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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1978, 8 March 1893, Page 2

I THE BEST OF ALL THE OTAGO COALS. ALLANDALE COAL! ALLANDADE COAL! ALLANDALE COAL ! From Allandale Colliery, Mr Shag Point, Palmerston. ASK YOUR MERCHANT FOR IT, AND SEE THAT YOU GET IT. GET THE VERY BEST. • The M'CORMTCK BINDER. The MOST EFFECTIVE and SUCCESSFUL MACHINE ever constructed. Its DURABILITY and CAPACITY uudoubted. MANY Dealers succeed in making their Customers believe for a time that inferior second-rate articles are as good as the best, but they are soon found out, and as the discovery develops their trade drops off. THE M'CORMICK HAS STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, AND STILL MAINTAINS ITS SUPERIORITY OVER ALL COMPETITORS. No Farmer who grows Grain can afford to be without one. MOEROW, BASSETT, AND CO., CHRISTCHURCH AND DUNEDIN. Stokes's Tailoring Establishment. J9 SPECIAL FOR WINTER SEASON. TTAVING made exceptionally good terms with the leading u£iS ■"• Manufacturer of WATERPROOF COATS, I am in a position to sell these Goods at much lower prices than ever y* p *">s/ k/V before offered. / 1\ \ SOME o:p THE ADVANTAGES THEY POSSESS : /r ° A \ Every 3eam Sewn and Taped. If A \ Reliable Proofing, the Material being made by the 1] ° "\ \ oldest firm of Rubber Manufacturers in Britain. iL*—.^_ j \s^f^-^ Cheaper.— The Material being admitted duty free, lam / V enabled to sell 15 to 25 per cent, cheaper than I . Cj\/ could the Imported Coats. j Vf-j&fcp Softer and more durable. V, J \\ fci*l belie, e it is not possible to produce a better GarvfiilA J 1 ment, T 1 SPECIAL. I. 11 Coats made in all styles to measure. Ladies' Waterproofs I J \\ made to measure, latest Fashions. II I I) CHARLES STOKES GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR, HATTER, SILK MERCER AND I [ I I OUTFITTER, '€!^MHfsgg9P r Opposite Bank of New Zealand, Ross Place, Lawrence. IMPORTANT. XKT AULD AND SONS have pleasure in announcing that they have advices of their First Shipment for the Winter Season being shipped by the s.s. "Otarama," which, they expect, will arrive at Port Chalmers in a few days. WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! fr^Xrl STRONACH BROS. & MORRIS, CaosßT MoaEis ) (Late DONALD STRONACH & SONS.) WE are prepared to make Liberal Cash Advances on all Wool placed in our hands for Sale here or for Shipment to our London Agents. Our New Premises have been specially erected for the display of Wool, being provided with standing lights, as approved of in Show Rooms by all experts, and met with their highest praise during last Season. Each lot will be catalogued, valued, and sold or withdrawn under our own personal supervision, and all lines protected np to vendor's reserve or onr valuation. One Shilling per bale only will be charged on Wool offered at Local Sales and not disposed of. Special attention given to Farmers' lots of Wool. All Charges on the lowest scale. Account Sales promptly rendered, Woolpacks, Twine, Ac, at Lowest Prices. Bankers — The Colonial Bank of New Zealand. STRONACH BROS. AND MORRIS, AUCTIONEERS, WOOLBROKERS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, &c, CHAWFOBD, POLICE AND VOGEL-STBEETS, DPNEDiN. WOOL ! WOOL ! WOOL ! WILLIAM E. REYNOLDS AND CO. WOOL, GRAIN AND PRODUCE BROKERS AND SEED MERCHANTS. Office : Stafford-street. Store : Crawford-street (late Exhibition Art Gallery.) DUNEDIN. WE have much pleasure in again placing our services before the WOOL-GROWERS of Otago for the disposal of their clips during the ensuing season. Our sales last season, owing to our doing away with the Delivery Charge of Is Qdper Bale to the buyer, were an unqualified success ; while, on the other hand, our many Farmer friends who supported us have expressed their entire satisfaction with the result of our efforts on their behalf and at the reduction in charges to them of is per Bale below those of the Woolbrokers' Association. We are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, free of commission, on clips placed in our hands for sale in Dunedin, or for shipment to our London Agents. Careful Valuations of every clip (irrespective of size) will be made prior to sale by auction, by our Mr Reynolds, whose whole time will be devoted to the interests of those sending us their Wool, and all consignments will be protected up to fullest market value, while our store (the late ExDibition Art Gallery) is specially adapted for the efficient display of Wool, in which respect it is second to none in Dunedin. We are promised liberal support by a largs portion of the farming community of every district, and are quite confident that those entrusting us with the sale of their Wool •will have reason to be satisfied with their having done so on reeeipfc of the returns. We shall be glad to book Orders for WOOLPA.CKS AND SEAMING TWINE, while we have also on hand Cornsacks, Rabbit Traps and all necessary farmers' requisites for sale at lowest market rates. WILLIAM E. REYNOLDS AND CO., DUNEDIN,

DENTAL SURGEON. (10 years' London Experience.; 2 Princes-street, Dunedin, doors above G. aud T. Young, Jewellers. WANTED KNOWN! TvBESSMAKING done a* Sirs Leech's JLJ lona-street. Style and fit guaranteed Charges moderate. •yONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security JJJL in sums to suit Borrowers. — Apply, DAVID FINLAYSON, Solicitor, Lawrence,