FUNERAL NOTICE.
rpHE Friends of Mr and Mrs Alex. Suther ■*■ land are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late Son, Allan, which will move from their Residence, Beaumont Road, Lawrence, THIS (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON, at 2.8(T o'clock, for the Law rence Cemetery. FREDRICK A. MILLER, Undertaker, Lawrence.
COMMERCIAL.
LOCAL SALES.
To-morrow (Thursday) Mr John Thomp son will offer for sale at his auction rooms Mrs Honnei's freehold farm at Millers Flat, cone prising 310 acres of really first-class land; Mrs Whelan's freehold farm in block xni., Tuapeka East, and deferred lease of four sections in same block, comprising in all 287 acres 5 and Mr David Dewer's thresh ine-mill, chaffcutter and double bagger, all in good workiDg order. Mr Thompson's regular fortnightly sale of stock at his yards will be held later in the afternoon.
DUNEDIN GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
The Mutual Agency Co., Dunedin, report that prices ruled as under at their auction sale on Monday :— ' Oats. — Buyers not in a good humor, and i evidently afraid of the future. We had to pass the bulk of our catalogue. The lot | sold a decline of Id on last week's prices Good, Is 8d to Is 9d ; medium and inferior, Is 7d to Is 7|d. "Wheat.-— A few lots of fowl wheat offered and sold up to 3s 9d. Market quiet. Barley. — A fjew small, lot's sold at up to 3s 3d. Competiti<kTsloJr| and even prime lots are hard to place. Potatoes. — Market down 5s per ton. Best Southern, 28s ; medium, 25s to 265. Turnip*. — Small lot Swedes (in bags), 15s. Chaff. — Full supplies and prices easier. Best, 65s to 665 ; good, 55s to 605.: medium, 50s to 52s 6d.
DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE.
