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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1543, 18 May 1885, Page 2

Wanted. WANTED ty a young mm, age °3, a Situation to drive a baker’s or storekeeper’s cart ; can assist in shop Apply, N., Cookson’s stable. 5 <79 I TTST ANTED Known Just arrived, “ The old Flag,” music and words Great success. R. Bfvan, Bookseller, next shop to Qui'l’s Hotel. 5 777 \IT ANTED Known Mrs Whit f < rawing Class will be resumed on Saturday, 23rd Instant. Lessons given in painting on terra-cotta, satin, silk, etc 5 773 WANTED Known that tf. Lanca tee's Pork Sausages at 6 per lb excels >ny other in the Canterbury province. Cash buyer of bacon pigs. R. Lancaster Ready-money Meat Mart, Bullock’s Arcade. 5 774 WHAT 1 saw in America in 1880.— Popular Lecture on Wednesday next, Oddfellows’ Hall, at 7.30, by Rev. Jos. Berry, President of the Wesleyan Conference. 5 735 WANTED Known The undersigned is prepared to Drill Seed with Reid and Gray’s drill or sow with broadcast sower, on most reasonable terms. Apply to Martin Griffin, Newlands. 5 730 LIFE among the Mormons. Oddfellows’ Hall, Wednesday, 20th May. Admission—one shilling. Tickets everywhere 5 736 WANTED Known—That T. Boult has commenced Bacon Curing, and having purchased a first-class sausage machine, he will be able to supply the j wants of the inhabitants of Ashburton with a real good Pork Sausage. Fresh every day. Only good corn fed pigs bought. 5 711 WONDERFUL Fire Brigade Scene, as depicted by Rev. Jos. Berry on Wednesday next. To commence at 7 30. Proceeds in aid of Ashburton Wesleyan Church Building Funcg. 5 737 %IT ANTED Known—Before buying VV Dress Materials, Ulsters, Jackets, Dolmans, Millinery, etc., call and inspect oar stock. The cheapest first-class Drapery and Millinery Establishment in Ashburton —H. O. Seqers, ealys’ Buildings, East treet. fTTT ANTED inown— Jones and BeadW shaw are offering a superior blend of Nelson, Moate and Co’s Tea, at 20s per box ; Flour, 18s per sack ; Chaff, 35s per ton ; Wheat, seconds and crushed, equally cheap, for Cash. TT'T'ANTED Known—Wertheim SewVf ing Machines can be had on Time Payments at the New Zealand Clothing Factory’s Branch, East street, Ashburton. CHINESE Quarters, the City by Night, Farming in the West, Niagara, and other topics connected with America, will form part of Rev. Jos Berry’s lecture at the Oddfellows’ Hall on Wednesday, 20-h May 5 738 Glorious news. andkew oke will give away on Saturday 100 pairs men’s boots at 6s 9d ; 60 pairs canvas slippers at 2s 6d ; 30 pairs cricketing boots at 6s 6d ; 100 pairs Kaiapoi trousers at 11s 6d—every article at half-price.

2 237 VT^T" ANTED Known—Boots ! Boots I \\ That Hates and Co. are Clearing a few desperate lines of Boots, eto., to wit, Ladies’ Leather, 4s 6d; Men's Shooters, Pegged, 10s ; Men’s Elastic sides, 9s, and a lot of odd lines that must be cleared at once. 7 1278 WANTED Known—Umbrellas at Is lid, six doz buttons for Is, China Matting at 6d, Ladies’ Hose at 6d, Corsets at 2s 3d, Shirting at 4£ 1, Towels d, 36 inch Oilcloth 9d, Camisoles 1c 4d, Andrew Obr’s Cheap Sale 2 185 WANTED KNuVVN —Robert Elston, Bill Poster, Theatrical Agent, eto., Town Hall, Ashburton. Theatrical companies and others visiting Ashburton should communicate with the above. Orders by post or telegram promptly attended to. 760

Special Advertisements. ARRIVED, NEW GOODS. Wholesale and Retail. Books by various authors Stationery in great variety Toys and Fancy Goods of every description Jewellery, Cutlery, Concertinas, Accordians, etc. Photo and Scrap Albums, Is Tobacconist’s Sundries, etc. Specially low rates to Country Stores. “ Young Ladies’ Journal,” May number, Is 3d. E Bevan, SAUNDERS’ BUILDING, (Next Shop to Qcill’s Hotel. )5 692

GRIODLTURAL Machine Shop, WAKAKDI ROAD. OH ARLES RAY Repairs Engines, Combines, Chaff-cutters, Reapers and Binders, and all classes of macninery. Special attention given to Bicycles, Tricycles and Sewing Machines. Lawn Mowers repaired, sharpened and adjusted. Model work. General repairs. 3 384

READ, MAKK, LEARN ANU INWARDLY DIGEST, and to accomplish the above feat, visit my establishment, and lighten your inward gloom by appeasing your appetite for the beautiful by inspecting the most delightfully ARTISTIC EASTER CARDS ! ever imported into Ashburton (direct from Home). You are then at liberty to inspect the contents of a large case of tbooks personally selected, and just received. 1 believe it was Lord Wolseley who said (he happens to be the most popular man of the day, and one mußt.aqu|eze a littii popularity into advertisements), “ A man who aspires to great heights should reao incessantly, and never forget his newspapers;” and I say the same 1 Read ! Read 1 Read ! When both you and myself will be considerably benefited, Noi having room to give a detailed list of the contents of my shelves, I can only finish by saying—Come and see for yourselves, and if you are disappointed come again.— Nothing like Perseverance ! Thomas F. Farley's, BOOKSELLER AND STaTICNER, Sadndebs’ Buildings, East St., Ashburton.

Victoria House. 1 FIRESIDE EMPLOYMENT, AMUSEMENT, & INSTRUCTION 2 FOR WINTER EVENINGS. NOW SHOWING—A Splendid Assortment of Fine Art Goods end Traced Work in Slippers, Cosies, Antimacassars, Tidies, Ladies’ and Children's Aprons, Brackets, Drapes, Splaikers, Nightdress Bags. A Nice Selection of Crewel and Washing Silks, Ingrain Cottons, Berlin Fingerings, Transfer Patterns, Designs for Jross Stitch worK, &o. Also—A Nice Variety of Homespuns, Ladies’ and Children’s Ulsters, Jackets, Gloves, etc,, and a few Parcels of Manufacturers’ Samples in Men’s, Youths’, and Boys’ Clothing, bought at 20 pec cent under the regular prices, and offered accordingly. Dimant and Coe. GENERAL DRAPERS. CLOTHIERS, East and Tanored Streets, Ashburton. Victoria House.