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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1535, 8 May 1885, Page 1

George Jameson. e Grass Seed. J AM A CASH PURCHASE* GEO. JAMESON, 7 230 Aahbar<f»ik To Farmers. I am a CASH PURCHASER OF WHEAT, OATS and BARLEY. GEO. JAMESON, 3 206 Ashburton. Sheep Dip. FOR SALES DIP, in 5 gallon drama AND rpHOMAS’S DIP, in 151 b tins and 1001 b drama. GEORGE JAMESON, 2 261 Aahbarton. Easiness Notice. O T I 0 S. NEW BAKERY & FLOUR STORE, <K*. Benjamin Morris Desires to return his best thanks to the public for the liberal support accorded ta him since he has taken over the Wester* field Mills. He begs to state that he haa now OPENED a STORE in the TRIANGLE, WAKANUI ROAD, where all orders by his former customera and others will be promptly attended to. WHE ATEN MEAL from Westerfield Mill BRAN and SHARPS always in stock He also begs to intimate that he haa now OPENED A BAKERY, under the management of a first-class Baker, and trusts by strict attention business to merit a share of pnbl € patronage. ANALYSIS OF WESTERFIELD FLOUR. “ I have examined bath chemically and microscopically the whole grain floor manufactured by Mr B. Moeeis. I find it to be quite free from adulteration, at '1 made from sound wheat of good quality “A. W. BICKERTON, “ Colonial Analyst. August 25th, 1884 8 168 gLAUGHTERI SLAUGHTER ! 1 Have You Read the Following ? Hard Cash Prices, to be turned into Cash. An Immense Sacrifice must necessarily take place when Cash is so scarce as it is at present, MESSRS HAYES & CO., DESIRE to inform the Public Generally, that they are determined to CLEAR IMMEDIATELY, OSE-HALF CP THEIR LARGE AND ASSORTED STOCK OF BOOTS, CLOTHING DRAPERY AND MILLINERY, Amounting to £IO,OOO. SALE TO COMMENCE JANUARY 15th, 1886. Now Look at the Prices 1 Now Look at the Prices 1 DRESS DEPARTMENT. 3000 yards Print, 2|d originally 4sd Colored Satens, 4|d, were lOi Linen Ginghams, 3£d, were 6d Dress Materials, various, 4£d were IOJd Black Cashmere, Is 4d, double width CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. A few Molntoshes to be cleared at 7s 6d Men’s Tweed Suita from 15a fid Blue Serge Suits, 12s fid White Flannel Cricketing Suits, 19a 9d Men’a “Kapai” Tweed Trousers, 6a 3d Men’s White Shirts (linen fronts), 2a lid, worth 4s fid Men’s Regatta Shirts, with collar, 2a 9d, worth 3s lid Men’s Brown Cotton Drawers, ll£d pet pair Men’s Heavy Ribbed Drawers, Is lOd pet pair Men’s Umberllas, 2s each MILLINERY AND MANTLES. Print Costumes, 2s lid, were 6s 9d Straw Hats, 4Jd, worth Is fid Knitted Petticoats, full size, la 9d Leghorn Hats (trimmed), Is fid MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. Heavy Twilled Sheeting, B£d, 72i0 wide All Wool Welsh Flannel, la par yard All Wool Welsh Scarlet, 3£d per yard Green and Crimson Damask, lid per yard Heavy Flax Shirting, reduced to 4}d Heavy Union Shirting, reduced to fid Blankets from 63 lid per pair Turkish Towels, fid each Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 2s 4d, worth 3s fid Cotton Twded for boy’s wear, Is 8d per yard BOOT DEPARTMENT. Men’s Heavy Shooter Boots, 10a fid den’s Bluchers, nailed, fis fid Our immense Stock of Women’s Boots, all Reduced to startling prioea Children’s Patent Leather Elastic Sides, Is 3d per pair, worth 2s fid HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. 3 pairs Women’s Colored Stockings for Is fid Girl’s and Boy's Stockings, all colon, £ Children’s Socks, Id per pair Men's Socks, fid per pair. All Remnants and Odd Pleoes to be SWEPT OUT AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE