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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 34, 18 November 1893, Page 12

The Farmers’ Alliance and Supply Company of New Zealand, Limited, report as follows: Kabbitskins. —Under this heading only s. small business is passing locally, and prices are lower in sympathy with the London market. Latest cables to hand advise a fall of 2d. per pound on last sale prices, which means that best winters are selling in London foe less than was paid here for them. Sheepskins also have suffered a decline im London, for from returns we have seen prices range somewhat similar to those ruling locally a few months ago. The news came too late to effect last week’s sale here, but we expect a marked decline in prices at next Monday’s sale. Hides and Fat are selling well at last cpio« tations. Wool. —We cannot hold out any very good prospect for the coming season, and we would, not be surprised to see a fall in values as compared with last year. The main trouble is that manufacturers are heavily stocked, and the coal strike in England hinders their supplies of that article, and they, therefore, arcs in many cases “shutting down” pending at settlement of the dispute.

Zealandia Boots Z These celebrated Boots are always in lead, and this Season —Spring, 1893—we bar © introduced New Styles, New Lasts, New Shapes', Making the Display the finest ever seen in New Zealand. Our Representatives are on the warpath, and every Storekeeper and Bootmaker should not miss the opportunity to examine the Samples. The Retail Public are cautioned to birjf nothing but Zealandia Boots!, Every pair is warranted. Look for the Brands The new .BUSHMAN BOOT (Mortons* Patent). We hold tne exclusive right for New Zealand : and it is particularly suitable for Bush and other outdoor work. Examine it and you will be struck with its Merits. Wholesale by SKELTON, PROSTICK A 0° AdverSissmsnis.' Friendly Societies picnic Special train at 1 30 p.m. on Wednesday. J. W. Kelly—Meetings for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday next. Herbert, Haynes and Co. have a fresh announcement. Donald McDonald advertises the Farmers.' ' Club hotel, Wyndham. t Alex. Mutch, plumber and tinsmith, has i commenced at Mataura. j C. W. Brown has 500 acres good sheep S laud for sale. The Mataura Bridge Hotel, Mataura, is advertised. C. Clayton, photographer, Gore, inserts aa important notice. Mr Me Nab’s meetings from 20th to 27th are notified. N.\l. & A. Co.—Stock at Wyndham ait 23rd hast. S. Ferguson —"Removal notice. J. G. Ward F.A. —Stock at Gore on 21at. inst. J2. \y. Wright, hairdresser, has opened at, corner Dee and Esk sts. J. G. Ward F.A.—Removed into Dee st„ offices. N.Z. Shipping Co.—Cargo steamer Wairost sails from Bluff. R. W. Jones, machinist, has secured the agency for the new Davis vertical feed sewing machine.