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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6897, 18 June 1892, Page 2

T^TEVV ZEALAND LOAN AND iM MERCANTILE AGENCY COM PAH V, TyrD., WOOL, STOCK, & PRODUCE BROKERS. Capital _ ... - £4,500,000 RBMftVBFUND ... ... £880,000 Hxad Offiob- Portland House, Basioghall Street, EC. Head Office lor New Zealand— Auckland, cbes at Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Rockhampton, and throughout New Zealand. ■fH£ COMPANY grants Loans on Stations, Stock, Growing Clips of Wool, -Drase-seed, Grain, and other Produce, on specially advantageous terms. RECEIVES CONSIGNMENTS of Woolb, Skins, Tallow, and Produce of every kind, for Bale in New Zealand, Australian, and London markets, and underakea the sale of Properties in all parts of,tho Colonies. Account Sales rendered, and proceeds are remitted frith the utmost regularity and promptitude. ON OERTAKES 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, Eaßt Indian, and American Goods ob the most favort lie terms. FOE SALE. MTOOLPACKS, Cornsacks, Fencing Wire (Plain and »" Barb), and all Station Requiaitey, at Lowest Current Prices. SEED & FEED OATS, Cape aud Chevalier Barley, Maize, Ctushed Horse Beans. GRASS SEEDS — Poverty Bay Rye Grass, Cocksfoot Prairie, Tall Fescue, Local and English White Clover, Cowurass, Crested Dogatail, Meadow Fescue, Lucerne. /BARTER'S TURNIP SEEDS (just arrived, ex Orari) V-< — Purple Top Ye ; low Absrdeen, Devon Greystone, Green Top Yellow Aberdeen, Fosterton Hybrid, Imperial Green Globe, Purple Top Mammoth, Broad Essex Rape. AGENTS FOR— The New Zealan Shipping Company, Limited Kujtfon. Proetoran.l Co. 'B Steam hu^ine, aud Combined Finishing and Threshing Machines Graham &Co.'s(Canterbury) Permanent Foof -ret Cure. A certain care. Recommended by local Sheep Fanners who have used it. Costs only id per heatl Lwmey'B Patent Cotton Belting. ©•odey's Anthelmintic.for the Cure of ringworm and Internal Parasitic Disease in Sheep, Lambs, and Calves. Mr McDonald, Manager Tokomaru Station, writes :—" The 2600 Lambg I drenched have improved wonderf ullj . and very few of them have di 1 d since drenching. I would strongly advise Sheepfarmers, whose young Sheep are troubled with Luugworm, tc give the Anthelmintic a trial." MACHINERY. MoCormick's Celebrated Harvesting Machinery Reapers and Binders No. 8 Steel Mower (4 feet 3 inch cut) Big A „ (4 feet 6 inch cut) SHEEP DIPS KEPT IN STOCK. The Manufactures of R< id and Gray can be procured ou tlie shortest notice, and their plough fittings are •lwayß kept in stock. P and D. Duncan, Booth McDonald and Co. s, and ftll English and Colonial Machinery ordered from Catalogue and obtained on shortest notice, homaa' Carboliaed Dip, lOd per lb; standard price, In Cooper's Oio, 70s per case (1000 gallons) Owen's New Zealand Dip, 45s per 1000 gallons. A New Ze^lanf imde Dip, highly recommended by well-known flock mast rs Arsenic, Sulphur, and Soda Crystals STOCK SALES negotiated Privately or by Auction, Northern RoUVr Milling Company's Champion & Housewife's Pride Fl.»ur. Puriri & Totara Fencing Posts Jn any quantity, JOHN W. BRIGHT, Agent. THOS. ADAMS. IN addition to my usual MONTHLY SUPPLY of New BookSi Journals, Magazines, Etc., By Direct Steamer from London', I have received a very large and choice assortment of New Music, Consisting of JUDES' FAVORITE SONGS NEW DANCE MUSIC WICKINS' PIANOFORTE LITERATURE GROSVENOR & VIOLIN ALBUMS (All Numbers). OEMS FOR LITTLE PLA YERS. Herzs, Hemy's, Hamilton's, Kerr's, Czemy's Exercises and Tutors, etc. ACCORDEONS, CONCERTINAS, BRASS WHISTLES, VIOLINS, STRINGS RESIN, Etc. THOS. ADAMS, Gladstone Roac". 54 PIANOFORTE TUNING TESTIMONIALS FROM LOCAL BUYERS. Gisborne, 'March 15, 1892. W. H. Webbe, Esq. : Dear Sir,— The "Bell Cabinet Grand" supplied to order is a magnificent instrument, with an exceptionally full and mellow tone and we are more than satisfied. — Yours faithfully, t poRTERj | Lieutenant-Colonel. The College House, Gisborne, March 5, 1892. W. H. Webbe, Esq. : Dear Sir,— The " Eavestaff Piano ' which you supplied to us gives us the greatest satisfaction. In tone it is rich and even, and such changes of temperature as we have here *° "° l gee T E RBEBTW. a wi y LUAS'sf' " October 26, 1891. I have used "Haake'a Jubilee Model Pianos," and I think for lightness of touch and clearnesa of <™*g™£*^> Williamson's Juvenile Opera Co. THE LONDON AND BERLIN PIANO COMPANY^ckla^.^^ Manager J». DAVIES . ... Agent