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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20054, 14 April 1914, Page 8

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED— For one month, good grazing for 50 to 70 bullocks. Secure fencing. Apply G. Harper, Makirikiri. Liquid Paraffin, the unrest, 2s 6d Jarge bottles at Hean's Pharmacy. " Alboffin." the purest and best Liquid Paraffin. Perfectly tasteless. Hean's Pharmacy. Liquid Paraffin: Half-pints, pints, half-gallons, or full gallons at Hean's Pharmacy. "Alboffin." posted or railed to any part of the Dominion from Hean's Pharmacy. Liquid Paraffin: standard quality; relieves chronic constipation. Hean's Pharmacy. " > " Alboffin1' 2s 6d bottle; 4s pint; 12s 6d half-gallon ; £1 full gallon ; Hean's quality. Dr. Arburhnot Lane's treatment for constipation: "Alboffin," 2s 6d. Hean's Pharmacy. The purest and best Liquid Paraffin, "Alboffin," recommended by physicians. We dispense prescriptions from any physician. All drugs pure and charges reasonable. MR. SIMPSON'S EVIDENCE. Mr HENRY SIMPSON, of Casticcliff, Wanganui, says:—"Hean's Essence makes a big bottle of the bes( cough and sore throat mixture we have had in pxir house, and the way it saves money is astonishing;" Mr. Simpson's report is the Report of all who make their own famliy cough mixture by using Hean's Essence. The mixture.--so easily made in your own home promptly relieves old or new coughs;and is equally good for croup, -bronchitis, whooping cough, or asthma. ; Sold by most chemists and stores, or post fret on receipt of price, 2/-, from G. W. Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. ■^" ■':• . -V. ■..,.,,;-'"'--':''":"' '■''"'- "'"'■»-?J*sr*vC^j^J"^':^'%'"": .'*'» Voiliousnsl^oSsti^tion7 ywsfwia- boit>* ccz c m am TAKE NO OTHER-ASK FOR WILSON'S. Sheep Bun. ( 1 ()0A TORIES, situated in the FETLDING District. 800 acres in bush. 300 acres ploughable. Will carry 2 sheep to the acre. 5-room-ed house, and woolshed and yards, etc. 9 paddocks, real good fences. PRICE, £8 10s. per acre. Terms. (No. 184.) V E. SMITH, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT.. Box 59, FEILDING.

Notice To Producers. Farmers' Bristol Association. THE following is a table of Meat Advances which the Bristol and Dominions Producers' Association, Ltd., are prepared to make to any shipper who consigns to them through the West Coast Ports of England:— Advances for first quality are made clear of freezing and shigpliig charges which the-Association advances in addition, and are based on the High Commissioner's cabled prices at time of shipment, and vary as those prices vary. Thus, if the High Commissioner's cable shows 6sd as the London price of larno, the -advance will be 65 per cent, of 6£d per Ib. (These figures are based on conservative values particularly in regard .to by-products). Examples :— LAMB ADVANCE LIMITED TO AN AVERAGE WEIGHT £ s. d. OF 401b. 401b Advance of 65 per cent, of 6£d is 4.23 d 0 14 1 Fat, Pelt, Wool, disposed of to farmere' order, estimated value 3s to ss. say 3s 6d 0 3 6 Total cash received by farmer (pending <*ale at Bristol end) , 0 17 7 WETHER OR MAIDEN EWES. Advance1 limited to an average weight EWES, of 561b in both cases: — 561b 561b - Advance 65 per cent, of 5d is Advance 65 per cent, of 4 1-Sd 3jd •• —015 2 is 2.68 d 012 0 Fat, Pelt, Wool, disposed of to Fat, Pelt. Woo], disposed of to farmers' order, estimated farmers' order, estimated value 4s to 5s 6d, say 4s ... 0 4 0 value 4s to 5s 6d, say 4s ... 0 4 0 Total cash received by farmer 019 2 TotaJ cash received hy farmer 016 6 OX BEEF. Average 8001b. Advance 65 per cent, of 4Jd is COW BEEF. Average 6001b. | 2|d 99 4 Advance 65 per cent., 3£d is I Hide, Fat, Tongue, and Tail, 2.43 d ... 6 16 disposed of to farmers' order, Hide, etc., disposed of to farestimated value 40s to 50s, mers' order, value 35s to say 45s 2 5 0 455, say 35s 115 0 Total cash received by farmer 11 8 4 Total cash received by farmer 7 16 6 £d per lb. less is advanced against second quality in all classes of meat. The Wanganui Freezing Company will pick, freeze and ship stuff on behalf of consignors. NOTE—It is desirable that farmers should remember— (l)That Bristol charges, including cold storage for the first month, are less than half of London's, while the freights aTe the same. (2) That the London 21b weight allowance on mutton taken off the carcase is saved by shipping to Bristol. (3) That in practice about 3 per cent, out of the 6 per cent, deducted for cold weights as against hot weights, is saved at Bristol. (4) That the Company guarantees that tha farmers' produce will be properly taken caxe of at the Bristol and other West Coast ports, which cannot be said in tbe case of London. (5) That no produce will under any circumstances, be disposed of at less than the ruling price in London on the day. (6) That, with the saving which may be effected in insurance, these differences in the charges alone, means an advantage to the farmer of approximately jd per Ib. in favour of Bristol. V „ For further information apply to' he Manager, The Bristol and Dominions Producers' Association. Wellington, ox <9 W. J. Poison, Esq.. Fard«DL