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Business Notices J& W. S TE WART Coachbuilders. Of Stafford street Have removed to their new premises, GREAT KING STREET, Nearly opposite Bacon's stables, FOR SALE, Single and Double Buggies Waggonetts Pony Phaetons Station and Express Waggons. \ Also, Made to order, every description of Hose Reels, Hook and Ladder Carriages, Brigade Plant, he. 6m MONEY to LEND at Current Bates, in earns to suit borrowers. T. OHEYNE FARNIE, Solicitor, Princes street. Boots. QSoots. Boots. Tj^ L~ O F T, PRACTICAL BOOT MANUFACTURER and • IMPORTER, 9, 10, .11, and 12, Arcade, Dunediu. Established 1873. AH Coloniai goods made on premises. 26d W « OL! WOOI,! TO SHEEP-FARMERS AND OTHERS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. beg to unn#unce that having just completed the erection of Commodious and Properly lighted Show-Rooms, they are iv a position to EXHIBIT EVERY BALE OF WOOL entrusted to them for sale to the VERY BEST POSSIBLE ADVANTAGE. Each lot is valued prior to sale, and tho seller's interests are most carefully studied. Our business being strictly that of Scllißig Brokers Only, and our long experience in the wool-trade, extending close upon A QUARTER OF A CENTURY, hhouldbe a sufficient guarantee of this. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES nm v where requirod. PUBLIC AUCTION SALES neld fortjisghtly throughout the season, commencing on DECEMBER 30. NET PROCEEDS, due seven days after sale, remitted with the utmost promptitude. UNSOLD CLIPS ; Where prices offeyed do not reach owner's expectations, only Is per bale is charged for offering, receiving, and delivering at wharf or railway. LONDON MARKET. Consignments received for shipment to our London Agents, and full cash advances -made against the same. RATES OF COMMISSION. For clips exceeding £200 in value only 1 h per cent is charged, under that amount 2h per cent. ADVICE NOTES: Consignors are requested to advise us, wtth : full particulars, when forwarding their clips, — { stating afc the same time what reserve, if any, i they place upon them. • j . Dunedin, December 10, 1885. 12 j

DIPPING SEASON 1886. "LINCOLN iHEEP DIP." (POISONOUS.) (NON-POISONOUS.) (Will mix with Cold Water and not Discolour the Wool. THEY ABB J^^^^^^^~ -l — -y^ AND ALL Certain Killers oJr^|S j^^^C^f^^^^^?f^J^ I»ABtASITES THEIR EGGS; h^W^tM^ SKINS ° f SHEEP THEIR OVA; CATTL.E. The " GLYCERINE " is acknowledged to be the best Dip ever introduced for wool growing purposes, whilst the "LINCOLN," is the most durable in the wool, and will keep the Sheop clean longer than any other Dip has yet attained. It is specially recommended for lousy long-woolled Sheep. The two mixed together at the time of dipping make a " perfect dip," combining the highly nutritious and stimulating properties of the " Glycerine " and the extraordinarily lasting powers of the Lincoln," and will keep the Sheep clean to clip day if used according to directions. Sold in strong Iron Drums (which are free) of 201bs, 501bs, and lOOlbs each. Price 4s per Gallon for quantity (lOlbs to Gallon), a great reduction on orders for large quantities for large flocks, when 1000 Gallons of Liquid can be made for £3 10s. »- The undermentioned Agents will be pleased to supply Catalogues, Price Lists, &c. DEPOT AGENTS : THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, DUNEDIN. AGENTS AT DUNEDIN.— New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company ; Donald Reid and Co ; Reid and Gkay ; Nimmo and Blair. MILTON.-J. Duthik OUTRAM.-W. Snow. BALCLUTHA.— Mr Sinclair Wright.