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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1555, 13 June 1885, Page 1

Easiness Notice. Canterbury Mills. rpo FARMERS AND OTHUUSI CORN SACKS, K size and weighs At lowest current rates, 3 292 0. W. TURNER, SELLING OFF FANCY GOODS, TOYS, STATION RY, &o. BOOKS, Mast be sold—even if at a loss To Suit everybody at prices that canaot be beaten. Andrewes Bros., Booksellers, Stationkbs, & a, Ashburton. W. Fowke, bootmaker,

to inform his friends and the pub'ic generally that he has started business on his own account. He hopes by strict attention to business and making a good article, to secure a share of public patronage. Address—BUßPETT STREET, In premises occupied by Mr J. Meech. A R OR NO WAR! War or no war, we in Ashburton most “ eat to live,” in other word' , every one must purchase tea, coffee, sugar and general groceries. When about to do so I would respectfully suggest that my shop be patronised, especially if purchases are to bo for ready money. Mr Blank, a storekeeper, tells me that in |view of the great number of stores, and cutting in prices, and general slaughter, it would soon be, in Ashburton, a case of the ‘‘survival of the fittest. *’ I hope to be one of the survivors, for I neyer was in a better position to serve the public well in quality and prices of goods. I take this opporrunity to thank my customers for the preference they continue to give my shop, and at same time to request monthly customers to settle promptly, thus enabling me to buy well, and to continue to serve them well. H. M. OARSON, Agent for Nelson, Moateand Co.’t celebrated teas, in packets, boxes and half chests. Grocery, Fruit, Glass, China, Italian and Fancy Goods Warehouse, East street, Ashburton.

w HAT! DOWN AGAIN Not the price of wheat, but of Drapery, Clothing; BOOTS, GROCERY, &o. HATES & CO. Are always to the front to meet existing depression in trade and labor. We are Offering a Few Desperate Lines as under— White and Grey Calico, 2£d We have a large stock of blankets nnos* uahy cheap from 7a lid ~rh ite and Scotch Flannel, Bid Turkish Towe'a, 6d A splendid Lot of Dress Stuffs, 20 pe cent cheaper than any other house Scotch Homespun, 6d Nice Shade in Fonle Cloth, 10d Tapestry Carpetsf beautiful patterns. Is lid Ladies’ Scarves. 3d Children’s Warm Scarves, 6<S Ladies’ i Isters, grand valne, 3a lid Children’s Listers and Jackets, ail prices Ladies’ Handsome Jackets, far trimmed, 5s 9d dirt cheap A. Lot of Rich Cashmeres from Splendid Lot of Velveteens new shades, from Is 61 A Quantity of Wool 2s 6d per hank Woollen Jackets, Is 6d A few dozen of our Cheap Hose at 6d, grand value We have some lovely blankets, extra large, I9s 6d Kaiapoi Blankets, splendid value, extra size, 25s Beautiful Twill Flannels, la 6d Boys’ Saits, choice, 4s 9d Boys’ Moles, 4s Men’s Moles, 6s 9d Men’s Tweed Saits, 16s 6d Oil Coats, 16s A novelty in Improvers, Is 3d Nice shade in Dress Buttons, Id per doz

A Grand Lot of OVERCOATS to be sold at 15s—only see them Boys’ Ulsters from 5a OUR. BOOT STOCK IS IMMENSE. Children’s Patent 8.5., la 6d Heavy Leather, 3s Girls’ Kid Boots, 3s Ladies’ Kid Boots, grand value, 6a’6d Try our own make in Shooters, only 10» 6d Boys’ Shooters, 7s Watertights, pegged and guaranteed, 14a 6d Nothing like them in the colony And a quantity of others to choose from. One trial is all we ask. N.B.—OUR GROCERY ESTABLISH. MENT IS AX. Hayes and Co., THE ARC ADE.