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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXII, Issue 243, 15 October 1888, Page 4

Wool 9 Flax, Butter, &c. "i _ _____ ~ nHHE Undersigned are prepared as ■* JL usual to make Liberal Advances on WOOL, FLAX, BUTTER, and OTHKR PR DUCE sent through them for SAL ft in LONDON. As consignments go to OUR Own Firm iv London, and will have the care and at ention of Mr Alexander Sclandebs, Produce has a good chance of favorable realisation ; at all events, Clients may rest assured that their interests will be protected in every possible way. Space hag been engaged for Butter in the steamers eailing in October, November, and December, and anyone desiring to ship, will please let us know early, and are requested to put up their Butter in the most approved - way, in uniform sized Firkin? or Kegs, with palvanized iron hoops, stensil marked Brand, with words — "Puke Butter." No Commission, Interest, or Exchange is charged by us here on Advances. Sclanders & Co. 6015— t0 Wool Season. TH E NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Limited, make LIBERAL ADVANCES on WOOL and other Produce consigned to their care for shipment to London, or fo. sale in the. Colonies. Rrgular Wool Sales are held during the entire Season at all the Chief Centre 3 in New Zealand and Australia, thus giving the Wool grower the benefit of a large choice of markets. The enormous amount of Wool handled annually by the Company clearly proves the confidence with which the public regard the management of this branch of its busiress. It may not be generally known that while the Company possesses exceptional facilities for the disposal of every sort of Produce, it makes no ventures on its own account, but buys nnd sells solely on commission. Woolpacks, Cornsacka, and Twine always on hand at lowest current prices. Offices : — TrafalgaroStreet (next Bank of New Zealand. — t c I j. T. Bowden & Co,, ORIGINATORS SAMPLE P&CKET r^\ ROCERY SYSTEM! Groat Success ! Great Success ! JliirSaving of 25 f> cent, to Customers ! . ALL GOODS GUARANTEED ! TERMSjOASH. Handbills nnd all intormation upon application at the Co-operative Store, TRAFALGAR STREET, —t c r&.« Jt • S\) Autfiorisod SUKVRYOIt 8653-tc and VALUATOR, MO i'UEKA. WANTED AT ONCE. Kf\£\ Pair FOWLS. Albo, for SALE, *J\J\J Good PRIMB BACON and HAMS de!iTero(3 to auy part of the Town. Also, OATS and SEED BARLEY, and POTATOES. Apply to H. A. DANIBLL, 5082— t c Brighiwater. NOTI O E S ALL ACCOUNTS OVERDUE, if not Arranged for or Settlori before the 21st day of October, will be SUED FOR without further notice, A. DANIRF L, 5083— t c Brjghtfvater. PRIME DAIRY-FED Bacon* A h¥ SIDES Medium-sized BACON rk 4 33 HAMS. 60 Sacks Superior Table POTATOES. 5063- to T. R. HODDER & CO. Wanted Immediately. i on paii?s fowls - -100 Pairs DUCKS. T. R. HODDER & CO., 5061— fee Richmondmo LET.--THE PREMISES in Hardy-et, A adjoining the Institute, lately occupied by Mb. EDWARDS, Cordial Manufacturer. 1246— t0 F. TRASK. To Let ~~ SHOP and DWELLING in the rising township of Takaka, with Quarter Aore Land and Stable. , For particulars apply to JAMES REILLY, Telegraph Hotel, 3068— 2 m Takaka. To Let. A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP and TOOLS. A For a compotent Tradesman there is [ a good pening. For further particulars apply to the Owner, HENRY BROUGHAM, 5016— t o Lower Moufcere, J FAMILY GROCER, jj AND C PROVISION MERCHANT, J BRIDGE STREET. ~~ J G GOODS DELIVERED DAILY P ! to any part ofj si the Town or The Port. b( ]