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Temuka Leader, Issue 2453, 19 January 1893, Page 2

H. B. WEBSTER & CO. WOOL WOOL. WOOL. "WTTE beg to inform our Farmer W Friends that we are now in a position to deal with their WOOL upon the most Favorable Terms. We have arranged to join the National Mortgage and Agency Company for the Coming Season, and we shall be glad if our Clients will, as soon as possible, send all wool to us addressed to the National Mortgage, Timaru. WOOLPACKS AND TWINE AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. H. B. WEBSTER & CO. n 022 MANURE! MANURE! MANURE! WE HAVE A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF THE AVEIL- KNOWN PACKARD'S SUPERPHOSPHATE, TO HAND. Price : £6 10s Per Ton. Farmers can obtain same either at our Winchester or Geraldine Stores. H, B. WEBSTER & CO., n 022 Geraldine. N.Z.L. & M.A. CO. WOOL. WOOL. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN and MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (Limited), Are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES FREE OF COMMISSION On all Wool placed in their hands for Sale Locally or for Shipment, Our NEW WOOL SHOW ROOMS are now completed, and are the BEST IN SOUTH CANTERBURY; they were designed specially for displaying Wool to the best advantage. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SMALL CLIPS. Woolpacks and Twine of Best Quality at Lowest Current Rates. CANNON’S SHEEP DIP. We are Agents for South Canterbury for this Celebrated Non-Poisonous Dip. F. LeCREN, .Manager. JAMES ALLAN Auctioneer. GUINNESS & LeCREN. WOOL WOOL WOOL F are Prepared to Make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES FREE OF COMMISSION on all Clips Consigned to us For Sale or for Shipment, having arranged with MESSRS JOHN MILL AND CO. FOR THEIR LARGE, COMMODIOUS, WELL-LIGHTED STORE, the Best Adapted for Displaying Wool for Sale in Timaru. Special Attention Given to FARMERS’ CLIPS. Woolpacks, Twine, etc., Supplied at Lowest Prices. GUINNESS & LeCREN, Woolbrokers, Auctioneers, Etc. p.S. We beg to remind Clients that all Wool Sent to us for Sale must be Consigned to Johu Mill and Co.’s Store, Timaru, no 3 GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE TO TRACTION-ENGINE OWNERS. ARE hereby reminded that all Owners of Traction Engines, who have not REGISTERED for the Year 1893, are now liable to a penalty under Traction Engine By-law, No. 4. F. W. STUBBS, jal7 Clerk. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DR. CRAIG begs to inform his Patients that on and after Ist February he may be Consulted at the HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED BY MR HENEY, near Presbyterian Church. jalO NOTICE. AS my SHEEP have been WORRIED by DOGS, POISON will bo laid in future in my Paddock. JAMES GREGAN, ja!9 Pleasant Valley. YISITING CARDS, equal to copperplate, printed at the office of this Papr,