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Ashburton Guardian, Volume III, Issue 495, 7 November 1881, Page 2

Wanted. HUTT ROAD BOARD. Applications, addressed to the Chairman, will be received up till noon on Ifith Inst. (Wednesday), from competent Persona to VALUE the DISTRICT and complete the RATE ROLL for the year 1882. Applicants to state the sum required by them for doing the work. W. B. COMPTON, Overseer. Nov. 4, 1881. 54d WANTED— A good General SERVANT. Apply, Everett Bros., Havelock street. TTCTANTED—Two strong LADS, to » » Learn the Coachbuilding business. Apply to Elz Bros. , Wills street. 60d WANTED. —Two Gentlemen want comfortable BOARD and LODGING, at a private house, in or near town. Address at once, stating terms and all particulars, to Door-Key, Office of this Paper. 9190 WANTED KNOWN. —SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY. MISS VERRALL is now Showing her First Display of Spring Millinery. Colombo street (opposite Cookham House.) ' 827 c WANTED KNOWN— John Dudley, Moore street, still receives orders for Chimney Sweeping, and every attention paid to such orders. Established 1877. Remember the Address— John Dudley, Moore street 423 c ANTED KNOWN —The GRAND DIVISION of New Zealand, Sons of Temperance, will honor Ashburton with their presence on November 7. 904 c WANTED —Everybody to come and hear Mr Jago speak on the Temperance Question, in the Templar Hall, on November 7. 902 c WANTED KNOWN.—Just received a consignment of “ Novelties,” together with new, rare and generally esteemed varieties of Flower Seeds, annual and perennial, in addition to those catalogued. Those of my customers who have not had their orders for Garibaldi Bulbs, Carnations. &c., will oblige by calling for he same. A very fine stock of beddingout Plants will be ready in September and October. W. Gimblett, Colombo street, Christchurch. 680 c WANTED, on November 7, 10,000 Critics to give their opinion on the merits of the Sons of Temperance Tea Fight. 903 c Special Advertisements.

NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). AN AGENCY has this day been OPENED at Ashburton, with Mr Walter B. Moss in charge. TEMPORARY OFFICE CORNER OF WEST AND HAVELOCK STREETS. JOHN COOKE, Manager. Christchurch, October 1, 1881. 782 c |JI H E NEW ZEALAND Clothing Factory, noted throughout the Colony for the bestfitting and Genuine Well-made CLOTHING Of Every Description, are the LARGEST PRIZE-TAKERS At the Dunedin Industrial Exhibition, having been awarded FIRST ORDER OF MERIT, AND ALSO HIGHLY COMMENDED by the intelligent jurors. One trial will prove the Superior Quality of all Products. A SINGLE GARMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. Branches at all the principal Towns. HATS, SHIRTS, RUGS, HOSIERY, BLANKETS, TWEEDS, At Wholesale Prices. NEW SEASON’S GOODS NOW SHOWING. Ashburton Retail Branch : East Street. W. SPARROW, 6g 2c Branch Manager.

r# © © £ CO eg rd © •pH 02 55 © d o a ■ t>s t 3 eg © Ph ►-H w h o o ft -«■=» CO CO h 3 © pd EH t* « H Ah ◄ P 3 Q 55 •< ife John Meech, PRACTICAL CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, &0., , BURNETT STREET Opposite the Mail Office. Easy Chairs, Couches, English and American Chairs, Single and Double Iron and Wood Bedsteads. All kinds of Carpeting, Matting, and Oilcloth. A large assortment of Repps and Cretonnes at lowest prices. Suites of Furniture from Ll 3 and upwards. All kinds of furniture re-covered and repaired at the very lowest prices. All work guaranteed and completed at the shortest notice. Furniture exchanged, and highest prices given for second-hand Furniture. Note the address—Cheapest House in Ashburton, opposite Mail Office, Burnett, street. 3160 i