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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9333, 6 October 1910, Page 2

■! SHEAKINfi SEASOK. i To Mr Woolgrower. i ' ■..■•.•'• IP jou -want yotir wool classed and have not enough to induce an. experienced classer to go to you, send your whole clip—no matter how ' wall nor how large—to H. MOFFATT AND CO., Longburn, where you will get it classed by a thorough competent classer, who knowe exactly ihm requirements of the Home trade, and your wool will go on the market in each a way as to command its full value. ■; You know you have an awful job trying to get competent claesere, ! a*d rery often have to put up with inexperienced men, and that means a peer price for your wool, and a big lops to you. So, to save yourselves all titrable, worry and lose through inexperienced men, we undertake to put I y*ir dip on the market to the best advantage to yourselves, and what we undertake, we do. ','.-, ' - V ' i All you have to do when your sheep are shorn is to consign your wool ' to Uβ. We take delivery at Railway Station, Longburn, class it, jmd if , amewary re-condition it, and put on trucks again and consign wherever want it. . ..:''.■ ~ , „ Don't worry any more about classers, just consign to us, and we do all ifce reet. For all particulars write to or call on Messrs H. MOFFATT & Co., FELLMOMEKS AND WOOL SCOUJREfiS, " ' CASH BTOEBB OF Skins, Hides, Tallow, Etc. I LONGBXJBM. PIAIPQS . . PIANOS. Piano Co, Ltd. (NEXT "STANDARD" OFFICE), ' TBE. SQUARE. PIANOS EASY TERMS. A. fl. LIGHT - - Local Manager To Mr LESLIE McMIM, MONUMENTAL SCULPTOR, PALMERSTON NORTH. Dear sir,—"We have great pleasure in expressing our complete eatisfac tion with the manner in which you have executed a headstone to th< memory of our late parents, MR and MRS LUKE WARD. The inscriptioi is very nicely cut, and good taste has been displayed in the work altogether our wishes having been carried out even more carefully than we anticipated with the result that we are more than pleased with the finish and execu tipn of the order, and with the moderate pripe charged. We remain, Yours faithfully, < FAMILY OF THE LATE MR AND MRS LUKE WARD Palmerston North, August 3rd, 1910. .

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CHEAP MANUBBS of High Manuring Value. ! Boot Manure £5 per ton on trucks at Longburn. l Bone Meal (pure), £7 per ton on • tricks at Longbarn.