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Ashburton Guardian, Volume III, Issue 516, 23 December 1881, Page 2

Wanted. STTANTEPsirA good HOUSEMAID. W ’ 'Applyiat once, at Butler’s Family Hotel' 42(1.1 WANTED— A practical UPHOLSTERER. One accustomed to polishing preferred. Apply, J. Meech, Cabinetmaker. 420 d WANTED —A GIRL, between 14 and 16 years of age, to attend to children and do light house work. Apply for address, Office of this Paper. 386 d WANTED— TENDERS for CUTTING 68 acres of wheat with a string hinder, and Stocking, Carting, and Stacking the same. The stacks to be built where directed. Tenders to be sent in not later than MONDAY, 2nd January, addressed to J. STANLEY Lkdce, Elgin. ~ 405 d 'ANTED KNOWN —Before pur- , chasing your Christmas and presentation CAKES, please give Mr Thomas Taylor, the Baker and Confectioner, of East street, a call, and inspect his really fine display of Cakes and Confectionery. 419 d WANTED KNOWN— Mrs Henderson, Dressmaker, Burnett street, near Catholic Church. Ladies’ Dresses made from 5s 6d. Apprentices Wanted. 306 d WANTED KNOWN —During the Christmas Season, FRIEDLaNDER BROS, are selling NEW FRUIT, NEW FRUIT, Currants, 6£d ; Elemes, 7d ; Sultanas, 8d ; Candied'Peel. Is 6d ; Best Butter, 6d; and General Groceries equally cheap for Cash. 318 d KNOWN—If you want to «< Gi’ow a splendid crop of Turnips, Purchase some of Mayo’s Bonedust. —Address F. Mayo, Hamstead Mills. T'sranted known. spring VV AND SUMMER MILLINERY. MISS YERRALL is now Showing her First Display of Spring Millinery. Colombo street (opposite Cookham House.) 827 c WANTED KNOWN—That Robert Elston, Burnett street, Ashburton, having procured the Newest Apparatus, is prepared to SWEEP CHIMNEYS at very low rates. Any orders left at the Town Hall will receive prompt attention. 760 c WANTED KNOWN — Christmas and New Year Cards —Just arrived, the Best and Newest Assortment ever seen, including Scented Satchets and Fringed Cards.—L. F. Andrewes, Bookseller and Stationer, East street South, Ashburton. 766 c

Special Advertisements. THE undersigned will be prepared, during the coming season, to supply the following articles at the lowest rates: — REAPERS and BINDERS EXTRAS for DO. BINDING WIRE CORN SACKS TURNIP and RAPE SEEDS PLOUGH SHARES And all kinds of Agricultural Implements. FREDK. PAYITT, Corn Merchant, <fec., Ashburton. Agent for John Anderson, Canterbury Foundry, Christchurch; Geo. Booth and Sons, importers of Agricultural Implements, Christchurch; and Agent for the United Insurance Company. 150 d THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. Heads of Families, and all who wish to obtain suitable articles for Christmas Presents AND NEW YEAR’S GIFTS Are respectfully invited to inspect the unrivalled assortment of Toys, Fancy Goods, Christmas and New Year’s Cards, etc., just opened up by the undersigned. Also STATIONERY. Plain and Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes, Account and Memorandum Books, School Books, etc. An extensive stock to select from. Schools liberally dealt with. H. M. Jones, EAST STREET AND BARING SQUARE. Pianos, Organs, Harmoniums, and all kinds of Musical Instruments on Deferred Payments. A quantity of SHE E T MUSIC very cheap. Lowest Prices for Cash. 293 d

IgtS LORDSHIP’S LARDER. THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WORLD WHERE A GRILLED CHOP OR STEAK, AND A GLASS OF BASS’ ENGLISH ALE, Can be obtained FOR ONE SHILLING. THE BEST MENU TO CHOOSE FROM IN CHRISTCHUBCH. Unequalled Accommodation for Ladies. Dinners, Banquets, Ball Suppers, Wedding Breakfasts, and Picnics provided for, in the very best possible style. W. H. MESSENGER, 360 d Purveyor. Back from the front.—The scare at Parihaka is over; our volunteers have proved themselves equal to the occasion, and although no Gghting was done, they were the “ boys” to do it had it been required; a brush with the “ blackfellows ” was what they went for. Nevertheless they did a good deal of hard tramping up hill and down dale; and the astonishing fact is that most of them, having been provided with STOUT Boors from C. HAWKINS’ never-to-be-excelled Boot and Shoe Warehouse, came back with their “ understandings’ nearly aa good as when they left this go-ahead little township. Try C. Hawkins’ Shop before you go elsewhere. 998 c O. Carstens & Co., (Lath Weston’s), PROSPECT BUILDINGS, Tobacconist, fancy goods, AND STATIONERY. Meerschaum Pipes, G. B. D. Pipes Nailrod, Twist, and Vanity Pair Tobacco A nice assortment of Accordions, Concertinas, Flutes, Violins, Mouth Organs, and Toys of every description, direct from Home. Haircutting, Shaving and Shampooing. EAST STREET ASHBURTON. 257«*