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N EVlrtM ITS REMEDY.—T> the Editor,—lt is a heal thy sign ofthe time? when our iocal -papers' are ’ beginning to deal in a fearless manner with bankrupts ana the ■bankruptcy laws. -The time : has come when something must be done either by the legislature qjr by business meiV , themselves, to!'piit]an , end to a slate of affairs which is a disgrace to ‘ jeijVilisation.. t We;. (the updersigired) have been doing business in Ashbor- ■ ton about years, and the money we. have .lost during that period by bankrupts, 1 Jlevante’rs, and blacklegs generally amounts to agreat deal more than - the margin usually allowed forbad debts. If the law cannot protect us then we must protect ourselves, and there is only one way to do so, viz., to abolish the credit system altogether. This system has been the of other-countries besides New Zealand, and past' experience has proved it to be rotten to the core." Owing to recent heavy losses we . have iresolved >to sell for cash only in future. The honest man who i§; willing, to pay his 20s in the £, and.pay as he goes, will find this no disadvantage .but a great gain, as he. will be able to obtain a first-class article much cheaper than he would under the old system. We shall exert ourselves to the utmost as heretofore .to igive pur customers full satisfaction, and every order jvill be executed in our usual first-class style—but wp shall no longer, run any; .unnecessary ;,risk. Under ■ the dish; system, we are; prepared to offer a special line of tweeds at the following unusually low prices :—Gentleman’s suit made to order, r j£i ,lßs 6d; ladies’ tailor made ulster, £2. All Other goods in proportion, for cashonly. ... ' CRAIGHEAD & CO., , , .TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, ’ ’ Tancred Street. ' AYST Bit S A L 60 N !> And .Sniplcdd/FISH. always on ; hkpd.‘Teaaad Obflfee at all Hours.' Also,. Fried Fish. 1 'Note' I me ‘address—-Wills street, neit Stables!. ~' 1213' Buncan, 1 agricultural “ Implements 4 MANUFACTURER^,; j Having bfeeh appointed AGENTS burton for-'tho 1 , V’V ‘ '.’.‘."'r %E£RIM!, AND,TWINE ~r ' ; .tBINDBRS,\ ! We dre now prepared to take orders for. next season. J As only a limited ntimber will; be 'ehrljr application."isi necessary. AIT : orders received after; be LB extra: ■ i! ' y : “- > -iWe'sritfijtf prepaid to takd f ordettfifori j ' TtiIAPBRS ’ ' ANt)| Makers of-;; ••«!( 1-. r'.tr Ploughs, Ejrays, farrows, Rollers, Grubbers, weirs, Strippers,- and 1 'neWly-improved iDirect Draught;, (the Latest and..tbe ( .>-Best), made any size up to 15ft, and' every description . of Farm Implements. . , , , Just received,.ex Soukar,. . A large'' quantity' of HORNSBY’S PLOUGHSHARES, Old Brlnd. - ordered expressly for Ashburton.; ; 11 1 • •'••--Afo/ ’ : Some-‘extra;.' heavy; Mould Boards (our own'pattern),,.best oast steel, suitable for .contractors., , ; REPAIRS of ' every ■ -description of MACHINERY at reasonable charges,

i'J! lv lOTOEI.A HOUSE, EAST STREET! -Mil - u ■ lit S Dimant & Coe, ; .selling' at prices which 'have gained for -their"; e&'tabHshihpttt' 1 tiudi ,ap ikhmetttte popularity ih the^iist.' K: * ‘ All goojds marked in' and sold at a profit calculated • - afford such 'advantages as ,noi other; houSeJdfa tdwh can pbmahently Offers ■ 1 ",*• 1 recdntly ;te•Kgr j& COE) V *.•/•( RE R AFEES CLOTHIER?, Ac., ri< { { , .I*l Ashburton. j.:> j 816 -m M . u

Charles Lawrepce, iiV:: PHQTQHR4PHER j-i jJy special Appointment tothoGovernOr*, Begs to informs ihe residents of Ashburton a'nd theisurrbUhding, he has OPENED in SAUNDERS’ BUILDINGS, East'street, Ashburton; and as all Pictures will be taken by/ himself, lit will be'a sufficient guarantee thatnone but satisfactory Photographs will be sent out of his Studio;’ ; i. i ' INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS Of Childrehtaken. Equally, good, results are obtained bn dull days as light ones by this process, ir Pictures enlarged to any size,. andfinished iiv Oil, Water Color or ; d>Lty> ■*r , +* JLV iVj I (Of High street, Chriatchurbh). Crayons. 969

■ ' • ■■■'■ <. • l- ■ BITTER ALE, BITTER ALB. PLEASES BOTH EYE AND PAL ATE.' tonic and Wholesome/ Guaranteed abaplutely Lee from' adulter a- ’ ' ’ ! tiorr. ' ‘ ‘ iy.. . ’/■ ‘« ' The following are specimens of the compliments ,we are, receiving frequently Please next boa(t 3 hhdS'Ale, same aa’last,; very good indeed.'’’—-Bluff. ‘‘l believe, your beer is the best in the market,”—Balclirtha. / ( ■ i “I must congratulate you bn “ the quality, of the beer : it is magnificent. If you can keep it Up to'that you have got a good thing. Waitnate. ■, r . i ~ ■ KEAST & McCarthy, limited. .Agents for Meukow’a Brandy, Roderick Dhu and Shaughraun Whiskies, and Marsden i Raffley’s ■■ celebrated Billiard Tables/ ' 1266

John Broom, iGN'i WRITER,. . DECORATOR, ..COACH.PAINTER,, &o. i : f Orders may be left at McOoll’s, Ashburton Hotel; 'or Husband’s' Stables, Hill’s Hotel. ' M •’ :i '[■'J ‘ ‘ 1257

;yy tioft of. Plain .and 1 Fancy Pointing executed) ton, thfei shortest * -*t the Smyrna .Offipe/next Matson,' Ot*x,and Oo.’lipWait street Lf; s x,. •;«.’•> I ;I3 •'’> dm

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 982, 29 June 1883, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 982, 29 June 1883, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 982, 29 June 1883, Page 4

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