BUSINESS EXTENSION.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8528, 5 September 1907, Page 6

BUSINESS EXTENSION.

KEELING AND WYNNWILLIAMS, LTD. Messrs Keeling and Co., Ltd., finding it necessary to increase the scope of their growing business, and having been joined by Messrs H. P. Wynn-Williams and H. C. W. Blick, will now carry on the business at their offices, Queen Street, as Keeling and Wynn-Williams, Ltd. Mr Wynn-Williams having previously followed farming pursuits, should be a valuable acquisition to the company, its dealings being principally among the farmers. Mr Wynn Williams will be joint managing director with Mr P. N. Keeling, who has been associated with the company since its formation, and will as heretofore have charge of the machinery and produce departments, of which he has had fifteen years' experience and is well up in all their branches. Mr H. C. W. Blick has been appointed secretary, and will be in charge of the office. For the past nine years he has been associated with A. S. Paterson and Co., of Wellington, and coines with excellent credentials. As will b? seen bv their advertisement on page S, the company, as agricultural contractors, are prepared to cut chaff, thresh, etc., and have just procured a new Andrews and Beaver Empire cutter, and are cash buyers of all farm produce, besides carrying a stock of farmers' requisites, etc. The firm bold the agencies for Sharpies' tubular separators, w.nich are specially recommended as being the simplest and most reliable machines on the market. They are also agents for Thorley's combination shearing machines, and the well-known Union oil engines, as well as Daniel's suction gas plants, which are becoming recognised as the cheapest power producers. Messrs Keeling and WynnWilliams, Ltd. intend to transact business on modern lines and clients are assured that the company may be relied upon to fulfil any engagements which they enter into.