BTT^TN£ B NOTIOB3 Bentall's €SfisaSF Cawtters snaaE Morse Powers, eiisalvttnifiscQl Steel ISSavh Wire, Fca«ciM£ "Wive awtl J9ian«lavds, Gal^'faaaHseal WSu»© Ketiaiag, Sfreell H&ises f«r B.*satemt Mst^'a'ows, Ploii&lb FitS.fian^ of all MsiafiSs. CUMBERLAND STREET, DUNEDIN. OTAGO WOOL STORES, EATTKAY AND CASTLE STREETS, DUNEDIN. TPBE HEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY JL (LIMITED) deaire to call the attention of WooH-gi'owevs, BTai'mers, asidi otliers To tho facilities which they can offer for the disposal of Stock, Produce, &c, in tho Dunedlu Market, by their REGULAR AUCTION SALES, EXTENSIVE STORAGE ACCOMMODATION, AND CONVENIENT SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS. FAT STOCK is sold by auction at the Burnßide Yarda, near Danedin, on Wednesdays rom 10 4b a.m. ' S I ORB STOCK.— Salea privately or by auction as may be arranged. "WOOL, SBEBPSKINS, B.A.BBITSRINS, HIDBB, TALLOW, &c are disposed of by auction at their Warehouse on Monds.ya, at 2.15 p.m., and Wool during the Season on special days, the Bales bring previously on Bhow on a well-lighted Wool-floor, with amplo convenience for proper inspection by Buyers. GRAlN.— Fortnightly Sales are held at the Company's Stores on Mondays; in aaduion to transactions by ptivate contract. , LAND.— An-angemonts can be made for public auction at any time to suit vendors and Buyers convenience. , _ , _ In all cases tbo produce is carefully inspected and valued by tbe Company 8 Representatives, end every endeavour made to protect constituents' interests. In the event of wool not being sold when offered, it can be nhipped to the London Market at an expense, for warehouse charge, of only One Shilling ger Bale. The position oi the Company as the largest importers of wool, and the personal attention given to every consignment, are sufficient guarantees that Shipper* interests are studied, »nd will nofc be pacrificed. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES are made so Consignors, and every despatch observed n making up Accounn Salb>s and remitting proceeds. Advances aro made also on Stations and 3Tarm Properties, and on growing Clips ot Wool and Graia Crops. MEMORANDUM FOR GUIDANCE OF COUNTRY CONSTITUENTS. EAT STOCK for sale at Bursaalde should be consigned to that Station to the order of the CoKipasiy. WOOL, SKINS, GRAIN, &c. to be offered in the Dunedin Blanket should be consigned to tbo Compatiy's Siding, Dunedin. SSfT A railway Biding tarvamg through Ike Store— its entire length— gtve3 unexcelled facilities Coy unloading and loading trucka with complete protection from the weather. WOOL and olber PRODUCE not to be offered in the local market, but for shipment to London, should be coosigued to Port; Chalmers to the Company's order. In every case it i« htronply recommended that advice, with full particulars, be sent by post to the Company, Dunedin, before or along with the goods, in order that no delay or error m»y occur in taking d-livery. Printed Waybills and Consignment Notea will be sent by return post on application, The New Znaland Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) act aa Agents for Maiden Island Guano — tmiverKftUy acknowledged to be a most valuable fertiliser ; aieo for Huston, Proctor, and Co. 'a celebrated Steam Engines and Agricultural Machinery ; and for the well known M'Cormfck Wire and Twine Reapers and Binders. Any further particulars will be furnished by » DONALD STRONACH, Manager, Ducedin. ■ OFFICES BOND STREET DUNEDIN.
WHY USE POISONOUS SHEEP DIPS ? THE MPROVED GLYCERIIE DIP" ¥©M SMEEF AM© IAMBS. WILL MIX WITH COLD WATER. FTpHIS Non-poisonoua DIP ss a certain preventativ9 and cure §re3l^g||||||p§|is JL of Scab, and fs unrivalled for tha complete deotraciion o CTFTrn -^=r^ ~= — I S=^TiTiT Ticks, Lico, and Parasites of every description infesting tbe 1)1(1 __-JS|j' skin of Sheop, Cattle, and other animals. It has gained the 1 1 l'« r /»lVrFD*Htl'li I' highepfc reputatioo, foe it posaeenes Ihe donblo advantage of simul Wf w* '^tllnfS taneoutly repelling oon'agion and cleansing the skin from filth. tfl^SES^f J| 5 * B©es Wot Bascolonir the Wool. 1$ lnM£ lf^§? ™il!i ® v ao * ii nn J U!f i oU6^y u P° n ne natural Yolk of same, f»ut Feeds Bjf lC^^iJFllJ/ 1 sell the Fleece, vanm ains the natural Lustre, and wonderfully pram \7^r\rS~yMml mo<eß its Gro th. The great risk incum-d by h> Producing "if ll'^^l newly-purcbasecl utock atnoneat; healthy animals already on the I ff^Jii^ni'l 11 As runß may "D 9" D 9 ejir i re^y avoided by dre3Bing them with thia Dip. tj| P^^Ssi I Nip This Din is not a cheap chemical fluii,'hut a bl*nd of inliff^^S^lEJjglli!^ gi'edieut3 (Glycerine beiag one) which all tend to benefit the ||||I|P^ animal and the wool, and these ingredients are mixed by new in |^« g *^ pov/erful steam machinery, bo that; a thorough concisteiicy i« always obtained. Ona dipping with this Dip (in mid fltece) will oave tho great inconvenience of dipping twice, as is tho cane with other Dipa. Sold in Drumn— 201h (2 gallons), sPlb (5 gallons), 1001b (10 gallons), 53 per gallon in single cItUEDC. A considerable reduction made on large quantities for large flocks. Amoatf tha nutcomtia testimonials we have received for this Glycerine Dip, we select the following from Puvvia Russell, Esq., Hawko's Bay, who has used thia Dip annually for. eight years : — Messrs Tosnlinson and Hayward, Tho " Gltcbhine Dip" Manufactory, Lincoln, GENTLEMEy, — I have ranch pleasure in recommending your " Glycerine Dip "to the Flockmasters of NewZeahnd. I have usod ifc myself in t,he Colony, Woburn, Waipukurau, for the lasfe seven ov eight ye arß, wiiere tha beat rocults havo been obtained, and since many use it in to is country I have no hesitation in procouncing it for promoting tho Giowth of Wool, Destroying Ticks, Curing Scab, and improving the general health and condition of the animal, superior to any other application yet discovered. I shall be glnd to hear fchat your Mr Hayward'a visit to the Colony may lead to an extensive use of your " GlyeerSne Dip " throughout New Zealand. I am, dear Sin?, yours respectfully, (Signed) ■ PUEVIS KUSSELL. AGENTS: Ddwbdbs: National Mbrigrgo and Agonpy Company of New Zealand, Donald Reid and Co., .r^r.T^r n *" mfl Gra^ Nimmc and Blair. OAItARO : Connoll and Cbv/os «;ra aui, lea and 'Joke : M«wh M'GiLbm and'cT"" 0 JHVKBOABani^Natioaii Mortgage aad Agonoy Ooinpwiy of Now Zaaland (G. F. Martin, W H iSS U - E o a i? m 2* JN : MeBSl ' S Whstt!n Sbam Broe, and Inatone. ■Wyudham : Jno. Tercpleton and Oo QuEJffiSTow.\ : F. H. DoDiela aud Co. &ANUFACTTTRED AND EXPORTED BY TOMLINgON & MAYWARB, Agricultural Chemists, Lincoln England. 3
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Otago Witness, Issue 1640, 28 April 1883, Page 4
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