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J. T. Ford & Co. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. SEASON 1881—1882. * , TO WOOL-GROWERS, FARMERS . AND OTHERS. j TTJJK have much pleasure in again anY V nouncing that we shall hold AUCTION SALES OF WOOL ON EVERY ALTERNATE TUESDAY 3 Throughout the Season. OUR STORES offer unusual Advantages for the DISPLAY OP WOOL, thus , . tempting Buyers to give the Highest Value for all Clips placed in our hands for Sale. , WE act as SELLING BROKERS ONLY and a guarantee is therefore given to ’ our clients that no effort will be wanting on our part to obtain the EX- . TRBME VALUE of all consignments placed in our hands for Sale. J OUR ARRANGEMENTS are such that all Clips consigned to us at Christchurch ' will be forwarded at once to our Stores, whether ; advised or not, and , will receive our utmost attention upon arrival. ' ■ , Out long and varied experience in the Wool Trade will be exercised for the : benefit of bur clients, who may therei ‘ ’ fore rest 1 assured that no lot, whether reserved or not, will be sacrificed. ALL ! ACCOUNT SALES RENDERED AND PROCEEDS PAID WITH THE UTMOST PROMPTITUDE. We are prepared to MAKE LIBERAL CASH -ADVANCES’ at the Lowest possible Terms on all descriptions of Produce for. SALK in our Stores or for SHIPMENT, to the London'Market'/ INADDITION, TO, THE WOOL SALES, . We shall hold as hitherto, EVERY THURSDAY, . '-■ " ' OUB WEEKLY SALES ■ • OF ■ ; - , SHEEPSRINS, HIbES, ROUGH FAT AND TALLOW, . For which'Account; Sales, and Proceeds can be obtained, immediately after the sale. NO. S TORAGE IS CHARGED‘on Lots HELDOVER, andNoCommlfision will be charged on Lots unsold. , J. ,T. FORD & CO., ; Auctioneers, Christchurch and Timaru. All Wool for consignment to J. T. FORD AND CO., Christchurch, from the Timaru District, will be promptly attended to at the Tinwn Railway Station, on giving notice.at their Branch Office, Strathallan street. ’ 7/ 1 ' "7 : Public IN otic os JDIN, , Will. Close February IS, 10,000 MEMBERS AT 10s EACH. 38 Pebfobmbbs. 27 Peufoemees. DUNEDIN' CUP. First .. ‘IOOO Second .. 500 Third ~' 7v.’- 200 Others (div’d.) 700 PUBLICANS’H’OP. First .. .. 250 Second ~ 126 Third.. .. 80 Others (div’d) 270 . £2,100 36 Pbufobmeks. £725 21 Pbbfqbmkbs. ? J. C.' .HANDICAP. First/ ./ ; >. 500 Second .. 250 Third.. .. 100 Others, (div’d.) 350 CITY STAKES First .. 250 Second .. 125 Third., .. 80 Others (div’d) 220 • £1,200 £676 Ji, “ By Letter only,” with two stamps em closed for replies. Please send P.0.-Orders, I Bank Notes, or Cheques,—with Is exchange, added ; hut under no circumstances mill j registered letters he accepted, and Address— ADA.MANTUA, Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post-office ■ DUNEDIN. , Four First amount fo £2000." Four Second amount to £IOOO Four Third amount to £l6O. (Each of which can be won with One ■ r Ticket) , , WATER. WATER. LAID ! ON at' from per . ' fobt,' Fittings Found.' The cheapest man in Timaru for laying bn water is 0. W. COWBURN, | LICENSED WATER FITTER, . ! Great North Road, near Shamrock Hold F EBB I SB’S PORTRAIT ROOMS Main South Road, Timaiu (Opposite the Theatre.) None but Approved Pictures arc allowed- ° to leave the Studio. Febbieb’s Panorama of Timaru now ready, and may be had from all tbo Book sellers,; Price, 2s 6d. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR’S GIFTS. COMPRISING, a splendid assortment . of choice and now designs of Christmas and Birthday Cards, Work Boxes, i Albums, Presentation Books, Birthday f Books, Lett’s Diaries for 1882, Pocket , Books, Purass, Wax, Wood, China, and Indiarubber Dolls ; Concertinas, Flutinas, > Vio’ine, Masks, Children’s Play Books > (new design), Clocks, Ladies’ Hand Bags, English, French, and Swiss Mechanical Toys ; Combs, Brushes, Looking Gla«ses, Turkish Sponges, Nail Brushes, Tooth i Brushes, Wool-work Slippers and Cushions, , Mouth Harmonicums, Swag Straps, School s Bags, Market Baskets, Chinese f.ante'ns, i Fire-works and Crackers, Music and Song E Books, Perfumery, Playing Cards, a I beautiful select! n of Meerschaum Pipes, . L suitable for presentation; Amber Stems I and Month-pieces in great variety; G.B.D. • and Cherry-wood Pipes, Choice Tobaccos, s E Cigars, Cigarett -s/Tohacco Pouches, Swiss : Cigars ; 3000 Standard Works just arrived ■ for Circulating Library. Agent for English, 1 Irish, Scotch, American, and Colonial Newspapers. Everything, from a needle to an anchor, at the Old Curiosity Shop. T. COLLINS, Main South Rond, Timaru.

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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2747, 12 January 1882, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2747, 12 January 1882, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2747, 12 January 1882, Page 1

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