GRAIN SEASON, 1884.

Timaru Herald, Volume 2893, Issue XL, 16 April 1884, Page 2

GRAIN SEASON, 1884.

The Few Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ld.). SHIPPING. This Company is prepared to make IiIBEBAL CASH ADYASCJiS (free of Commission or Interest) on C4rain placed in its hand* for shipment. Very favorable arrangements have just been made as tc Freights to London by First-class IKOH SHIPS or STKAitEES." Thn Company's Large Orain Business in London (SUPERVISED BY AN EXPERI A2TD TRUSTWORTHY STAFF) ha> enabled it to make most Sidvantageous arrangements as tc LANDING-, GRANARY AND SALE CHAEGE3, all of which have lately been Beduced. Shippers can be furnished, on application, with. CAREFULLY PREP.IKE D Estimates of the Cbarge3 on Grain shipped to and sold in London. STOEAGE. We are prepared to make LTBF.EAI CASH ADVANCES on ij-rain sent in fo: STORAGE in our Commodious STONE STORES, which are connected by siding! with the Railway. The charges for Handling and Storage having lately been Reduced, ar( now VERY LOW. LOCAL SALZ. The Company's extensive Agencies through out the Australian Colonies enable it to place Produce in any of the Cclonial Markets tc the beat advantage. We frequently receive LAB&E ORDERS TO PURCHASE (3-RAIN, and in such cases preference is given to any stored with ns. Producers are reminded that the Company's FINANCF-AL POSITION ia so THOROUGHLY SOUND that no anxiety need be felt as to the result; of any Produce entrusted to it3 can;. CORNSACKS SUPPLIED AT LOWEST BATES. For full particulirs, apply to THE N.Z.L. AND M.A. COMPANY (Ld.) F. LeCKEN, Manager, Timaru. H. H. SIICRETAN, A;ent, Waim&te. 8-3 8584