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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 2987, 21 April 1884, Page 2

GRAIN SEASON, 1884. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ld.).. SHIPPING. This Company is prepared to make LIBERAL CAiin ADVAISC.ItS (free of Commission or Interest) on Grain placed m its hands for shipment. V^ry favorable arrangements have just been nade as to freights to London by JFivst. class IKON .SHIPS or STKAMKRS. The Company's Large G-n.in l'.usiness m London (SUPKKVISKI) BY AN EXPERT AND TRUSTWORTHY STAFF) has enabled it to make most advantageous i.mm-ements as to LAN DIN 1 !}, GRANARY AND SALE CHARGES, all of vhi-h have lately been Reduced. Shippers can be furnished, on application, with CAREFULLY PREPARED E.-timates of the Charges on Grain shipped >:o and sold m London. STORAGE. We are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on Grain sent m for STORAGIC m our Commodious STONE STORES, which are connected b.v sidings ■with the Railway. The charge;, lor Handling and Storage having lately been Reduced, are now VERY LOW. IiOCAI, SALE. The Company's extensive^Vgor.eies throughout tho Australian Colonies enabla it to place Produce m any of the Colonial Mr.rkets to this best advantage. 'We frequently receive LARG-E ORDERS TO PURCHASE GRAIN, ar.il m such cases preference is given to any stored with us. Producers are reminded that tho Company's FINANCIAL POSITION is so THOROUGHLY SOUND that no anxiety need be felt as to the result of auy Produce entrusted to its care. CORNSACKS SUPPLIED AT LOWEST RATES. For full particulars, apply to THE N.Z.L. AND M.A. COMPANY (Ld.), F. LeCKEN, Manager, Timaru. 11. H. SECEETAN, Agent, Waimate. 8-3 858-i J. BALLANTYNE & CO., ARE NOW SHO W.I N G— Mantles, Jackets, Etc. — Which have been eamfull c selected for all the rei[uiren:ciits oi ft I-'irst-Cl:i*s Trade, and are admitted by all who have favored us v.itli their purchases to be Much Cheaper than hitherto shown here. Slillinery, Etc. — We have -omc Paris Miklc.s, unusually Cheap, and are now m i position to Toko Orders for Millinery and carry out m First-class Style. Dress Fabrics, Velvets, Etc.— In Great, Variety, of Most Fashionable Materials find Styles, direct from the most noted Home and Foreign Manufacturers. A r erv Choic.! and of Excellent Value. Gloves, Hosiery, Etc. — This Department contains those Goods only which arc taking the lead at Home, and an Inspection w.ll show that they arc Considerably Reduced from former prices. Ribbons, liaces— We specially invite attention tn this class as tho House has alwuvii taken First Place with those Goods, which is more than maintained this sen:>ou. Plannels, Blankets, Etc. — Have been Bought at a Discount from tho Manufacturers, cni as they have been marked at a smeller advance than usual, Buyers get a double advantage. Clothing Department - The Best Goods only are Imported. Our Own Make of Garment, manufactured under direct personal inspection, has piven entire satisfaction, and m proof of its superiority is ciuiuircl for m preference to all others, a Largo Stock of which is always on hand. Eats, Mercery, Etc — Our Own Make of Huts always kept m Stock, and Any Make or Style cau bo Made ou tho shortest; notice." To meet the times the Clotbim; lias been very much Reduced. SHEPHERD'S BUILDINGS. 4-18 9011 XX EN BY L. FOESTER, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, HAS EEMOV3SD To more commodious office? m the Ground Floor of tho NEW BUILDINGS (facing the General Post-office), GEOBGE STREET, TIMARU. 4-7 8912 "ACME" W-^ f$ PATEU X BtoHßKSlra&liiSSi&ttSSl BAB.B r , WTHOE. ONE of tho principal reasons of Christchurch anl Dunedin being ao much m advaneo of Timuru is tho presence of a largo number of Factory Operatives. Neither town has to depend entirely on the oiport of jrro m and wool. The ACME PATENT UARBED WIRE COMPANY will tx> a certain extent bo a step m tho right, direction as regards Timaru. The Company's pay Bheet is a very material item, which circulatc-.H m tho district. Tho Wiro is tho best m tho colony, and tho .prico will comparo with the imported article. Any Size can be made to order. 8,. & 3. 11. Staneell & Co., Pitoriiimoiis, Main South Rot.d, Tinioru. Mr John Vance, of Sl.rahan Farm, Waitohi Road, writo< to tho Firm us follows : — " Sins, — In reference to the coil of jour Galvanised I'ig Wire that I bought from 'you, I am pleased to inform you that it is a perfect success. I put up live wire, .'IJ inches apart, and tho amount, of respect tho pi^'s show it is a treat, considering tho annoyance I havo previously experienced. Anyuno is at, liberty to ecu it for themselves. — Jouv Vanck." 2-20 BUB

AT LOWEST RATES, COADS. EBENEZER SMITH, Mnin Nortli Road. BOOKED BEFORE THE RISE IN RAILWAY TATUFJf. NOW UNLOADING! — Ono Raihvn.y Wasjoii T,otid of I'JiOWKR I'OTM. JAM and IJUTTEIt JAB 9, !cc, &c. BENJ. IIIHBAItD, Timaru Ten Wnwhouio. 8-19 8095 '