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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5497, 28 November 1896, Page 4

WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. SEASON 16P6-97. TBS Wellington Wool Brokers' Association will hold Auoiion Sales at Wellington on the undermentioned dates FRIDAY, 4th DECEMBER, 1890. FRIDAY, 22nd JANUARY, 1897. FRIDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, 1897. Commission .. .. 2J per cent, taining, Carting, V7arehow»ing, Weighing, Rejpactinj, Advertising, Caia/ogtiiiij, Fire Insurance, etc 2/6 per bale On wool offered but not sold NO CHARGE will be made if subsequently New Zealakd Loan &• Meboamilr Aqeno! Company (Limited), Levis & Co. (Limited). Laebt h, Co. (Limited) United Fameus' Co-operative Association (Limited). A. G.Taise &'Co. • Mubmt, Hobebtb & Co, WELLINGTON WOOL SALES, fyfURRAT, ROBERTS &CO., WILL HOLD SALES OF WOOL In Wellington during the coming season Ist Sale on 4th DECEMBER 2nd Sale on 22nd JANUARY 3rd Sale on 19th FEBRUARY Wool will be exhibited in the Harbour Board's nev Wool Stores, specially built tor the purpose, Advances made upon Wool either for sale in WELLINGTON or for shipment to LONDON.

WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! ] TO STATION OWNERS AND FARMERS. 1 i rpHE increasing importance of the J WELLINGTON WOOL ' SALES ; was last year established so thoroughly that , it is confidently anticipated that Englbh buyers and oth r purchasing representatives will attend in still greater strength at the forthcoming fixtures !or the SEASON, 1896-7. FRIDAY, 4th DECEMBER, 1896 FRIDAY, 22nd JANUARY, 1897 FRIDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, 1897 IFc accordingly incite consignments. OUR WOOL STORES on Lambton Quayi are mi liobted, central and commodious. Experienced and dispriminating management is ensured on behalf of even the smallest consignor, aud no trouble iB spared in studying the hest interests of all, who place reliance on us. Last season's local sales-comparing with Home prioes—were a distinct success, and there is every reason to believe that the coming series will be equally advantageous to local sellers. SPECIALLY REDUCED CHARGES and all advantages of an immediate market with prompt returns-no suspense, uncertainty or delay. The tariff is Commission .. 2} percent. Jicceiving, Carting, IFarc/iousitij, JFcigJiing, Spading, Advertising, Cataloguing,Firelm) 1 - ance, etc 2/6 per bale In cases where growers leave us to fix reserves a generous but careful valuation will be made by our expert, and clients will be protected at auction in accordance with his estimate.' ' No Chaboe will be made if sales are not effected at the Wellington Wool Auctions, provided shipment of the consignment to London is subsequently made through us. IS" We are always prepared to mah liberal advances on wool, either on sheep's back or in store-free of commission. The United Farmers' , Co-operative Association, Ltd. C. W, MULiraS, Manager, Wellington.

LAERY AND CO., [LiyiißD] Weilikqios.) WOOL BROKERS AND AUCTIONEERS, WOOL SEASON 1896-97. TN view of the approaching Wool Season, we take the opportunity oi drawing your attention to the facilities we possess lor conducting this branch ot our busincsa. In addition to our WilliE-street premises, we have seoared the large and commodious Stores immediately at the rear of same in Victoria-street. These Stores are woll lighted, and will be reserved solely daring the coming season for Storing and Displaying Wool consigned to us for Sale. The WOOL DEPARTMENT ot our business is under speoial and expert management, and consignors can rely on their interests being carefully and intelligently attended to. In order to encourage Local Sales, the Selling Charges have been specially reduced, viz. ! Commission ~ .. 2J per cent Jlecemnfl, Carting, Warehousing, Weighing, fading, Advertising, Cataloguing, fire Insurance, elc 2/6 per bale On Wool offered but not sold No Charge will be made if subsequently shipped through us. All lots reaching us will be carcfuliy valued, and when submitted at Auction will be protected (in the absence of growers' limits) to the full extent of our Valuations, At the commencement of last season we strongly advocated tho advisability of growers offering their wool in the Colony, and those who followed our' advico were more than satisfied with the results. English buyers, as usual, will be well represented at the forthcoming Sales, and consignors can rely on their Wool meeting with satisfactory competition. Liberal advances, ftee of interest or commission, can be obtained immediately consignments are placed in our hands. WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. FRIDAY, 4th DECEMBER, 1896 FRIDAY, 22nd JANUARY, 1897 FRIDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, 1897 F. B, I'ARMAII, Managing Director, jjj PATENTS AND 'mEADE MARKS ; X Secured in all Countries. HENRY HUGHES, Cossowisa Exoixfer, Reoistebed Patekt i Agent, si, LamUon-qmy, IFeHinjfon, The Partners of tho late Mr Hm? Hughes will continue the business, 'Under thi tame name, as Patent Agents,