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Otago Witness, Volume 26, Issue 1705, 26 July 1884, Page 4

" BUSINESS ITOftOßty' HE BRITISH AND NEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). FROZEN KIEAT. The Company have made special arrangements for the Storage and ' Sale of Frosssn Moat in the London market, and are prepared to tttlb charge of j and inalpe advances upon, OoeB?gnmento placed in ihSSr hancta. HE BRITISH AND NeW ZEALAND MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) lI.WE FOR SAL.E: Fencing Material. Teas, Sogars, and General Groceries.. Knight-Bevan and Sturge'u Cement Glover Beads. CrLss' Dlaeolved Peruvian Gnano. MARSHALL, SONS, & CO.'S ■ PKIZE JfIACHINEIrtT Portable Eogi:ie«, 3 to 16 b.p. Traction Ei winrs Vertical EnsMcea ftnd Boilers Horizontal Fixed Engines,' Colonial Threshing Machines with drums, gft, 3ft 6in, 4ft, 4't Sin, and sft. Ordera for abova for dilivery for season 1885 now being rtceivec 1 . SAW BENCHES. PumpiDg and WiudiDK Machinery, &c., Ac. BentaU'a Ghkff Outiera, Turnip S'icern and Pulpere, Ilor<<o Gears. o«»i Oat Bruisers, Riohufdson's Grasp-soed D/eseins; Machines and Winnowers, Ssmuelson'a Reapers and Binders, Twine, Oils, &c. THE BRITISH~~AND NFW ZEAI,AND MORTGAGE AGENCY COMPANY. (LIMITED). Stores : Walker street, Dunedin. 5»? HE BRITISH AND NEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) (Late Cakgi£ls, Gibbs, and Co.), ' Princes street, Dnnedin ; Don street, Invercargill ; and Tyne street, Oamaru. Capital ... , ... £600,000 Issued and subscribed... - 300,000 Managing Director (London) : H. J. Gibbs, Esq. Obainnan of Board in New Zealand z E. B. Cabgua, EsqGeneral Manager (New Zealand) : Geo. Joaohih, E?q. Manager in Duaedin : H. Rose, E^q. . . Manager in Invercargill : John O. Mf Abdell, Esq, Manager in Oamaru : A. B. Booth, Esq. Stations, Farms, and Other Properties. The Company makes ADVANCES on Free hold and Leasehold Property, Growing Clips of Wool and Grain, Crops standing, or in stock or store.' Wool, Skins, Hides, Grain, Ac. The Company makes LIBERAL ADVANCES on all sorta of Prsdace, and accepts the Consignment of the same for. Sale in the London or other foreign markets at Lowest Rates" of Commission. Having excellent facilities for shipment at cheapest rates of freight and moat convenient storage • accommoda* tion at Port Chalmers, the Company can offer exceptional advantages to Runholdero, Farmers, I and others who may entrust Produce to thoir care. The Company aloo accepts the Consignment of Produce for Sale in t'rxi local markets (mak. ing cash advances if required) either privately or by auction, and constituents may rely upon having tbe most careful attention paid to their intare*tß, and receiving prompt aocount sales. The Company has the fnll«»fc Btoraga accommodation at Dunedin, Invercargill, ' and Oamatu for Produce to be sold in the markets. N.B.— Produce for shipment should be addressed to tha Company at Port Chalmers; Produce for immediate sale, to the Company at Dunedin ; and for storage, to CargiU'l Siding, Dunedin. FAT ANI» S^OKS STOCK, •The Company aello privately or by auction, as may be desired, rendering account sales with the greatest promptitude. N.B.— Stock for sale at the Bunwide Yarda should be consigned there to the order of the Company. The Company undertakes every description of Agency Business, including the management of estates or properties, and the investment of money for absentee proprietors and investor*, and cau offer special facilities for negotiation, of loans or other financial business for muniol : pal and other public bodies. General Merchandise, Stores, Fencing Material, Woolpacks, Cornsacks, Sheep-dip, Seeds of all sorts. Cement, &c, Ace. The Company has always on hand full stocki of every variety of Meroh&ndlM for mla at COMPOUND For corrugated iron OXIDE & MINIUM Roofs, Drays, Waggons gjj. - M«B«n Fencing, Sheep-mark Vi B B IhTORI !! n £* a a^ wo °d or Ural 111 B iro P wort which ro t IT II I lei 1 quires a lasting and H JaIIH I ■ weather-resisting paint. ■ «••■■ m j The Manufacturer* confidently recommend this Paint as the best yet discovered for tbe above purpose. Two or three coats will effectually prevent the mating and decay of Corrugated Iron. The paint has extraordinary opaoity or covering power, and being very low priced, is one of the cheapest paints in the world. One gallon, costing 6s 6d, will paint on Corrugated Iron 112 yards one coat. Ordinary paint to cover the same surface in aa solid a manner would cost four or five times that buud. The paint is of a rich ooffee brown colour, dries in 12 hours, and in a few days attains a hard and enamelled- like surface. It requires no skilled labour for application, and is mixed ready for nee. To b« had through all Merchants, or from the Sole Agents ; SMITE & SMITH, Danedln. 191*