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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1389, 26 November 1884, Page 2

Wanted. W ANTED Four go< once. Apply to I Lowcliffe. TTTTANTED Known—M VV late of Christchurc Dressmaking and Millin street, near the engine a style guaranteed, 7s 6d. I IT ANTED Known—H. VV the Cheapest Hous First-class Drapery and Mi thing marked with a small Huildings, East street. TTfTANTED Known—N ’ Bible, Tract and ! will open a temporary Depc Ashburton, on 26th Nove very large and well assorted BOOKS, etc, for Two W« B. Macdonald, Agent. ANTED Known—A. C for cash at the folh prices :—Tea, rare value, p« tea, per lb Is 3d, extra sugar, per lb 3d ; currant raisins, per lb 6d ; tapioca, white ;eago, psr lb 3d ; spe sauce, per bottle 6d ; rice, 1 ’ANTED Known VV Sugar, 501 b Fiour, 4s 9d ; Oysters 8d ; Biscuits. 3d ; a go Is 6d. J. McGregor, Tai ANTED Known—Fi are daily despatch our own boat, now fishing mere. Delivery guarante hours from time of catchii received at my shop will 1 executed on arrival of th Page, Fast street, Ashbur WANTED KNOWN—I Bill Poster, The a: etc., Town Hall, Ashburtc companies and others visi

Special Advertisements. jQI T o -X?J. P er dft y to b 0 mado by poru cS I -t 80na 0 f either sex, in their own localities, at work for us. New business. All meet with wonderful success. Anyone can do the work. Capital not required. We will start you. Outfit worth £t mailed free. The employment is particularly adapted to the region in which this publication circulates. Boys add girls earn nearly as much as men. Full particulars and instructions mailed free. Now is the time—don't delay, out write to us at once, address Stinson AND Co., Portland, Maine, United States.

NEW BOOKS. NEW FANCY GOODS. NEW STATIONERY. NEW TOYS. PRIZE BOOKS, Ere. QHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR CARDS of Nav Zealand Scenery. A beautiful assortment of goods suitable for presents. Andrewes Bros., Bookseixbrs, Stationers, &c., EAST STREET, SOUTH, Ashburton,

REDUCTIONS. REDUCTIONS The Undersigned have For Sale at Reduced Prices : Timber. Timber. Timber. Coal.. Coal. Coal. Firewood. Firewood. Firewood. Stakes. Stakes. Stakes. Posts. Posts. Posts. Hurdles. Hurdles. Hurdles. Inspection invited. MACPHE RSON, FILMER AND CO. (late A. Hayes), TIMBER & COAL MERCHANTS, East street. W. H. COLLINS, Manager, Ashburton. TVTEW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS ! ! IMeW BOOKS! and CHRISTMAS CARDS Now in. Popular Encyclopedia (14 vols); Colonies and Dependencies, by T. S. Cotton ; Local Government, by M. D. Chalmers ; Treasury of Sciences, Biographical, Workshop Appliances, Systematic Mineralogy, Electricity and Magnetism, Strength ol Material; Vanity Fair, by Thackery ; The Newcoraes ; English Men of Letters— Bacon, Cowper, Dic ens, Defoe ; Journal of the Plague Year, Plays from Molie're, The Prince Micharelli; Pedigree of Man, by Moeckel; India, the Law and the People, by Caird Gilbert on Banking; The Assommoir, by Emile Zola; Medieval History, by Chambers; Cassell’s Family Magazine, Irish Pleasantry and Pun, English Scenery (6 vols), Countries of the World «(6 vols), peoples of the World (4 vols), All Round the World (2 vols), The Book of Health, Family Physician ; Animal Life, by Wright; The Technical Educator, Popular Educator, Men of the Time, Family Herald (halfyear vol), How the Poor Live. Thomas F. Farley, BOOKSELLER, ASHBURTON,

1884. Victoria House. 1885. gPR IN G ANli SUMMER SEASON. Prints, Dress Stuffs, CoiTUJiks, Trimmings, Fancy Ties Hosiery, Millinery, Men’s, Boys’, and Youths’ Clothing, Shirts (assorted), Hats, Ac., Ac., Of newest designs, super-excellent makes, and durability, selected and offered for the especial purpose of well and worthily recommending Victoria House as . pre-eminent for variety, quality, liberality, and incomparable value. Ttssr Laches’, Men’s, and Children’s BOOTS, &c., at “ evil again ” price*. Patterns of Kosljn, Mosgeil, and KaiapoiTVVE ,DS receive! weekly, from which Men’s Youths’, and Boys'Garments aro promptly made to measure, fit, finish, and fashion perfect. Charges strictly r asonable. Dimant and Coe. Ready-Money Drapers, Clothiers, Ac, East and Tancred streets in premises lately occupied by Orr and Co.