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Wairarapa Standard, Volume 2, Issue 74, 14 May 1873, Page 4

MISCELLANEOUS. WEEKLY c>ALE. WOOL, FLAX, TALLOW, AHD other produce. BETHUNE & HtTNTEII beg to inform tlie merchants of Wellington and owners of Wool, Flax, Tallow, Hides and other Produce, that it is their intention to hold a public Mile during the whole season every Wednesday, at 12 o’clock noon, at the Head of the Day. Storage can be provided for 1,000 to 1,300 bales of Wool, with ample convenience for showing and selling to advantage. The lots will be put up in the order they are received into store, and wool will bo lolled and placed on show for examination one or more days prior to the date of sale. In the event of a satisfactory price not being obtained by auction, arrangements can be made for granting an advance, and shipping wool or nthor produce to London on account of the owner.

If notice is given i' proper time, wool can be in.-ured against risk of loss by live from the moment it is taken oil' the .sheep's back until it has been sold or shipped. Wool or other, Produce will be received into store at any time, and retained until the owner comes into town, or sends instructions, and while there can be insured, if de-irod, against risk of loss by lire. It is scarcely necessaiy to state that the practice of selling wool by public auction has been followed with great success in the neighbouring colonies of New jUkmth Wales and Victoria, and in the adjoining Provinces of Dunedin, Canterbury, and Auckland, and frequently results in the growers obtaining far higher prices than if they had sold by private contract, or shipped on their own account. Due Notice will be given of the Dale of the hirst Sale. Wellington, 201,h Sept., 1872. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. —-12 acres good bush land, II- mile from Groytown, See. No. 56. j A new and commodious dwelling, and 1 square chain of land, terms easy. MATARAWA— WEST TARATAHI BLOCK—IOS acres good-bush land, 15 cleaved and grassed. MAN AW AT D SANSON Town allotments. THOS. FEETHEY, Accountant, Collector, and Commission Agent. Agent for Hie Government Life Insurance and Annuities. Greytown. Nov. 16, 1872. SAW MILLS.

BELVEDERE ST]' Ail SAW AND noun MILLS. [C S I A'B IIS HE D 1860.] LARGE STUCiv of TIMBER mid SILX-inr ss.O) FLOLCI s on bmid. All Ord-i.~ ,' c; iriu'Oil and delivered wiih despatch. AGENTS: H. Bo !: •: i.-, Maderion. E. W. Miter, LioiUioumlry, Wellington. The undersigned lirs;;u-,-:l ,do.-'-m 0 in living able (o ann0,....-e lo (he Wairarapa settlers that lie hue jii't rce.ii.ed Iron England a PA I’ElsT BJILT MACHINE AND SEPARATOR, And that he is now jnepe.rcd to grind all gvi.-trt 2s'INE PEvCB PER BUSHEL. The nnd,'.-!g ie 1 being determined loslop by lo»v -|Vu-“ •, t’>e inUus of flom* or<v th 0 iUmiilake, and tru.;.; by strict and prompt attention to business lo merit a coni in 1 nice ofllleliber.il patronage which Jus hilhr.lo been, accorded to him. N.8.-The bighe-t market price given for Wheal. THOMAS HOOKER. August 17, 1873. TAEATAHI SA W MILLS. HtTuHA.AKD CO., PROVTU'SH’ORb. npiMBER CUT to order wiih dispatch. \v ill take produce in payment. Oct. 2,1873.

\7OODSIDE SAW MILLS. IT TIMBER with dispatch. Always a large stock of sawn totara on hand. Ocfc. 2, 1872. MOROA SAW MILLS, NEAR GEEYTOWN. MEESES Jol\'E3 & TEEET, PEOPEIETOES cau be obtained at the above mills on the shortest notice and the lowest terms. Oct. 2,1872 WOOL. rjMTB Undersigned will .purchase or advance on Wool during tlie coming season DBEWENT POTATOES SALE at the STORES of the A. GALLON, MAICACEE. fJiOTARA 8A and other sawn umber EDWAED PEAECE. Wellington, October 1, 1872. undersigned. M. OASELBEEG. Apri1'25,1873.