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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 7255, 19 October 1878, Page 3

rpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ■*- AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited), WELLINGTON, Are prepared to Mako Advances on the i Most Favorable Terms upon the ENSUING CLIP OF WOOL, Whether for shipment to London 01 for sale in Wellington. At the request of a large number of growers, ESPECIALLY THE PRODUCERS OF . SMALL LOTS, the Company will, during the ensuing season, hold WEEKLY AUCTION SALES or WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, AND TALLOW, at their new and commodious premises, Custom-lionse Quay. Every lot submitted will be carefully valued prior to the sale, thus affording the owners the satisfaction of knowing that no lots will be sacrificed, but that full market races will be obtained. The Company acting strictly as SELLING BEOKERS ONLY j is a further guarantee that ALL PRO- I DUCE will realise its HIGHEST VALUE. The charges will be moderate. On wool offered for sale and withdrawn the : nominal charge is Is per bale. On wool sold the following is the scale : Receiving, weighing, warehousing, and store l-Bth of a penny per lb. Bepacking sample bales (when required) 5s per bale. Insurance — 2s 6d per cent -on market value. This charge protects the goods from the time they enter the warehouse, and is made in all cases unless specially instructed to the contrary. Advertising for sale and cataloguing, 3d per bale. Commission — On sales over £500 l£ per cent. ; under that sum, 2^ per cent. Chaeges on Produce— On Sheepskins and Hides, 2J per cent., commission only. On Tallow, a receiving and delivery charge of Gd pei cwt., in addition to commission of 2^ per cent, ts ill be charged. All Wool for sale or shipment should be consigned to the Company's Office. and Stores, Custom-house Quay, Wellington. W. H. TRAPP, Pro Agent. WOOL. A CHIEF CAUSE why so many of the New Zealand cross bred clips of Wool do not realize satisfactory prices in the London market is the want of REGULARITY both in quality and breed. To provide a remedy for this, knowing the great advantage of correctly sorting wool previous to offering it for sale (especially in the long wool trade, where manufacturers confine themselves often to one make of goods), A. E. Exley has bought and enlarged the TURAKINA FELLMONGERY AND WOOL SCOURING WOHKS, now able to turn out thirty bales of Wool per week. In addition to preparing his own purchases of Wool for the Yorkshire trade, he will be able to offer the same advantages to a limited number of those who wish to avail themselves of the opportunity. For proof of its , being a profitable investment, and for particulars of terms, which will be moderate, apply A. E. EXLEY, Taupo Quay, Wanganui. NOTICE ! NOTICE !! NOTICE !! ! To the Inhabitants of Wanganui and Neighbouring Districts. LAST FOURTEEN DAYS OP THE Monster Clothing Sale now going on IN THE SAMPLE ROOMS OF THE EMPIRE HOTEL. The representative of Mr. SAMUEL COOMBES having received positive instructions to proceed to Auckland as early as possible, has decided to clear the remaining portion of the BANKRUPT STOCK at such prices as were never before heard of in Wanganui. COME EARLY AND MAKE YOUR PURCHASES. The following is a condensed list of prices :—: — Trousers and vest from 14s 6d Jean helmets Is 9d, worth 43 6d Sac coats from 12s 6d Men's drill trousers 2s 6d, worth 4s 6d Men's dungaree trousers 3s 6d, worth 5s 6d Boy's coats from 7s 6d Lot of Men's Oxford shirts 3s lid, worth 7s Cd Men's white shirts from 3s Gd Boy's Crimean shirts 2s 50 pairs men's serge drawers at 3s 100 washing scarves at 4d 1 Boys knickerbocker suits from 7s Gd Boy's moles from 3s Boy's caps from Is 6d Collars, best makes, 3 boxes for Is. Also, AN IMMENSE QUANTITY OF OTHER GOODS, Which will be sacrificed. Note the Address — Shop adjoining Empire Hotel, and known as the Empire Sample Booms. TTALUABLE PROPERTIES ' McLEAN" & Co. HAWERA.. Have for sale the following .—. — 3,000 Acres of Splendid Land, all well fenced and sub-divided, being well watered and good house, and having 1,500 Head of stock on. Can be sold in one or two lots. 400 Acre Farm, well .fenced and subdivided, good house, wool-shed, etc. Tjl O R SALE. A l3 years lease of 540 acres of land in the Turakina Valley district, 340 acres in grass, well watered, and fenced on 3 sides. Also 780 Sheep in wool. For further particulars apply to HENRY J". McRUGH', • On the premises.