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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 2, Issue 335, 4 May 1881, Page 2

Wanted. Wanted known—That aii Winslow ACCOUNTS due to James Cavanach, unless Paid by May 14, will be SUED FOR. 723 a T/STANTED EYERBODY to know that W HORSE COVERS can be bought for 17s 6d (former price, 255), at S. Stephens’, Saddler, Tinwald. 72Ga WANTED— TENDERS for PAINTING. Labor only. Reid and Gray. 722 a WANTED— TENDERS for SINKING WELL. Reid and Gray. 721 a WANTED— BOARD and LODGING. Apply by letter to “Z.Y.," Office of this Paper. 671 a WANTED— A Family’s WASHING. Apply, Office of this paper. 178 a ■\Y7ANTED —MRS PAULING begs to notify that she has taken that Commodious House in Moore street, nearly opposite the Presbyterian Manse, where she will bo glad to ACCOMMODATE PATIENTS requiring surgical or medical aid. Mrs Pauling has had very considerable experience as Ladies’ Nurse, both at Home and in New Zealand. 528 a

WANTED KNOWN—That Miss Verrall is now showing her Winter Stock of Millinery, Drapery &c. Stay and Corset Manufacturer. Dressmaking done on Premises, Colombo street, opposite Cookham House. 630 a WANTED KNOWN That HENRY’S PORTRAIT ROOMS, Saunders’ Buildings, East street, Ashburton, are open DAILY, from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. Portraits taken in any weather. Great Reduction in Price. 101 a WANTED TO SELL PIANOS H. J. WEEKS, Teacher of Music, Tuner, &c., has for sale the following Secondhand Pianofortes : 1 full-sized Brinsmead, £45; Bord, £25; Broadwood, £26 ; also, American Organ, 5 stops, £3O; 1 Church Harmonium 14 stops, £3O, a bargain. Pianofortes of any kind can be obtained on deferred payments. Dresden Model Pianos, £45 and £55. Address; Cameron street west. 86a fXTANTED KNOWN. Ashburton V\ REGISTRY OFFICE for Male and Female Servants.—L. F. Andrewes begs to inform the public of Ashburton and surrounding districts that he has opened the above. Male and Female Servants of all classes provided. Employers requiring servants, and all persons with good recommendations, who are in want of situations, are requested to apply to L. F. Andrewes, Labor Agent, Bookseller, and Stationer, East street, South. 208 a

TTCTANTED THE GUARDIAN tells » » your Wants for Is., cash. Special Advertisements. W. H. SPACEMAN’S Offices are now in Canterbury Chambers, Hereford street, Christchurch, t next Miles and Co., having REMOVED from Messrs Wynn, Williams, and Deacon’s. 335 a 4 LL work and no play makes Jack _J\_ a dull boy,” Consequently, bearing the truth of this adage in mind, Frederick Clark, OF EAST STREET, Has just imported a quantity of NOVEL AND AMUSING GAMES wherewith to while away the dragging hours of winter nights. They meet the requirements of both old and young, and include playing cards, “ squeezero,” &c.; chess and draught men and boards, backgammon, dominoes, go-bang, race game, lotto, &c., &c. Those having favorite Authors should, to prevent disappointment, make their selections from his large stock of NEWEST NOVELS at their earliest convenience. THE SMOKER’S FRIEND is F.C., and to preserve the right to this title he has just imported the following Brands of TOBACCO : —Nail Rod, Vanity Fair, Ruby Twist, Twist, &c., &c. CIGARS and CIGARETTES : Havanna and Cuban, Vanity Fair Cigarettes, &c., &c., and a large selection of novelties in PIPEWARE. FLOODED OUT. F.C. was floooded out by the heavy rains on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, and the damage done is irreparable. What is he to do ? Sue the Council for damages ? No ! no ! Sell the damaged goods at the best prices obtainable, and get ANOTHER NEW STOCK. This is what he will do. Those who COME EARLY will therefore secure the BEST BARGAINS. 720 a i

IVTOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS IN THE DISTRICTS OF ASHBURTON AND RAKAIA On and after this date our BUSINESS in the above districts will be under the MANAGEMENT of Mr William Hobne. P. CUNNINGHAM & CO., Grain Merchants. Christchurch, May 3, 1881. 717 a