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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4858, 23 October 1894, Page 3

WOOL SEASON 1894-95, UMTfiD FARMERS 1 ALLIANCE HAVE arranged to hold tlioir Annu Auction Sales of Wool in W( lington, on : December 7tli January 18th February 15th. Clients arc requested to furnish pa (Millars at an early date of any to they may wish to offer. The Alliance Offers special facilities for the shippin of wool and overproduce to the Londo market. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES give free of Commission, FO.lt BAIBStalion Stores, Agricultural Machinery, ami Farmers Requisites of every description. The United Farmers' Alliance [Limitkb], WILLIS ST.. ..WELLINGTON Piilmcrston North and Wanganui. WOOL SALES. rpHE New Zealand Loan and Me J. CANTIIiK AoiiKCY COMPANY (Ltd. will hold periodical wool sales duriui the coming season at their warehouse Fcathcrston-strcct, on tho followin: dates : 7th December, 1891, 18th January, 1895. loth February, 18115. Liberal cash advances, free of com mission, on all parcels sent in for sali here or for shipment to London. Offices and stores, Feathcr.stoii-strcct Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, Manager. WOOLSAIES. WE hold our Annual Wool Salcs,al Wellington, on (he following dates : 7th December, 1891. 18th January, 1895. 15th February, 1895. Liberal cash advances made, prompt returns, and moderate charges. A.G.TAXNE&CO., General Auctioneers & Wool Brokers, Wellington WOOL SALES. T EVIN AND CO. will hold Wool Sales during the present season at their Stores, Panama-street, Wellington, ou the following dates;--7th December, 189-1. 18th January, 1895. loth February, 1895. Liberal advances made on all Wool oi Skins sent in for sale or shipment. PATENT GRAFTED lSlh Dee. 'OO. THOMAS COLLIER, I'jtACTICAI WOOLCUSSEH, ScOUIIEB AND Fellmonueh, Of Fifty Years' Experience. BEGS to notify wool-growers that he is still carrying on the above busiicss at his old-established works near Waipoua Bridge. Wool scoured on .'omniissioii by my Patent Cold-Water Process, at lowest current rates. N.B.—All dirt removed; nodepreciaiiou in value or weight of fibre. The ivool left from 20 to 3fl per cent, heavier :han that scoured by hot process. T.C. is also a cash purchaser ofWool, Hides nud Sheepskins, at highest market •atcs. Waipoua Patent Wool Wohks, Mastekton. MASTERTON STEAM FLOUR, MILLS, JHAMBERLAINBROS. Q that they have now completed the xtensive alterations to their Mill, having had it entirely remodelled on the ,'ORNELIU S INTERNAL HOLLER The same as that adopted with so j much success by many of the larger Southern Mills. Jliambwlaiu Bros, arc uow making a FULL EOLLEE FLOUR iqttal in all respects to the best that can be imported, Cheaper than Southern Flour, Liid they would like to point out to storekeepers and consumers tho advantage of buying of the local manufacturers and OSSl'ma TUB MONEY CIRCULATING in the DISTRICT. Chamberlain Bros. Invingmadc arrangements with local storekeepers torelailthcir flour, the lowest wholesale quantity obtainable at their mill HALF-A-TON, SPRING DISPLAY. STE have just opened a large and varied assortment of Spring Novelties, comprising—(cw Goods in REGATTA SHIRTS few Goods in WHITE SHIETS, fancy fittings few Goods in TENNIS SHIRTS few Goods in CRICKETING SHIRTS Choice Goods n silk, washing, aud cellular scarfs, silk handkerchiefs, spun silk and ■ Cashmero half hose, Underclothingu faucy Cashmere, natural wool, spuu silk, and India gauze, unique selections, Washing SuitsWo havo a small selection of really llioiee Goods. Ladies would do well to cc these at once. , New Zealand Clothing Factory, ImnUon-Qumj ami CuhStmt: Weuiwilm. ■'whs!%wmi. UKitifl&itsis