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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 851, 25 January 1883, Page 2

Special Advertisements. QOAL GO AL. GOAL. Wo have now IN STOCK, ex Conference, a large supply of the Old Liambton Coal. This is the BEST HOUSE COAL imported. 18n TUCKER, REST ELL & CO.

'IVTOTICE TO BLACKSMITHS, iM BREWERS, AND OTHERS. Just lauded, ex Mary Campbell, from Greyraouth, a supply of the CELEBRATED Brunner Coal, The beat procurable for blacksmith and steam purposes. n 27 TUCKER, RESTELL & CO,

We have now IN STOCK and for sale, ex vessels from Kaipara, a large assortment of DRESSED AND UNDRESSED Kauri Timber, including sizes to suit all requirements of the Building Trade. WELL - SEASONED TIMBER for Joiners and Cabinetmakers. Also, from Foxton, ex* Awaroa and Forest Queen, Totaral Black Pine, of the best quality to be obtained. 021 TUCKER, RESTELL & CO.

EWEST BOOKS at E. BEY AN’S, Saender& Buildings. Cassell’s Popular Educator, Chambers’ Journal of Popular Literature, Mayhew’s Illustrated Horse Management, the Leisure 'Hour, Every Boy’s Annual, Little Wide-Awake, Chatterbox, Children's Friend, Child’s Companion, Infant’s Magazine, Band of Hope Review, Morning Dewdrops (by Mrs O. L. Balfour), Captain Cook’s Voyages, and others. A large stock of second-hand beoks—all offered at the lowest possible price for cash. 32

[With an apology to Green's Shade.] CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.—The BIG SHOP in East Street, Ashburton, has just been opened with an entirely NEW of English, Foreign, and Colonial-made BOOTS and SHOES, which will be sold at my usual LOW PRICES, which have given such satisfaction in Tinwald and elsewhere.— C. HAWKINS, “Munhtbk,” Warehouse, Ashburton ; also at Tinwald. To Farmers. WHEAT SHIPMENTS TO THE UNITED KINGDOM or CONTINENT of EUROPE. THE NEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY AND MERCANTILE COMPANY, LIMITED, Are prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES Against wheat placed in their hands for shipment to London, Liverpool, or the Continental markets. FARMERS’ PARCELS Will have the personal attention of Mr P. Cunningham and Mr G. 6. Stead, and will be forwarded by the COMPANY’S LINE OF SHIPS DIRECT TO THEIR LONDON OFFICE Shippers thus avoid the delay and expense which is incurred when shipments pass through int rmediate channels. The advantages and economy of being in DIRECT COMMUNICATION WITH HIGH-CLASS EXPERIENCED BROKERS, Whose sole business is the disposal of Grain, must be obvious. Ihe Company’s large business enables it to hand’e grain upon a very low scale of charges, and farmers availing themselves of its services for the disposal of grain in the Home Markets can rely upon the HIGHEST PRICE being realised, and prompt account sales being rendered. Shipments will be superintended without charge, and every care taker to ensure dsepatch. GEORGE 6. STEAD, Managing Director. P, CDNNINGHAM, Consulting Director. W. HORNE, 12au Agent, Ashburton. THE SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Head Office: 151, West George street, Glasgow. Capital ... £1,000,000 FIRE RISKS taken at lowest current rates. Claims promptly settled hare. W. R. BOYLE, n 7 Agent, Ashburton.

Mr L. H. WILKINS is authorised to Collect Subscriptions and Canvass on account of The Ashburton Guardian. 2j W. H. ZOUOBT.