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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 248, 19 October 1908, Page 8

Auctioneers a«d Land' Agents ■ ...LIMITED*'. ■• CAPITAL ... £4,000,000. WOOL SEASON 1907-1908. T" IBERAL CASH ADVANCES 1.1 made on Wool for local sale or shipment to London. Consignments carefully classed, valued and protected to full market value. Insurance offered at lowest rates from sheep's back to London or Colonial destination. .'■■■> WE ACT AS SELLING BROKERS ONLY. REGULAR SALES OF WOOL Held in Wellington throughout the Season. SALES OF WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, Etc. Held Monthly in Blenheim. Woolpacks, Twine and all Shearing requisites supplied. Agents for: Zealandia and Cockatoo Woolpresses. <!' QuibelPs Sfyeep Dips, powder and liquid. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. J.ROLLO SHARP, t Sub-manager, Blenheim. High-grade . Fertilizers. Specially Suited to the requirements of this District. " PREMIER MANURES" FOE — RAPE, GRAIN AND GRASS. TURNIPS AND ROOT CROPS. HIGH ANALYSIS. WE recommend these high-grade Fertilisers, which have been manufactured to our special order, and can be supplied at a Reasonable Price. Packed in strong bags of \\ cwt. (16 to the ton) for ease in handling. also : •Japanese Superphosphate of exceptionally high grade. Please Book Early to avoid disappointment. DALGETY & COMPANY, Ld. SOLE AGENTS, BLENHEIM. W. E. Clouston AND CO., LIMITED. WE are. now Booking Orders for next season. .WOOLPACKS. CORNSACKS. BINDER TWINE. To Arrive. AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. Our Third Shipment of Challenge Manures 'Is Now Landing. CHALLENGE Potato Manure. CHALLENGE Rape Manure. CHALLENGE Tlarnip Manure. CHALLENGE Rap© and Grass Manure. The Challenge Manures are fast becoming the favorite manure. THEY ARe¥hE BEST. Our Stock of New '".Season's Seeds Will Arrive Shortly. RAPE SEEIX* TU&NIP SEED. MANGOLD SEED. W. £. Clouston & Co., Limited, MERCHANTS. •; : FARM ; * FOE SALE.: (Estate of .the late Frederick Adams.) IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. CLOSE TO TOWN, A RARE OPPORTUNITY ■. ■ ■-■■■""■'• :'" ' —oi?— . SECURING THE FREEHOLD ";' _—of — ONE OF TPIE BEST FARMS IN THE DISTRICT. SECTO O N 2®, LOWER | Vf&IR&U, ■ -containing 148 ACRES, more or j-: ' '-less.' Substantially fenced,, subdivided into 10 paddocks, four-stall stable, with loft, chaff-room and implement shed, 2 artesian wolls, sheep-yards, etc.; 23 acres sown in oats, balance in -lucerne and grass. This is the farm that has gained such a reputation for growing lucerne and potatoes. App?y to— ADAMS BROS., Executors to the will of the late Frederick Adams. TARANAKI FARMS. • T HAVE received a list of DAIRY -' and OTHER.FARMS situated in the above' Province, any of which may bo purchased on very advantageous terms. Full particulars on application to—