OCEAN BEACH FREEZING WORKS. it has come to my knowledge that state* _ meats are being made and reports circulated with reference to my Freezing Works, which are not in accordance with facts, and are calculated to mislead Farmers, I desire to inform sheep-growers that even should a sale of the Ocean Beach Freezing Works bo effected their control and management will, as hitherto, be with me, and that the present system, NET CASH & thk HIGHEST PRICE, will be continued. Farmers who are asked to believe prejudicial reports to the effect that the Ocean Beach Freezing. Works will be their enemy and will be instrumental in pulling down the values of sheep, I would respectfully ask to reserve their judgment and decide from actual experience. To the Ocean Beach Freezing Works can be attributed the present high level of values in sheep ; they alone are responsible for the advanced prices. Farmers have had twelve years' experience of my system of doing business, and have testified to their appreciation of it in numberless ways. The two years that my Freezing Works have been established have resulted in very decided advantages to sheep-growers, I would ask Farmers to judge the position on their dealings in the past, and to assure them exactly the same methods will pertain to the future. It will not be from the Ocean Beach Freezing Works that they will have cause to complain. I can find an outlet for all the fat sheep grown in Southland, and am prepared to pay the highest net cash price for same. I respectfully ask judgment on the merits of business transactions hitherto, and not on any fancy concoctions of opponents which may be circulated with a view to prejudice farmers against my Works J. O. WARD. Invercargill, 18th July, 1893. LAND AGENCY. IF you want to purchase a farm, a dwelling house or a building site, send for one of C.W. Brown’s Property Registers. This will enable you to make a selection from upwards of a hundred properties in various parts of Southland. The following new advertisements appear in the register this week : —l27 —An improved farm within nine miles of Invercargill, containing 210 acres, four-roomed dwelling-house, stable, cowshed, and other outbuildings. Price, very low, viz., £3OO. Immediate possession can be given. Early application necessary. C. W. BROWN, Land and Estate Agent, Eek Street, Invercargill. Postal Address : Box 77, Invercargill.
WEDNESDAY, 26th JULY, at 2 o’clock SALE AT BLUFF 'ILLIAM TODD instructed by tbe Bluff Harbour Board will sell by auction — The whole of the Machinery of the P.S TITAN consisting of Donkey Engine and Boiler, . Boiler, Powerful Engines ; all the Brasses Copper Pipes, Connecting Bods, Cylinders Condensers, &c, in lots ; also at the same time one Prismatic Azimuth Compass*
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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 17, 22 July 1893, Page 12
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458Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 17, 22 July 1893, Page 12
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