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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 26, 1 February 1911, Page 2

CHRISTCHURCH GRAIN AND SEED MARKET. (_V TELEGRAPH — PBESS ASSOCIATION. ][ CHRISTCHURCH, 31st January. The wet weather that has been experienced on several days lately has delayed threshing operations somewhat, and there is consequently less wheat offering than last week. There is still a very good demand both on the part of millers and merchants, and any lines aro saleable ai quotations. Most of tho wheat that has changed hands has made _3s Id. 3s l^d, and 3s 2d at country stations. In a few ca<3os very nrime pearl and tuscan haa made one ponny more, _ but the general basis on which business is doing in wheat is 3s Id 'Io 3s 2d. Oats are still very scarce. A few Gartons are now coming forward, and sales have been made at Is lid to 2s at country stations, but no quantity have yet changed hands. Prime malting barley still commands a sale, though the market is quieter than it was a week ago. Most of the best lines have changed hands, and it is estimated that of the balance slill in the hands o£ growers little more than half is of malting qualitj'. Very little business has. yet been dono in new oatsheaf chaff. Sales have been made at 65s to 70s at country stations, but farmers^ are rsking up to 80s, and with Blenheim chtff ofFering at a much louver rate an export business with the North Island cannot be done at tho prices asked by those who intend to convert thoir oats into chaff. ' There is not much business doing in cooksfoot, as in the face of a short crop growers aro not anxious to sell, unles3 they can get something near their own price. Some business is now doing in the new onion crop at 50s to 60s per^ toil at countrj' stations. DANNEVIRKE RACING CLUB. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Bth and 9th MARCH, 1911. NOMINATIONS for ALL Races closd SATURDAY, 11th February, 1911, at 9 p.m. WEIGHTS declared about FRIDAY, 17th February, 1911. ACCEPTANCES for First Day closa TUESDAY, 21st February, at 9 p.m. For Programme see Referee, Cards, and Posters. Special Railway Arrangements. SECRETARY, P.O. Box 50. Dannevirke. os_«lQ___(ls»atS>®_Oe<B_BOtt 0 *ai _ B a_%>-_*m E 3?irßflfi c % DUEHQ iEOZEiIi ma As tested with great Success in the q z. Melbourne Homoeopathic Hospital. «! ™ Jars (full directions) 4/a and 2(6, ™ — postage extra. <* Q Wot a Grease Stops the Itching (9 ea Obtainable through all Chemists. Q 8 WHOLESALE— KEMPTH9RNE, PHBSSER & C&. Q «a.O-_Q«pg)a_ roas-sa.® SEND IT TO SHQRTT'S. QPECIAL SALES OF FURNITURB EVERY THURSDAY. FOR F.XCHANGE. GOOD MIXED FARM, of 615 Acres, 20 miles from Hawera, and 6 mika from railway _ station; closo school and factory ; all in grass, save 50 acres ; 8 paddocks, well watered ; t carry 3 sheep pet- acre or 100 cows, besides sheep; 300 acres ploughable. PRICE, £12 10s per acre; mortgages £5700; equity £2000. Exchange for Property of good value. A. GRANT, Estate Agent, _ Hawera, Taranaki. F" ~O It BAL Ei J MOUNT VICTORIA. Hawkor-st. 6 rooms 30 x 134 £750 Queen-st. 6 rooms 23 x 117 £770 Shannon-st. 7 rooms 34 x 90 £1100 Soarboro'-ter. 7 rooms 33 x 95 £1000 Haw'ker-st. 7 rooms 20 x 104 £675 TE ARO. Wallace-st. 5 rooms 30 x 100 £560 Rolleston-st. 6 rooms 33 x 206 £820 Aro-st. 6 rooms 44 x 320 £1000 Hankey-st. 8 rooms 32 x 100 £1050 Green-st (Nwln.) 5 rooms 33 x 80 £625 THORNDON. Hawkestone ores. 5 rooms 33 x 40 £685 Turnbull-st 7 rooms 32 x 90 £1160 Gardsn-road 8 rooms 42 x 130 £1050 HATAITAI. Rata-road 5 rooms 40 x 100 £650 Hinau-road 6 rooms 50 x 107 £800 KELBURNE. The Parado 4 rooms 40 x 200 £475 Norway-st. 4 rooms 40 x 200 £505 The Parade 6 rooms 40 x 110 £725 EASY TERMS. GUALTEH, DYKES & CO., CORNER FEATIIERSTON AND BRANDON STREETS. GOING CONCERN. f*sy ACRES— AII grass and crops, flat, 3 miles station, i-milo creamery, good 4-roomed house, all conveniences, 7-bail cowshed (concrete floor), l.i.p. For Snle as going ' concorn ; £1850 ; £550 cash. ka<j ACRES, all grassed, all suitable 01/O f or dairying, 3 miles station, creamery, post office, and school, 1.t.t., 4-roomed cottage, good woolshed and yards; £14 per acre; £1500 cash. BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS, Thriving North Island Town, FOR SALE "AS GOING CONCERN • ■Stock (very low), valued at £3000; goodwill £150, includes very long lease at low rental. £200 cash will sea you in. Apply PARKER & VINCENT, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 4 LEVIN. J^ICHD. CARTErXsOL?., 33, PANAMA-STREET. 3000 ACRES, Freehold, Palmcrstott South; all in grass; carrying 4000 sheep and 90 cattle : only £4 10s per •acre. 350 ACHES, Freehold, Masterton; all iv grass w "ell watered: carries 2J, sheep; close to school ; railway £ mile. Pnoe £10 10s per acre Easy term*. GROCERY BUSINESS-A fine chance for a man with a capable wife ; about! £300 cash required.