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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 1453, 17 October 1881, Page 2

Melbourne, Sept. 29th, 1881. Messrs. W. Common & Co., Gisborno, N.Z. Mt Drar Sik,— Enclosed I forward you a few hints and information to guide yon in dealing with this important subject. If you require my services I will run down via Sydney and Auckland to see yon and give you more detailed information. My ohwges for a visit would be £50 to cover ftxpenses, but in the event of doing business with you, the amount would be credited to your account trin us the actual steamer fares. The machinery we mak« is the very bett that in turned out on the Clyde, and I have a 'telegraph code, so that I can put the machinery in hand immediately. Messrs. H. P. Welch & Co., of this city, are agents for Bell-Col«inan, and I expect that business would be done through thorn and their liou«e in London. It would be 8 months at l«a*t before yon would be able to hnve 300 tons of meat ready frozen to place on a Bailing ship. so that it is n»t this year you will be in a position to ship. I hive d"tted down nil the most useful infortna'ion that I could think of to guide you, but you may rely on my seeing all your biuineas promptly carried out by wire and writing from hore. Trusting you will not allow more delay than you can help in replying to my letter, and thanking yon for your communication, I am, my dear sir, yours faithfully. Chas. C. Rvwlins, Consulting Engineer for Victori i and Riverina.