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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 314, 2 March 1888, Page 2

To Woolgrowers & Farmers. MESSRS F. H. Pickering & Co. (Late N. Edwards & Cc.) WOOL AND GRAIN STORES: HIGH STREET, BLENHEIM. London Agents : A. L. ELDER AND CO. Liberal advances made ON Wools Skins, Flax, Tallow, And all ldnds of COLONIAL PRODUCE placed in our hands for Shipment to the United Kingdom, either by direct vessel from Picton, or vessels of either line from Wellington. Dumping done on the promises free of charge to skippers. Passages to London secured on the best terms. Produce of all descriptions received for consignment to our Agents in Melbourne, Sydney, or any port in the Australian Colonies, and prompt account Sales rendered. F. H. PICKERING & CO, AGENTS FOR Tho National Insurance Company of New Zealand, Fire and Marine. The s.s. Ncptuuo Tomlinson and Hayward’s Glycerine Sheep Dip Howard’s Reapers and Binders, and T. Corbett’s Agricultural Machinery. P. and D. Duncan’s Farming Implements. F. M. Cootc’s Australian and China Tea Company’s celebrated mixture. JjIORKS, Spades, Hoes, Raltos, and Garden Tools. Soiling at Cost, at W. Wills’ Clearing Sale. HOLMES & BELL A“ Now Landing and have to Arrive: Royal Blond Wbislcy Thomas’ Celebrated Sheep Dip McCormick’s celebrated Steel Twine Binders Calcutta Tea Association’s pure Indian Teas McDougall’s Sheep Dip (non* poisonous) Milner’s Safes, Cash and Deed Boxes John Jameson and Son’s Old Dublin Whisky Griffins’ celebrated Ales Read Bros. “Dogs Head” Ales and Stout Maignon’s Filtro, Rapial Coys. Eiltrcs. Cornsaeks Three-quarter and full size Woolpacks "We aro cash buyers of 25,000 sacks of Wheat, Oats, and Barley. F, M E A D, r T IT A XU -COMMISSION AGENT-

HIGH ST. BLENHEIM. THE PHARMACY MARKET STREET NORTH, BLHiTTIHITGITvT H. 1. JACKSON, 'AS much pleasure in Thanking the numerous Clients of the late firm of ELSON AND JACKSON for the liberal support accorded to them during their partnership. Having purchased Mr Elson’s share in the Business, lie has now become solo proprietor, and hopes to merit a full continuance of past favors. He begs to call particular attention to the fact that THE PHARMACY is now moved back to its original position before the fire, viz : MARKET STREET, NORTH, and is re-fitted and re-stocked with large direct importations of Drugs and Chemicals from the best London Houses. Lime Juice direct from FijiPatent Medicines, Homeopathic Medicines. Sponge, Toilet Requisites, etc. To arrive, large shipment of Phosphorus. Opening oftlie Oyster Season. 7VRESH OYSTERS Every EvenI' ing at the Blenheim Restaurant, Alfred-street.