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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 602, 2 May 1891, Page 3

W. B. Common) (Established iu E. J. Shelton | (Gisborne, 1878 Common, Shelton Co., WOOL, PBODUCE, ANU Q_ E X E B A L EBCHANTS, GISBORNE, N.Z. AGENCIES. Cooper’s Sheep Dip i Little’s Sbeep Dip Heid and Gray’s Ploughs The Branlford Binder Lough’s Patent Wool Press The Zsalandia Wool Press The Carlyle Windmills National Insurance Company Union Insurance Company Mutual Assurance Society (Life) Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company We make ADVANCES at Lowest Bates against Wool, Tallow, Grass Seed, and every I other description of Produce, and arrange for sale of same. We arrange the SHIPMENT of Wool and other Prodoce at Lowest Current Rates. We PURCHASE for Cash—Wool, Tallow, Grass Seed, and other produce, in small or large lots, and give tbe best market price for same We keep in stock, and sell at reasonable prices, every description of GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, WINES, AND SPIRITS. COMMON, SHELTON <t CO. For Sale. PURIRI POSTS AND STRAINERS, Totara Posts and Strainers, Fencing Wire (Nos. 6,7, 8). COMMON, SHELTON & CO. Seeds for Sale. COCKSFOOT, Ryegrass, Tares, Rape Turnips, Olover. COMMON, SHELTON, * CO. SCRIM, Hessian, Oils, Paints, and Colors of all descriptions. COMMON, SHELTON & CO. THE ADVANTAGES OF Co-Oporation. rpHE Manager of the Poverty Bay Farmers’ Co-operative Association would ro speotfully direct tbe attention of all concerned to the advantages to be gained by becoming Shareholders and Patrons of ihe Association, In the first place all cos'.omers have the advantage of a Cash system, which enables them to make purchases without having to pay for the remissness of “ long-wiuded " customers. Tbe general public thus have a groat inducement. Shsrehnlden have the additional inducement that they participate in an annual division o! profits, which is made pr> ruta on the purchases, the largest purchaser having his share based on hrs purchases, while each ehareholder also has the benefit of hrs capital account according to the number of shares beld by him. The Association disposes of all classes of goods in the Produce and Grocery lines, and has ihe same advantages in buying as tbe large wholesale houses, as it has Ihe privilege of co-operating with the flourishing Southern Associations. A limited number of shaies is still available. Residents are respectfully asked to give the Store a turn, and judge for themselves as to the great advantages offered. DELIVERY OF GOODS MADE TO ANY PART OF THE TOWN. Stores : Gladstone Road, Gisborne. Manager; J. Lewis, TO LET. TO LET—The Waikauae Estate, containing 87 acres, lately in tbe occupation of Mr McPhail. E. F. HARRIS March 20th, 1891.