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Southland Times, Issue 19185, 24 October 1903, Page 4

Produce Prices Current. THURSDAY, 22sd October. The following prices are approximate quotations. It must not be supposed that the wholesale and retail merchants are bound by them. There being no Grocers' Association in Invercargill, regular prices do not prevail. Each grocer is free to regulate his own prices, and may deal by these quotations or not as he pleases. The quota tions are obtained each week from leading grocers, and are a fair statement of the ourrent market, but are, of course, liable to fluctuation. WHOLESALE. Fresh Butter, 8d Factory Butter, pats ll^d booked Factory Butter pats, lid cash Factory Cheese, 6-Jd Eggß, 8-a per doz. Potatoes £4 Os per ton Flour, £10 )(>s to £11 Os Oatmeal, £8 to £8 10s Pollard, £3 Os Bran, £3 Os Chaff, £3 per ton RETAIL. Fresh Butter, lOd Factory Butter, pats Is lsd, Eggs, 10d per doz. Cheese.^d Bacon, slioed, lid per lb. Hams, lOd Potatoes 5s 6d per cwfc Flour, 2001 b£l 3s Od; 501 b6s GJ Oatmeal. 501 bss Od; 251 b2s GJ Pollard, 58 6d per bag Bran, 4s Od por bag Chaff, Is 9d per bag Sale of Land on Waimea Estate — — — » ■' IV night, Stephenson nnd Co report having sold, at a satisfactory price, to Jit James Sutler, of Jialfour, on account of the N Z. Agricultural Co., section 5-to, Uokonui surv-py district, containing 540 acres and forming part of the Waimea estate This is a line bit ot river tlat land on the bank.-* of the Mataura. It is dry, warm, rich soil, and all firstclass vi- heat land. Sale of Land on Castlerock; • Wright, Stephenson and Co report having sold to Mr John Abernethy. of C'en- ! tral Otago. section 17, Castlerock estate, containing 302 aores, at £3 10s per acre. This section is fenced and divided into two paddocks : it is all good agricultural land and has all been cultivated. It will make a very nice farm. SOUTHLAND COUNTY FLAX ON ROADS AND RESERVES. "Vf"OT!CK IS HEUEBY GIVEN that all parsons reJl iHovin'j K!bx fromllivcr IJ-ink.Rc crves, orf-tlier CVu-it}- U- saves and from l'oadiincit, 'i«- nt-uirwt to p xv lo the Cnur.t.v Council the * ric- of f ii' s-liilliiv's per ton of jrreeii tiax, and that b-fr-r-- ten oiin-? any such Flax from tha Uestrves or Rords aforesai.t, permission must be fhtni'eil fjcr.i the •''ounty i otin-il. a-id ihu tsiirn-rcd x-alue of the i\i\ applied ior j.-iid ct tne f.'ou**iv C-uneil oiti'-e. T.-i- fcYy xviii-r lit-peciors have Ixcq ap-.-oii-.Ud to v hie l- c flax in th- various UirlingT, : U'nihop-ii Kidinjr- Thos i'-iirbairn Fd<*r«?nle Awirua „ - fJcorirc NVhit-h, Kcu> i'jrl'm W'.iil-Mtftown „ — John Cr.ivvf id, Wainniwa Winton „ — Id- hanl U»aVy, Wi- {■■>:> Oie-i „ ■— ' avvreurn 'Joonoy. Ual'Diir li- konni „ — J ;hn B'-dniar;, ' ; im Jlctutsr^ „ — do do vv'nik*-ia „ — Jft*n«-8 Hjrdinan. Waikaia T'vl JoU „ —J. P. Maloiuy. 1-Vrtrose It P. MACOOt'N, County Clerk an I Trea.i'.ir:-r. Southland County Council Oilice, invercar-.'i 1, 20th October, l'.-f.n. TRADESMEN a«rce that tho soundest business is tho cash business, for both buyer and 6eller. Tho reason A. Masters and Son can and do under sell other shopkeepers is that they buy and sell for Cash only. Men's white Dress 1 Shirts, good quality short fronts. 3s lid