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New Zealand Tablet, 19 June 1919, Page 6

rm HI To the Farmers] ]of Otago and Southland : .- r - ■** * !-:;, -.,. ■ -■■ -■ w -. !/' 3&80.UJ ;-3Ji ■; »{»V'V'.f.S - - * ,s -. i~v ’ ‘ r-i3> ,„Ct.. ; S '■ v/ '>, ‘i'-o .3 Another Grain Season being at hand, we take the opportunity of thanking , our many clients for their patronage in. the past, and to again tender our ; services for the disposal of their grain and produce, Vr .;. Here are a few of the many advantages of consigning to : us— ——— , We have special facilities for storage.... Our stores are dry, airy, thoroughly ventilated. Our private siding enables produce to be; delivered directly into , store, thus eliminating the waste incurred through unloading and again carting into warehouse. We hold regular weekly auction sales, and we are in constant touch with all the principal grain merchants, millers, and produce dealers. Our connection is of the largest, and is extending year after year. We have expert valuers, who safeguard our clients’ best interests. When required, we make liberal cash advances on consignments. If growers wish to sell for immediate delivery on trucks at country stations, we shall be pleased to advise them promptly as regards value, or to obtain best offers for their approval on receipt of samples. Account Sales are rendered within six days of sale. Donald Reid and Ctf., Limited, OTAGO CORN & WOOL EXCHANGE v DUNEDIN DUNEDIN