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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 924, 23 April 1883, Page 4

Uatson, Cox, and Oo» Matson Cox & Co. A UOTIONEERS & VALUATORS, LAND, J STOCK, AND ESTATE AGENTS. LOANS NEGOTIATED at Lowest Bates and on most favorable terms. WOOL* GRAIN, SEED, AND ' . GENERAL MERCHANTS. i. WE HAYS NOW ON HAND FOR SALE—WOOLPACKS and CORNSACKS. FENCING WIRE of All Sizes—BARBED ; and PLAIN. GREEN and YELLOW TANCRED TURNIPS. ’ u SKIRYIN SWEDES, and other TURNIP , : SEEDS of all MANGOLDS, SrC. . j CLOVER SEEDS of all descriptions. COCKSFOO' 1 ’ and RYE GRASS. : TEA in Bonces and Half-chests. "OATS, BRAN, CHAFF, && AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY—REAPERS AND BINDERS, &c. Wool ; ’PURCHASED in large or small qnantities consigned to the „CANTFRBURY wool sales., or the r HOME MARKET.

I h:if. LIBERAL cash advances ,jj ... cr .Made on Consiohhbnm. . Weekly Sales T ' ° f ‘ HORSES, COWS, PIGS, and ALL 6f STOCK and PRODUCE ON ,dfti j'u ‘.‘>''S : A->T UR DAYS, ’ - .p.., i.> 5 Atjllo’clock sharp. SALES OP STOCK, Will be held at ■ A&HBURTON AND tINWALD t ; : :or::na:' : 'ALTERNATELY., • KTHrV’p RAT.TC AT TINWALD YARDS r.T On, TUESDAY, APRIL 24 iota ra" ' AGENTS FOR 5 , i ' National -Mortgage and Agency Co. •i Messrs Wood, Sinclair and Co. .. . ■ i Robay’a Threshing Machines. T .. . MATSON, OOX, & CO. WEST STREET, Ashbukton. a 30 Business Notfcts. JJJO FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN. " JThe undersigned is a Cash Purchaser of / Corn-fed t*IGB, either as podt at the' u Factory; Wfljs ; street, or aliye at the '"theParm.

THOS. W. GREEN. ' ' 1. Ashburton. bnzi MBRIOAN DOMESTIC PATTERNS - ■ “ i TANCRED STREET, -,Ji r JWirtiW tite Ladies-of Ashburton for > l> r Choir-’libenit patronage, and begs (to inti„mate that she haa received a few choice watmtatA from 7id. v '* •jTTLTTNG (by machine) Id per yard. E ’•--w.-' ' ■ . '-.American Domestic Pattern Depot. rjei,ft ia&lSTßt OFFICE FOB FEMALE a iciflus- ;g , ■; 'SERVANTS, " -0 85 U ST ARRIVED. NEW SHIPMENTS ,‘j-X. -i OP STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS, : On view at THOS. FRBDK. FARLEY’S, BOOIBK lies and Stationer, a ,SAUNDERS’ BUILDINGS, , . Near Railway Station, Ashburton. X >. , A large stock of Books and Stationery •n hand. The trade supplied on lowest - .terms. Special terms with Teachers, Students, and School Committees. SnbI ecribers wanted for Journals, Newspapers, etc. Any book not in stock procured I r spen the shortest notice. . w . ,T. F. Farley, SOUNDERS’ BUILDINGS, U'kti Ashburton. '-246

HHriIGETABLES FOR THE MILLION. „„ , -V., —ln consequence of the, splendid >9 . > , 5 , < '.Jj. on non Mason, the undersigned has about 20,000 .. ntumOTO, SAVOYS, etc., which he 'vilbM to dispose of at alarmingly low „ rf , *ates Sqt CASH. Cabbages, la per doz o^ ' xDxnipij 2d per bundle ; Carrots, 2d pel (OCjfl Tf. j^ oat ft ton °* a pleo,d.i4 Pumpini table lor jam making ; no ressbnble'qoffer ,refused. A large supply of •t qualify POTATOES always kept in ■Tfe # . rates. ' Fruit, Conibiiery, etc., always on hand'. Before . ejeearheze give the undersigned a ■•'IB. Ling hit »; 1., WniS BTKEBT (Opposite Fire Brigade Station). 771 ;„„i<,v,ra George Lea, ; , TOTitittee AND CONTRACTOR. Estimates sod Flans furnished {for all Vltid. tf Brick, Stone, or Timber {BuildFunerals furnished at moderate lines w ji'Wetkehops—Cameron at west. 812 , W. Pengellvy 7 ? mAILOB AND HABIT MAKER, eieriJE?;'' tolnJXt Db&haic stbxsi South, Chbibxohubch. \ »ul2