StockrXRIVEU, MACLEAN, AND CO., STOCK SALESMEN, STATION AGENTS, AND WOOL BROKERS High street, JDunkdin, N.Z., Are prepared to make Liberal CASH ADVANCES On every description of BTOCK AND STATION SECURITIES, Also, on the ENSUING CLIP OF WOOL, Whether for SALE in this Market or SHIPMENT. Also, on FAT STOCK For Sale at the Market Yards, STATION STORES Supplied at Lowest Market Rates. STATION ORDERS CASHED. Agents in Uoadon and Liver-1 Messrs Miles, Brothers, and pool J Co. i Messrs King and CunningMessra'R.Goldsbrough and Co. SJSK?.™ 1 *~» Mi!es ■*CoInvercargiU (Messrs Moriaon, Law, and , \ f quires, Wellington ..■-.... Messrs Johnston and Co. Nnnfor i Messrs Watt, Kennedy, MaPier ; \ and Watt Qipp's Land....... Messrs Johnson and Hood WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. TO WOOLGROWERB, AIKROH ANTS AND OTHERS, OF OTAG \ CANTERBURY, AND SOUTHLAND. DRIVER MACLEAN AND CO. beg reapectfuiiy to inform tlie WOOLG-KOVfJJlttf, MJiIUJHANTS, &o. «£ this and the neighbouring Provinces, that on removing to their new and commodious premises in HIGH STREET, have made arrangements for holding during the season a series of AUCTION SALES WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, AND TALLOW. It Is a well-known fact that in all the Woolproducing Colonies of jreat Britain the system of disposing of this staple by public competition has become universal, »nd has proved eminently advantageous, alitie to the buyer and the seller. Nothing can be more desirdbltf than that the •wool-growers ol the extensive district of which .Dunedin is the centre, i-honkl be placed in a position to avail ttiemselves of a mode of sale ■which has been found so useful elsewhere. It is -with the view of meeting a want so generally felt that the undersigned have been induced to devote a large portion of the premises above referred to to the purposes of a WO L aU TIUV MART. It is their intention to conduct, this branch of their business in the same manner a-i it has for years been carried on >-y their friends and agents —^Messrs H Gouldsbohough tz Co., of Melbourne, and by tlier eminent tims in the neighboring colonies of Australia. They have, also, to ensure its efficient management, engaged the services of Mr W. L. Lees, a practi al and expe • rienced Woolßorter, who lnia been several years employed in the sams line by Messrs Goldsbrough and Co. From the arrangements thus completed, the grower, on consigning his Wool to the undersigned, will secure the double advantage of having it placed on view and offered for sale in this market; and in the Ciise of its not being disposed of to meet his views a* to its value, of having it shipped under efficient superintendence, either to Melbourne or Great Britain, or to Great Britain ■vid Melbourne. A furt.ier ami most important advantage wiil be found in t.bn opportunity now v «<Med, for having Wnols properly c-obtbd and *jS..JMIPIED the 3potj as it has been found by experience that Woois irregularly packed never realise their fu'l vaiue. On consigning Wools t > the undersigned, constituents will please to furnish full particulars of their classification, specially distinguishing fleeob Wools from la.mbs; looiw. piuoks, or broken and mixed. This precaution is required by the necessity of selling these different classes of Wool separately. Wools sent to ths undersigned for shipment to Great Britain will, if not specially consigned, be forwarded to their agents—the well known firm MILKS BROS, aud CO., Of London and Liverpool, In whose hands the interests of the consignor will be secure of careful attention. DRIVER, M ACL KAN aud CO., Wool Brokers, and Stock and Station Salesmen, High street, Dunedin. Wool. wool. to the wool-growers, merchants and others of otaqo, canterbury, and southland provinces. RGOLOSBSiOUGH and CO, . Oif Mplbourn3, Beg to inform the W 001-growars. Merchants, and others of the above Provinces, that they have appointed MESSRS. DRiVER, MACLEAN and CO, Of Pnnedin, To act as their Agents for the reception, storage and shipment of all Wool or other Produce intended for sale in the Melbourne market, «r shipment to England. Referring to the above, we are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES On all Wool or other Produce consigned to our friends, Mews H. Goldsbor ■dqii and Co, of Melbourne, which wiil bu ouVrrfU al their regular Sales or shipped to England on awners' account. Shippers can thus av;til themselves of the Duneuin and Melbourne markets whilst their Wools, if not disposed of, will reach the home market as soon and with as little expense as if shipped direct from Ntw Zealand. DRIVER, MACLKACh and CO, , High street. WOOL. WOOL. w.U L. WE, the undersigned, ara now prepared to receive Clips of Wi.ioL for CLASSING and RE ;jAOKINEr, charging Melbourne and Sydney rates. WOOLb consigned to u^ from the out ports, or placed in our bauds by tha consignees for above purpose, we uuderuike to puc lice on board ship, Without any further expense. DRIVER, MACLEAN & CO.. Wool Brokers. Dunedin Wool Stores, Nov. 4, 1864. the
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 912, 22 November 1864, Page 7
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