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STUD NOTICE. \0 STAND AT DURBAR LODGE— Ch. c. GIRO. 5 years, by Wrack—PearlchilcL CIRO won the Derby and other races, and is by Wrack, the Champion Sire, from Pearlohild, the Champion Brood Mare. Pearlchild has produced more Classic Winners than any other mare in the Dominion, and besides being a highclass performer herself, her blood is full of winning strains on both sides. CIRO will serve 10 visiting mares, at a fee of £5 ss, payable on first For further information, 'Phone 531. DURBAR LODGE CO!, LTD.

LAND AND GENERAL. J. TREVOR THOMAS AND CO., WOOL BROKERS. TO WOOLGROWERS. OWING to restricted purchasing power the buyers of raw wool become more and more; fastidious and, woolgrowerSj to obtain.the benefit of the "higher prices which are likely to be available "this season, must see their clips are put up in the best manlier possible or their wool may be neglected. The clip must be properly skirted and correctly classed according .to quality, yield' and staple. Whether the clip is large or small we offer our services as . selling agents. If a farmer has only a few bales of mixed wool it undoubtedly pays him to have this reclassed in the Broker's Store. By- so doing small lots are graded into lines. In the case of large clips the classing is. wisely done in the grower's own shed but, there again, we can help with the oddments, which we would put through the bins and in the same way small parcels are graded into Main Lots. These being branded as reclassed by the Brokers concerned, call for the keenest competition from the buyers.' By keeping the closest supervision on clips entrusted to our care, keeping clients fully and promptly. advised of the steps taken by us and by keen personal interest in each farmer's lot, our wool business has increased year by year. We know that no grower can get better service than that accorded by us. - .*. Christchurch Wool Sale dates are:— Tuesday, 12th December 1933. Friday, 26th January, 1934. ..*• Friday 2nd March, 1934. Friday, 6th April, 1934. CONSIGN:" MATSON'S: ADDINGTON

J. TREVOR THOMAS AND CO., ASHBURTON. BUSINESS NOTICES. PRESERVING EGGS?, INSIST on QVOLINE. Refuse substitutes. Most economical. Never fails. 1/6 jar does 420 eggs. ICZEMA and skin diseases rapidly I disappear after taking Harvey's Mineral Tonic, vrhich ozonises bloodstream ; 3/6.—R. Totty, Chemist. SHIPPING. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY.. LTD. DIRECT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM, VIA PANAMA CANAL. / Sailing Finally from Vessel (Subject to Alteration). x* Remuera x Rangitiki Rotdrua x Rangitane x Ransitata Auckland Oct. 26 Napier N0y.,1-7_ Wellington Dec. 15 Wellington Dec 22. Wellington Jan. 19 x 17,000-ton Motor Vessels, with Ist Tourist, and Third Classes." *Oil fuel, calling Pitcairn Island (circumstances permitting) and Curacao. + Cabin Class. t Tourist Class.' Ist Class from £BS Sing., £149 Ret. Cabin Class from £67 Sing., £ll7 Ret. Tourist Class from £3B Sing., £6B Ret Third Class from £37 Sing., £66 Ret All Fares plus Exchange and Tax. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., LTD NICOLL BROS.; District Agents. • I HAW, SAVILL AND ALBION 1 LINE.

VIA PANAMA CANAL. Express Cabin Service, 34 days to Southampton via Pitcairn and Curacao. NEW TOURIST SERVICE, via Pitcairn Island and picturesque Jamaica. TAMAROA (C), November 7. • AKAROA (C), December 12. TAINUI (T), January 9. MATAROA (C), February 6. • • lONIC (T), March 6. TAMAROA (C), April & AKAROA (C), May 1. ~'..-'. TAINUI (T.), May 29. Fares: Cabin Steamers (C): £67to £B2. Tourist Steamers (T), £3B to £65 All fares plus exchange and tax. The advantages of S.S. and A.—Oneclass travel include'the undivided attention of ship's staff,. liberal deck spaces, and very attractive rates. JAMAICA—Take a Pleasure Trip to Jamaica, the charm of the West Indies. Return fare, including exchange and tax, £7O. ! NEW YORK—Details of connecting steamers and attractive fares on application. DALGETY AND COMPANY. LTD. ' NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO., LTD..