last year, having been short shipped, are now to band with the new Teas. Our Factor in Foo Chow reports : “ This was the only parcel from the Foh Rein Range Plantations which has not been sent to Russia for the last sixteen years ; nothing can approach these Teas this season, and these chops are so jealously conserved for the Russian market that there is no chance of their being reI S L 0 P, V. placed. BENJ. HIBBARD, TIMARU TEA WAREHOUSE,