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Southland Times, Issue 14221, 14 December 1898, Page 2

Special Advertisements arthuTbriscoe & co., ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL, PRINCESS, JETTY AND BOND STREETS DUNEDIN. WHOLESALE IRONMONGERS AND JMERCHANTS. STOREKEEPERS LINES. LARGE AND VARIED STOCKS ON THE SPOT. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO. WIRE AND STANDARDS BAR AND SHEET IRON NETTING OILS BAR AND SHEET STEEL PAINTS, BRUSHWARE IRON AND STEEL PLATES PYRAMID ROOFING IRON. CEMENT, KEROSENE, BELTING. AGENTS : } BLASTING POWDER I 1 DVNAMITE SPORTING POWDER NOBELS GELIGNITE AMBERITE J GELATINE BENHAR SANITARY AND FIELD PIPES. ARTHUR BRISCOE & CO., WHOLESALE HAUDWABE MERCHANTS, BSK-ST . Agricultural Seeds. a, Garden Seeds. Tothill, Watson & Co., INVERCARGILL, DUNEDIN, GORE, and BLUFF, NEW ZEALAND.

WOOL WOOL WOOL SEASON 1898 98 WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & COHave pleasure in intimating that they are now ready to receive and to take charge of Consignments o£ WOOL, either for the Local Sales or for Home Shipment, and their wide expsrience in the past enables them to handle Clients’ Clips to the Best Possible Advantage. WOOL STORES. Finding that our Storage Accommodation last year was insufficient to enable us to display all the Wool entrusted to us as we should have liked, we determined upon erecting Wool Stores in Invercargill that would vie with any other store in the Colony, both for cap. city and perfect lighting, and we have now very much pleasure in advising Wool Growers that there stores, situated in TWEED STREET, and closely adjacent to the Invercargill Jetty, are now complete, and available for clients’ wool as soon as it is ready to come forward. We have adopted the most modern and improved principle of lighting by South lights, the result being that no direct Sun rays can penetrate at any time in the day, and there is no shade thrown on any part of the large interior, so that-rverv bale of wool stacked will have a PERFECT LIGHT ON IT, and it is unnecessary for us to mention that this is a very essential point in the exhibition of Wool, frequently meaning a difference in grower's favour of a "Farthing to a half-penny per lb. SALE DATES. FIRST SALE: Friday, 6th January, 1899 SECOND SALE: Wednesday, Ist February WOOL “PACKS. We have just landed our New Season’s Shipments, and can also supply Seaming Twine and all Shearing Requisites AT LOWEST CURRENT PRICES. CONSIGNMENTAll WOOL for Local Sale should be Consigned : Wright Stephenson and Co, INVERCARGILL. li sent down for Shipment to London consign : Wright, Stephenson & Co-, BLUFF. Wo are prepared to make liberal Cash Advances free of interest against WOOL CLIPS if desired. WRIGHT. BTEPHENON & CO., J. P. NEWMAN, Manager. C. HOWELLS, Auctioneer. RESULT OF TESTS OF “CHALLENGE” TURNIP SEEDS. SEASON 1898. “ Seeds That Will Grow.” We hive instituted a very tliorougrli system of testing- tlie g-ermiuation of all Turnip Seeds imported by us. Th* Seeds are tested in Edinburgh by P. Lawson and Son. Ltd.; in Zurich (Switzerland), by Dr Stebler, at the Control Office for the Examination of Seeds ; and on arrival in Dunedin. These Turnip Seeds are specialty Eelected f r r us, and are from the best Scotch growers. Prices and Samples on application to Wright, Stephenson & Co. AGRICULTURAL SEED MERCHANTS, Invercargill, Gore & Dunedin WOOL! WOOL 1 J. H. KIRK & CO DON STREET. INVERCARGILL. IRK STREET, GORE. BOND STREET, DUNEDIN. ARE CASH BUYERS OF WOOL. NO COMMISSION OR CHARGES Woolpacks and Twine at lowest rates J. H. KiBK & Co,, I