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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8538, 19 March 1908, Page 5

WOOL SALES. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.. Ltd., -have received the fallowing cable from, their London office: —Wool Sales.—As compared with last sales closing rates prices are lower by about 7£ to 10 per cent, for merino, and 10 to 15 per cent, lower for crossbreds. Bidding inactive. LONDON QUOTATIONS. (By TOeotrio Telegraph—Copyright.) Per Press Association. (Received March 19th, 11.42 a.m.) LONDON, March 18. The Bank of Australasia's report shows deposits of £15,879,335; cash and securities, £6,433,200; bills, £15,771,653. At the wool sales there is/ fair competition for all sorts at opening rates. At the tallow sales 1020 casks were offered and 579 sold. Prices advanced 6d. GENUINE STOCKTAKING SALE. Jewellery at unprecedented prices. Electro-plate and silver goods by the* world's best makers. Brooches, pendants, etc., in endless variety and artistic design. Easter will soon be> here, and weddings numerous, so you should take advantage of the chance of buying Easter gifts' arid wedding. present* at Richard H. Bright'e Stocktaking Sale.—Advt. THE "HARTNETT" MILKER. Five hundred of these excellent machines have been sold in the Dominion during the past twelve months. Surely no better proof could be given of how fully its claim to superiority has been recognised by dairy farmers. The "Hartnett" is no longer "on trial," but is a thoroughly tried and successful milker—many keen, experienced farmers having used them to their entire satisfaction. Write us for particulars. Read what other farmers say. C. Dehl and Co., Norfth.—Advt.

LONG GLOVE BARGAINS., White. Grey Bea.vp.r- and Black Elbow length GloVes, worth 2s 6d to 2s lid, this week Is lid pair; Silk Mitts in cream, grey, black, elbow length, Is, Is 4d, Is 6d to 2s 6d pair, at the Consolation ~"^ TiaT?air> w ee k . Collinson and Cunninghame, htS?— Advt. ( v College of Millinery and Dressmaking, conducted by Mrs Malcolm Tabor. — The above college is now open for_ the puipose of practical instruction in millinery and drefunaking. Mrs Tabor'e ability as a teacher is well kttqwn, and all pupils can become ..their own milliners and dressmakers in a short time. Hours," 10 to 12,2 to 4, daily, and 7 to 9en Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Ad« drees: Coles' Buildings, the Square. Booms above Mr Perry's, eye specialist. -Advt. READ THIS PARAGRAPH. All the Home steamers that have K arrived in Wellington since Christmas last have brought us new shipments o! crockery. These are now open and, . coming direct from the. potteries; are selling at unheard of prices. Jugs, 1 pint, 6d; lj.- pints, 9d; 2 pints, Is each. Teapots, fancy, 3 cups. Is; 4 cups, Is 6d; 6 cups, 2s each; Pudding Bowls, 3d, 4d, 6d, 9d, and Is. Mixing Bowls, Is, Is 3d, la 6d. Is 9d, 2s 6d each, and hundreds of other lines at equally low pricee.. U.F.C.A. Crockory Department.—Advt..