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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 2, Issue 196, 19 November 1880, Page 2

Wanted. Vjf 7 ANTED. —THE GUARDIAN tells V f your Wants for Is.—cash. WANTED— A good General SERVANT. Apply, Office of this Paper. 559 WANTED, a respectable MARRIED COUPLE, without incumbrance, for a farm near Ashburton. Apply to Mrs. Bland, Tancred street. 563 TTTANTED to BUY swarms of BEES, V Hives provided. Apply Sbaly Bros., Seedsmen, East street. . . 564 ANTED—One or Two GENTLEMEN for Board and Residence, in private family, near the Domain. Apply for address to Guardian office. 537 ANTED E3TOW3ff~_That W. H. Tuckeu, Chimney Sweep,- has arrived in Ashburton, from Christchurch, and is prepared to execute orders on the shortest notice. Orders left at the office of this paper, promptly attended to. 557 ANTED KNOWN, —That GEO. F. HENRY, Saundebs’ Buildings, East Street, Ashburton, is the ONLY PHOTOGRAPHER in New Zealand who is supplying the Public with Re-touched PICTURES, Finished Off in the Best and Latest Fashionable Styles, at TEN SHILLINGS per Dozen. 470 WANTED KNOWN. SOMERSET LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. JW. M‘RAE bogs to inform the , public that he has taken the above Stables from Mr. Bossenberg, and is making extensive repairs. Buggies and saddle horses on hire. Lowest prices and best attention. : 908c—286d WANTED KNOWN—Just arrived from England—Christmas, New Year, and Birthday Cards. New ; Zealand Illustrated Annual, Young Ladies’ Journal, and Bow Bells, Is. 6d. each. Family Herald and Family Reader, Is. each, and all other Magazines supplied at Christchurch Prices. Colonial and European Newspapers, School Books, Stationery,&c. A visit solicited. L. F. Andkewes, East street, near Lancaster’s Butchery. 527 tTTANTED KNOWN—That Visiting YY Cards, plain or mourning, can be. obtained printed in various; styles, at the “Guardian” office, opposite' the Railway THE TENDER of Mr. P. Norman is ACCEPTED for Building threeroomed cottage on Alford Forest road. POYNTZ & CO. . THE ASHBURTON GUARDIAN. gUBSCRIBERS in the Country are Particularly requested to communicate with the Publishers if their papers are not ? properly addressed. The number of Subscribers has increased so rapidly that unless great care is taken in giving orders; as to address and liow to be sent, the papers may be left at the wrong place. All orders will receive prompt attention.