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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6293, 13 February 1892, Page 2

Special Advertisements. "VTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND •*-* MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd., OOL, STOCK, & PRODUCE BROKERS. ital ~ ... _ £1,500,000 IRVB Fund „. „, £310,000 Hbad Ofpicb- Portland House, Basinghall Street, E.C. Head Office for New Zealand— Auckland, ches at Adelaide, M* 'bourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Rockhampton, and tiuoughout New Zealand. THE COMPANY grants Loans on Stations, Stock, Growing Clips of Wool, •Irass-seed, Grain, and other Produce, on specially advantageous terms. RECEIVES CONSIGNMENTS of Wools, Skina, Talidw, and Produce of every kind, for sale id New ZeaIftml, Australian, and London market?, and underakes the sale of Properties in all parts of the Colonies. Account Sales rendered, and proceeds are remitted with the utmost rejrularity and promptitude. UNDERTAKES AGENCY BUSINESS for absentee Proprietors. Makes a specialty of the Frozen Meat Trade, and undertakes all agency work connected herewith. INDENTS UNDERTAKEN for British, Continental, Bast Indian, and American Goods on the most favorable terms. ; FOR SALE. TyOOLPACKS, Coriuncke, Fencing Wire (Plan and " Barb), and all Station Requisites, at Lowest Current Prices. SEED & FEED OATS, Cape aud Chevalier Barley, Maize, Crushed Horse Beans. GKASS SEEDS— Poverty Bay Rye Grass, Cocksfoot Prairie, Tall Fescue, Local and English White Clover, Cowgrass, Crested Dogstail, Meadow Fe=cue, Lucerne. BARTER'S TURNIP SEEDS (just arrived, ex Orari) *-' —Purple Top Ye'law Absrdeen, Devon Greyetone, Green Top Yellow Aberdeen, Fosterton Hybrid, Impexiai Green Globe, Purple Top Mammoth, Broad Essex Rape. AGENTS FOR— he New Zealai Shipping Company, Limited Huston. Proct >r.iml Co.'s Steam hniine, and Combined Finishing and Threshing Machines Graham & Co.'s (Canterbury) Permanent Foot-rot Cure. A certain cure. Recommended by local Sheep Farmers who have used it. Costs only id per head Larney's Patent Cotton Belting. Gandey's Anthelmintic.for the Cure of JVingworm and Internal Parasitic Disease in Sheep, Lambs, and Cahes. Mr McDonald, Minagur Tokomaru Station, write*:— ''The 2600 Lambs I drenched have improved wonderfully , and very few of them have di d since drenching. 1 would strongly advise Slieepfarmcri), whose youn^ Sheep arc troubled with Lungwonn, tc give the Aiitlieliniiitic a trial." MACHINERY. McCormick's Celebrated Harvesting Machinery Reapers and Binders No. 3 Steel Mower (4 feet 3 inch cut) Big! „ (4 feet 6 inch cut) SHEEP DIPS KEPT IN STOCK. The Manufactures of Rf id and Gray can bo procurod on the Bhortest notice, and their plough fittings are Always kept in stock. P. and D. Dincan, Rooth McDonald and Co.'s, and | all English and Colonial Machinery ordered from Catalogue and obtained ou shortest notice. liomas' Carbolised Dip, 10d per Ib ; standard price, Is Coopcr'a Oio, 70s per case (1000 gallons) Owen's New Zealand Dip, 45s per 1000 gallons. A NcwZclan^ made Dip, highly recommended by well-known flock mast rs Arsenic, Sulphur, and Soda Crystals Northern Roller Milling Company's Champion & Housewife's Pride Flour. Puriri & Totara Fencing 1 Posts in any quantity. STOCK SALES negotiated Privately or by Auction • JOHN W. BRIGHT, Agent. ' NOTICE. TO PROPERTY OWNERS. OWNERS of SHEEP RUNS and LANDED PROPERTY wishing to realise are desired to communicate with us and forward full particulars of their property, price, etc. During the past few years, through our agency, a number of Capitalists have been introduced to POVERTY BAY and have invested considerable sums in the District, and at the present time we have enquirers SEEKING INVESTMENTS. Terms of Commission forwarded upon application. No charge made unless sale effected. All communications treated with discreet privacy. C B. HOADLEY & CO , LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, NAPIER. Farmers' Co-operative Association HAVE much pleasure in again tendering to their Customers and the Public generally sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage they have been favored with, thereby enabling them to do a much larger business this yeir than in the previous one. A CONSIGNMENT OF 150 CASES OF GROCERIES has been received, and all are Invited to call and Inspect the Stock. Owing to the large increase of Trade, we are prepared to SELL ALL GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, FOR CASH ONLY. As our Stock is Large, Fresh, and WellSelected, customers may rely on every article offered being of the Best V«lue Obtainable. Indian, China, Ceylon, Oregg & Co.'s, Empire Co. 'a, and Nelson, Moute & C'o.'s XEAJ3 always in Stock. J, LEWIS, Manager.