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Otago Witness, Issue 1581, 11 March 1882, Page 4

READY-MONEY RIGHAPS 1> \T T> -280 cases of General ,I > TIT J> , 9^ t l mti \^° mp ft^ t K # M.±V# Drapery and Men's it.IVJUJtW |rf»*f. 2 %1* <**** had BaSfOMbtatmtufi be cleared out. ! Bargains m Oaiico ; Double , width Calico. * . , ; Sheeting, 6£d." " t RIVT R - 2^[^ °* D»P«y jy A/r t> -1000 yards White Plan#lvJL« ■» • must be cleared out. 'Jtv^ixL^XV* neb, ,B|d 5 Great BarJ 1 |«ttiu« in Shirtiugß-^large variety I Bargains in Rm If T) MTJST clear out to make Towels. OJ3X # X\/a room for shipments ■ jutl arriving. ' " . T> ~\Jf "O —200 yards all Silk Sash . — . ■—— JLt«IVJ.«Xi« Ribbons, 6in. wide, Is T> H/T T> - 1000 Ladieß> and Chil yard> B * r «* iM m F f iuin e 8 « Jt\, # j3j[ # _t\;» dren's Unttimmed Hats, : ~ 3d, 6d, 9d 5 Sailora' (strong) Hats, 9<l. • ' T> "H/T T> • — 1000 Ladies' Silk _ _ — ii»IVJL»XV» Scarves, 6d each. T> li/l "D -600 pairs Pompadour Bargains in new L^ces and Trimmings. X\/»J3jL«JLI'« Corsets (new shape*), — l*lld Bartittiiiß Trimmed Hata aud Bonnets. T> \M~ f> —300 Ladies' Umbrellas * 1_ : H»M«JCit and Sunshadeß, :ls-9d, „._,, 2s 3d, 2s 9d j large variety better goods. Bar-R-myr X> — 430 Ladies' Chemises, aa in prices. • iVl.li. 1« 6d; Drawers, Is d * V 3380 Might itressei., 2s 6d-good quality. -_^ Vf "P ~ 400 Joß ephine Kid '■ — : Jt\;#iTjL«X\;» Gloves, Is; Lisle RTI/r T> — 85 ° y arda Dress Lustre, Gloves, 3 for 1b;- great bargains Hosiery— • 1V1«XV« 4f.l ; Double ■ width large variety. ( ;<»Bnaiereß, Is 8d ; Good Black Persian Cord, : 1» * -xS It /f T> — 300 Men's Black and — " ' Xi» iyj.» AY« v Tweed Paget Coats, 12s R~\/f T> —3500 yards Good Stout 6d : Boys' and Youths' Suits —bargain prices. •IVJUJti* Cretonnes, 2JI j : Uxotohet Aiitim.ikcasßars, UJd ; New Oatmeal -m-w -\m -r% —200 Men's Soft Felt Prints, BJ4 . JK/.JjliJti* .'Hate, "2*9(l. RICHARDS & CO., Adjoining the Royal George Hotel, GIOROB BIBUI, DtTKKDIK. I\ew Agricultural Seeds* New Vegetable Seeds. NSW FLOWER SEEDS. 'NIMMO AND BLAIR Have pleasure In intimating to Florists that they oan be supplied with NEW SEEDS of Bent Stooka and Strain*, they having imported. an extensive aMortmentfrom ■ first-class home, N. &B, have ao old stook, and nave every oonfldenoe in recommending this new importation. r - , \ ' .• ■ Seeing that pnrohaaers oan be found for FOUL SEEDS because low priced, ' KFlmmo and Blair Would draw attention to the faot that this is a very false economy, and that having added to their grass-seed cleaning plant they ' are prepared to olean parcels for Agriculturalist* at a very moderate irate. Something like lOd per bushel will olean atd oQTry Grau seed for say 100 miles to and from Dunedin. " ' NIMMO AND BLAIH' are Agents for- . :>! > ; Mliohcll'sißroadoMt Seed Sowing Maohines. It is *n aoknowledged faot that Jthes maobjiftiMi s«on-_reocu^:the cost, through the wonderful saving of seed. , * ''"Wi!si : .^ijlS^«ni W» Double-furrow Ploughs-cheap. . " IMrummotiijf Seed Cle^g^Maohlneß. ? f . -■• Bonp^p^^elN^rtery. '"/',', FOR SALfeaookSalii Iron Tanks, Sheep Note, Corniacks, Rye, Rape, Tares, fhosphortu and Oil of Sodium, Fencing Wire, Potato-digging maohint, Fanners. • KI.'^M.Q AND BLAXB, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,* [ '\\ - * „ DUNEpiN. OTA GO WOOL S TOR ES, RATTRAY AND OASTLE STREETS, DUNEDIN, THE ' •: ' NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LIMITED, ; Desire to oall the attention of WOOL GROWERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS To the facilities whioh they oan offer for the disposal of Stock, Produce, &o, In the Dunedin Market, by their RE G t-L AR AUCTION SALES EXTENSIVE STORAGE ACCOMMODATION, AND CONVENIENT SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS. FAT STOCK is sold by auction at the Burnside| Yards, near Danedln, on Wednesdays, from 10.45 a.m. STOKE STOCK.— Sales privately or by auotioa as may be arranged. WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, RABBITSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, &o. are disposed of by auction at their Warehouse on Mondays, at 2.15 p.m., and WOOL during the Season on speoial days, .the Bales being previously on show on a welMighted Woolfloor, with ample convenience for Proper Inspection by Buyers. GRAIN. — Periodical Sales are held at the.Company's Stores in addition to tranaaotlonß by private contract. LAND.— Arrangements oan be made for public auction «t any time to suit Vendors' and Buyers' convenience. In all oaseß the produoe Is oarefully inspected and valued by the Company's ■Representatives, and every endeavour made to protect Constituents* interests. £1 the event of wool not being sold when offered, it o«n be shipped to the London Market at an expense, for warehouse oharge, of only One Shilling per Bale. The position of the Company as the largest importers of wool to the Home 'Market, and the personal attention given to every consignment, are sufficient guarantee that Shippers' interests are studied and will not be sacrificed. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES are made to Consignors, and every despatch observed in making up Account-Sales and remitting proceeds. ADVANCES are made also on Stations and Farm Properties, and on growing Clips of Wool, and Grain Crops. MEMORANDUM FOR GUIDANCE OF COUNTRY CONSTITUENTS. FAT STOCK for sale at Burnside Bhould be consigned to that Station to the order of the Company. WOOL, SKINS, GRAIN, &o. to be offered in the Dunedin M vket Bbould be oonsigned to the Company's Siding, Dunedin. \• A railway siding running through the Store— lts entire length— gives unexcelled facilities for unloading and loading trucks with complete protection from the weather. WOOL AND OTHER PRODUOE not to be offered in the looal market, but for shipment to London, should be oonsigned to Port Chalmers to the.Company's order. In every case it is strongly recommended that advice, with full particulars, be Bent by post to the Company, Dunedin, before or along with the goods, in order that no delay or error may ooour in taking delivery. Printed Waybills, Consignment JNotes, or Sample Bags will be sent by return post on Application. WOOL PACKS and CORN SACKS supplied, at lowest market rates. The New Zealand Loan and Meronntile Agenoy Company, Limited, aot as Agents for MALDEN ISLAND GUANO— univerually acknowledged to be a most valuable fertiliser Any further particulars will be furnished by DONALD STKONAOH, Manager, Punedin. 9o OFFICES ; BOND STREET, DUNEDIN,