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Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14336, 12 February 1917, Page 3

Season 1916-1917.! npiHE Government having definitely deJL cided to valne woo' at Nelson, clients consigning their clips to our well equipped stores may rely upon having 'same shown to the best advantage. CHARGES. CHARGES. Oui stores being centrally situated with railway siding enable us to handlo wool at the lowest cost, growers having to pay all expenses into store, but will not be charged commission or storage. LIGHTING. LIGHTING. fgE-very provision has been made to fill all requirements regarding light, etc. Having effected a few alterations as suggested by the Government supervising valuer, he now states our store light is perfect. VALUATIONS. VALUATIONS. The First Valuation will be made first week In January, and follow, at fortnightly intervals. Growers will he paid within. 14.days of valuation. Each'client will be a<lvi<ed of the value placed upon, liis wool immediately after valuation, and will be given 48 Lours in ftvhich to appeal if the price does not come ijp to his expectation. | IDViINC[S.HyDV4SC£B/' We are prepared to mate LtfiERAL ADVANCES should growers rvq^'ire'saniQ ■ponding settlement for their wool, jpjyffiff . / KELSON fAND, JIDTUEgA."*;'- ,3711-