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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1522, 30 October 1883, Page 2

JMOJOEre TO LEND ON MORTGAGE. i 18-0 - «ioo up to |30,000. eatftblished connections with local and outside capitalists placing large amounts of moMyatouroallfromvariouaßourccaeiißiirea to BORROWERS, by the comMition offering, considerable advantages, tho negotiation of their mortgagoson vary favorable terms, and at lowest current rates of interest, with special arrangements lor any largo sums required. OHAS.POWNALL &CO., . ... Scriveners and Mortgage Agents, Grey-Street, Wellington, IMPORTANT To Stationmasters, Farmers, and the Headfl of families in the Wairarapa district. THE BEST VALUE IN TOM AT A. RICKMAN'S, Manners and Willis-atreets, Wellington. YOU CAN PURCHASE 14 3 Best Pegged Watertighta 14 ( 14 3 Best Pegged Balmorals 14 { 14 8 Best Nailed- Shooters 14 G 511 Best Nailed Bluchers 511 2 6 Best Pegged Copportoea 2 6 6 6 Indies' lid Boots from 5 6 311 Girls' Kid Boots, 10 to 13 311 .1 0 Infants' Boots and Shoes 1 0 . .TRY THEM! A liberal discount allowed for cash. A. RIOKMAN, Manners and Willis streets, Wellington. ... 3' • »A K\ Appointment to Hia Excellency Sir , William Francis DmmaondJorvoig,' GCM OCB - Governor of fcfgfcl New Zenlau'd."' EDWIN CHARLES EVENS; CHEMIST' 4 SURGEON DENTIST, (fyisltred by Medical Coumil of London < 0 Pharmaceutical Board of New Zealand.) QUEEN STREET MASTERTON, New Zealand. 1 WOOL! WOOL! -1883-1884.-IJIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (Limited), Capital £3,000,000. The Company begs to announce that it will, as heretofore, hold regular public sales of the new clip during the season, at its commodious warehouse in Wellington, and in soliciting the continued support of wool growers would call attention to the complete arrangements made for dealing with consignments, It is well known to those interested that growers who have sold their wool at local public sales in the past, and particularly laßt season, have had reason, subsequently, to be more than pleased with tho result of this action. All parcels of wool committed to the Company's oare for local sale, arc, on receipt;, carefully EXAMINED ASD VALUED BY COMPETENT PERSONS, and a report thereon transmitted to owners. FARMERS' LOTS, matter how small, also receive the same efficient attention, No lots are sold at below tho reserves fired by consigners, and in those cases where specific instructions arc not furnished, the Company's valuation in adopted as a reserve. The Company further acts AS SELLING BROKER ONLY, an additional guarantee that clients' interests will lie protected. Should satisfactory prices not be lealised, the Company offers the alternative course of shipment; tho only charge made on wools thus withdrawn from sale bein» the nominal one of a-shilling per bale, which covors all warehouso expenses including insurance. Account sales, with net proceeds, aro remitted promptly within sovon days of data of auction. In demonstrating the high reputation possessed by the Company in the handling of wool on behalf of its colonial constituents tho following figures will be-significant, viz:—, Bale' Shipments to N.Z.L. & M.A. Co., London, 1882 ... 72 037 Sale* by N.Z.L. &M.A. Co., in Mel" ' bourne,season 1882 27 959 Sales,by N.Z.L. 4.M.A. Co., in New ' Zealand, season'lßß2 , ... 9 ]OO ' Total 109,17(1 Tho Company also accepts the consignment ,of every - description of colonial produce, including Grain, Frozen Meat Mow, Leather, Hides, Sheepskins, Babbit Skins, &c., for sale in Now 1 Zealand, or Australasian, American and London markets. Liberal cash advances aro made where required on all produce placed in the Company s hands for Bale or shipment, Full information will bo furnished 011 application at the Company's offices, 1 ' or to#" IWM.T.DODDS, 1516 Agent. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON, THNDERS aro invited up to TUESDAY November Oth, 1883, at noon for forming and metalling- 5 chains 30 links of roadway in Nursery Road. Specifications at tho Council Chambers. No tenderneeessarily accepted R. BROWN, 1® 22 Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON, IN accordance with tho request of the Wairarapa Pastoral Association, I hereby proclaim Thursday, Ist November, 1883. a PUBLIC HOLIDAY in the Borough of Masterton. A. BISH, Mayor,