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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1291, 26 November 1896, Page 4

We invite particulars from parties having same to sell. Buyers should also let us know their wants. SHEEPSKINS AND HIDES —Send your lots to Our "Weekly Sales, Prompt Cash Eeturns, PROPERTY Particulars wanted of good country lands and farms (large and small) as we always have numerous enquiries. Town Property is also wanted. Valuations made of land, buildings, and household furniture. The sale of businesses of every description effected. Partnerships negotiated. Estates managed for absentees. Rents and interest collected. Loans effected. INSURANCE —^ ire and Marine at lowest rates. EY TO LEND from 5 per cent, on freehold security. CONSIGN TO OUR SALES. We have Twenty Years' Experience, and know how to handle, display, value, catalogue and sell to the hest advantage, Sale Days, Season 1896-97: —4th December; 22nd January; 19th February. GUANO —I f y° u wisn to g row Turnips, Carrots, Potatoes, etc., try the effect of our Guano upon your land. Price, £3 per ton. HOIi&JE SAIiKS held Every Saturday. Clydesdale and Carriage Stallions for sale. J STOCK BALS.S held regularly at our various country saleyards. FAT CATTLE—-We can always send you buyers. FAT SHEEP—Send us prices and particulars as we have Northern and Southern buyers. AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AG-TDNTS,

W. CRABTREE & SONS, CITY FOUNDRY, EVA STREET, WELLINGTON. Makers of DAIRY MACHINERY, SAWMILL MACHINERY AND FITTINGSSEND FOR PRICES. Iron and Brass Castings, Wrought Iron Split Pullies, Shaftings, etc. W. CRABTREE AND SONS, CITY FOUNDRY, EVA STREET, WELLINGTON.

THE COLONIAL CONSIGNMENT AND DISTEIBUTING COMPANY, LTD. Head Office: 15, Dowgate Hill, London, E.C. f Company has been formed to take I consignments of refrigerated or other produce, on co-operative principles. By the Articles of Association it is arranged that after paying 7 per cent. Dividend on the Ordinary Shares, 75 per cent. of the surplus profit shall be given to the Consignors. The Company having its own Stores, will quote a consolidated rate for storing and selling. Further information may be obtained on application. •A COMPLEX *IST Ho»sm CATALOGUE 190PMES #$&&«» CONTENTS of ou . ,EVERY PACKET ADORtssICUARANTEED T ;EHORTON*COMPAWf HA3T«J H *l?tftfl The majority of the milk-suppliers, says the Napier Telegraph, propose to form themselves into a limited co-operative association for the purpose of supplying sterilised milk, butter, cream and all dairy produce, ice and cool storage, and have already interviewed Messrs Conroy and Co. with a view of leasing a portion of their central premises near the railway station. The London Times has received and tabulated in all nearly 16,000 reports of this year's crops in England, and the result is that, with the exception of the wheat crop, there is not "a single bright spot in the agricultural history of the season which is now hastening to its close." A first-class judge of fat cattle, who has been attending shows in this and other colonies for 23 years, states that the exhibits of fat stock at the show last week were the best he had ever seen south of the line. Mr A. McHardy, of Hawlce's Bay, the principal prize-taker, sold a number of his exhibits to a Christchurch breeder, and they will be shipped away at once to compete at the Dunedin show.