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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5160, 19 October 1895, Page 3

IYE just received another, large shipment of Fine White Crystal at 8/3 per hag, and 503 cases of 150 degree test, llt/li per case. We haye on hand H(X) sides of first-class Dairy Feci Bacon, from Old per Hi. Hams from 71d per Hi. KOI'UADANGA mesh DAILY. Apihfor Aijricidtuml, Salt A fills for Simpson's Calf ileal. New Zealand WOOL!_WOOL! Important Notice to Sheepfarmers. UpH-'l Cuiuj-imy will hold its customary I I. Auction Sales of Wool onli;h DKCIsMBBK, 1805 ITtti JANOAItY, 1898 Ulh I'EBUUAKY, 18UI) At its WuOI. AND (Jium Stoiizs, Fhatiimi-SVOS-STIIKKT, WiiLLINU'J OS. Unrivalled facilities lor die display ot large and small clips, Moderate Charges and prompt Account Sales with Cash Heuiiltauces. Absahk protection afforded Ii;/ S/urml Chime in L'ompmii/s Articles of Association. Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, etc., received for sale, and disposed of iuimj.iiately on arrival in store. Liiikhal Cash Advances, Free of Commission or Procuration Fees, ii. ii. Mcknight, t. h, hanna, Produce Department, Manager, I United Fanners' Alliance, [UMITJiJ),] WIIMS-STHKET, WkIMNISTOS. WOOL SALES, 1095-96. rnHE Farmers' Alliance will, as usual J_ hold Auction Sales of Wool in Wellington. The dates arranged tor the (Jth DECEMBER, 18U5 17th JASUAKY, 1896 11th FEBKUAIi Y, 18110 There is ample assurance of a very large attendance of Colonial and Foreign Buyers at the local wool sales, consequently there is likely to be keen competition for all lots Ami. On lots offered mill mil sold No charge for handling UmiL CASH ADVANCES FME OF COMMISSION. The Alliance offers empliunnllij fnconrublc terms for Shipping Wool to London, C. W. JUTLLJXS, Secretary. LAEKY & CO., [II.MITED.j Wellington. Wool Brokers and Auctioneers. WOOL SEASON 1895-96. 4 UCTION SALES OF WOOL will J\. be held during the ensuing Season ' on the following dates : IithDECEMUEIi, 1895 17th JANUAKY, 1896 Uth FEBKUAKY, 1896 On all Wool intended for Local Sale or Shipment to London, No charges madeon luls offered ami not , sold. WIHULINGTOIN WOOL ' HAIiJJDS. Iu view of the large measure of support ; whiohhas bceu accorded us during the two , past seasons, we haye, for the purpose of i further extending our business in this . counection, taken the commodious stores in Yiotoria-streot, immediately at the rear of our present premises. These stores arc 1 well lighted, and will be specially reserved 1 for storing mi displaying wool consigucd to us for sale. > THE WOOL DEPARTMENT of our ' business being under special and expert - management consignors can rely upon tlioir ■ interests being carefully and intelligently attended to. Our selling charges aro the lowest curr rent, viz.-Commissiou 2J per cent. , Receiving, Storing, Lotting, Advertising. Cataloguing, Insurance, etc, one-eighth of a penny per lb. All lots reaching us, will be carefully valued, and whon submitted at auction will be protected (in tho absence of growers limits) to the full extent of our valuations. | In the event of no sale being effected, no charge for handling wiilbe made. We shall then be prepared to ship to Lon- ' don on owners' account or hold the wool at tho disposal of any agont they may 5 appoint. Wo feel sure it will bo to tho interests of growers to offer their wool in tho Colony during the ensuing season, as tho local markets cannot fail to bo stimulated by the marked advance which has recently taken place in London values. English buyers will be well represented and local specula- ' tors arc already open to operate with considerable freedom. ' Liberal advances free of iti terest or commission can be obtained immediately consignments are placed in our hands. F.B.FAKMAK, Managing Director. CEITEHION CmiM FACTORY. HAH.-SIRBKT, JLtSTEItTOX. EVERY description of Coach and Wheelwright work executed. ' Vehicles built on the premises of best materials at lowestratcs, . Repairs l'romplhj Effected Workmanship Guaranteed, ' Wm, REEVES, manager,