NEW ZFALAND 11 LOAMERCANTILI El , AGENCY CORHOTj^JD^ Wo are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCE Against Ensuing Wool Clips, Stock, at T Produce (if all kinds placed in our Imm for sulo in cither tlie Colonial or Hon Markets. AUCTION SALES of STOCK hel go Monthly at Maluwhero Yards. WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, Etc., Period cally at our Warehouse. CLEARING & LAND SALES conducted Sole Agents throughout Nev Zealand for WALTER A. WOOD TTARVESTING TiTACHINERY .8 HAY RAKES, HAY TEDDERS. Also, — Farmers' Favorito Drill. Largo Stock nf EXTRAS will be kept Farmers will kindly Bonk Orders fo Machines EARLY, to avoid disappoint ment. FOR SALE. ,1 HTNARPAULINS (all sizes), BINDEI v 1 TWINE ENGINE & MACHINE OILS. 0 JUTEGOODS--9 T ARGE Shipments arriving shortly 0 Woolpacics Vo nsneks Twine. Prices on application. FENCING MATERIAL '• — WlßE— Plain,|Gftlvanised and Barb STAPLES POSTS— Puriri and Tot»ra STRAINERS. GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON NAILS AND STATION REQUISITES OF ALL KINDS IN STOCK, WOOLPRESSES. nPAYLOK AND BREMNBR'S CELE- • X BRATED PRESSES. Sample on view. A hiqhly-reeommended ) Press for large or small clips. SEEDS. Large Stocks of—. COCKSFOOT POVERTY BAY AND ITALIAN RYEGRASS. iIMPORTED CLOVERS TURNIP &RAPE,,MEADOW FOXTAIL CRESTED DOt,STAIL GOOD SECONDS for Surface Sowing. 1 [Inspection of Samples Invited. ImplementsT /COLONIAL & ENGLISH MAKERS \J CATALOGUES ON VIEW,', And Orders executed at Shortest Notice. John W. Bright, Manager and Auctioneer. 395 C. D. DENNETT. [W. O. SHERIUTX. BENNETT AND SHERRATT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS, , INSURANCE, SHIPPING, STOCK AND STATION AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, &c, &c. Are prepared to Receive, Dump and Ship WOOL at LOW RATES to England and elsewhere. s LIVE STOCK SALES held Monthly. WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, &v., Periodically. FOIfsALE At the Lowest PricesPrime TABLE POTATOES VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS Prime Canterbury CHAFF ' Canterbury and Local HAMS & BACON ' Arthur Nathan's RELIABLE and the ) Famous SURATURX TEAS FLOUR, SUGAR, KEROSENE, SOAP FENCING WIRE, STAPLES, AXES WOOLPACKS & SHEARING REQUIi SITES, &c, &c. AGENCIES. Royal Exchange Insurance Co. (Fire and Marine) ' Scottish Metropolitan Accident Assurance 3 Co. i Thompson and Co.'s Celebrated Aerated , Waters and Cordials Live Stock and General Insurance Co. : Harra way's Oatmeal 5 Shacklock's "Orion" Ranges r Arthur Nathan's Reliable Teas Suratura Teas (Ceylon) " Peerless " Flour 3 Reid and Gray "\ P. and D. Duncan (_ Agricultural Booth, McDonald and Co. j Implements, 5 Andrews and Beavcn J , j '' D. M^EE. FOR SALE, at Lowest Currcnl Prices :— SEED POTATOES. 110 sacks Small Seed Dcrwent Potatoes, SEED OATS n 50 sacks Seed Danish 50sacksSparro\vbill! i SO sacks Tartars 50 sacks Duns FULL STOCKS OF "■ Fresh Oatmeal, Oatina, Bran, Pollard Crushed Oats, Maize and Beans, Linseed Wheat, Barley, Baled Hay, New Season 1 : Hams and Bacon, Lard, Butter in boxes Vegetable and Garden Seeds, etc., etc. r GENERAL MERCHANDISE, c *2T As I import direct lamin a positioi to supply settlers and others with Stores ir - bulk as Cheaply as any house in Gisborne ■ g such as— (. Boxes of Tea Kerosene s Boxes of Candles Flour and Sugar Boxes of Soap by the bag or toi Etc., Etc., Etc. Best quality of goods ou'y kept. Garden Manure Onion Manure Guano Superphosphate IRONMONGERY. w Spades, Axes Tubs, Washboard 1, Corrugated Iron Fencing Wire, etc i, PRODUCE. "' 110 sacks Table Potatoes 350 sacks Prime Canterbury O.S. Chaff ~. 14 gunnies Onions 10 sacks Horse Carrots 1500 Mutton Birds (cooked and uncooked) , Lot of locally - made BASKETWARK Cheap, to clear, consisting of bakers 1 butchers' and clothes baskets, also Chairs Consignments of fruit, farm and dair; produce sold by auction every Friday a !i p.m. Entries invitod. Cash buyer of grain, hides, sheepskins tallow, etc. D. M. ORR. s WHAT SHALL WE DRINK? Now, there are drinks and drinks. 4jj Some there are which by continued use injure the nervous LS' system. Tea has this effect. *&jßjj Others create, alter swallowing, WS a heavy irritating sensation, || "' which is the sure precursor of JII _ dyspepsia, ic. Low quality coffees belong to this class. Be careful therefoi DS and use Crease's Al Coffee; purest an 6 best obtainable.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 8329, 30 September 1898, Page 3
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659Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 8329, 30 September 1898, Page 3
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