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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 2, Issue 286, 7 March 1881, Page 2

Special Advertisements. Commercial and fancy hTATTONERY. Tho Undersigned has opened up a NEW ASSORTMENT of tho above. Cream, Blue, and Hand - made Notepapers ; Ruled, Plain, Fancy, and Repp ditto. Good Business Envelopes, No. 7, Court, Albert, Queen, Tinted, Repp, and others. Pens GTlott’s, Mitchell’s, Brandauer and Co.’s Inks—Stephen’s Blue Black, Walkdon’s Black and Colored, Antonine, Copying, Ac. Workboxes, Albums. Books, &c. h. m.Tones, STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS DEPOT, East Street and Baring Square. 710

D. B. McLaren, Grain Broker & Seed Merchant, Christchurch, Has special facilities for the satisfactory disposal of Grain and Produce entrusted to him. Samples left with Mr S. Saunders, Ashburton, will be immediately offered in the best markets, and the highest value guaranteed. 25Ga TIC BiFresh arrangements having been made in connection with the “ Ashburton Guardian,” taking effect from the Ist of March instant, I have to request that all Debts owing to me as Proprietor of the said Newspaper on the 28th February ultimo, be paid to Mr S. Saunders, on my behalf. AIL Debts now accruing to the Proprietor of the “Guardian” will be payable to Mr W. H. Zoucir. Dated this first day of March, 1881. 251 a MAX FRIEDLANDER.

PUBLIC NOTICE. TO INTENDING EXHIBITORS AT THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. His Excellency the Governor having consented to open the Exhibition on the 24th instant, it is notified that the date of OPENING has been POSTPONED to that date. Exhibits will, therefore, be received from the 17th to the 21st inclusive. STEPHEN E. POYNTZ, 281 a Hon. Sec. JTNDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. Exhibitors are requested to SEND AT ONCE PARTICULARS of their respective EXHIBITS, so that they may be properly described in the catalogue. Immediate attention to this will ensure the exhibits fair public notice. S. E. POYNTZ, 248 a Hon. Sec. O T I C E. Persons willing to LEND the Exhibition Committee the use of GLASS CASES during the Exhihtion, for the better preservation of perishable articles, are requested to communicate at once with the undersigned. STEPHEN E. POYNTZ, 280 a Hon. Sec.