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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1550, 11 July 1885, Page 2

Special Advertisements' Groceries CHEAPER THAN EVER AT JAMES McGREGOR’S, Tanored Street (opposite the Arcade). Best White Crystal Sugar, 3d per lb by the mat Beat English Cut Loaf Sugar, per lb Box Tea, from 12a 6d per box A grand assortment of new tin Fish— Herrings in Shrimp, Tomato or Tennel Sauce; Kippered, Spiced or Devil’d Herrings ; Uigby Chicks or Findon Haddocks, at la per tin Fresh Herrings, 7d. Best Oysters, 6d Muir’s Oatmeal, 3s 9d per bag Salmon, 8d Beat Cutting Brand, 91 Mackerel, lOd Sardines, 6d Full sizes new Figs, 9d per box Cadbury’s Cocoa, la per tin Fry’s Cocoa, tin or packet, la (id per lb Biscuits, 3d Cheese, 6d Best Rice, Sago and Tapioca, 3d per lb JAMES MoGEEGOR, Tancred Street 12 2342 Extraordinary Sale or A WAREHOUSEMAN’S ,STOOK OF SILKS, VELVETEENS, CRETONNES, CASHMERE MITTS, Ac.

Colored Silks 1 Bought at 70 per cent discount. Do you realise what this means, viz that silks 5s yard cost us Is 6d ; Bought at $ discount, and will be offered to the public Colored Velveteens Costume Tweeds ... [at London prices. Knockabout Tweeds j Goods in the usual Black Goods ... way costing say 2/6 { the yaH, we only ' paid 1/8 for. Bought also at £ diaCretonnes ... Skirtings ... Silesias ... Men’s Moles Cashmere Mitts Infants’ Poikas Blue Wool Repps... Cotton Shirts Men’s Dux Collars I- count, which will enable us to sell at ... .less than invoice ... j price. It is a won- ... I derful reduction on j regular safe goods J of everyday demand ... ) 114 doz, bought at ... ( 40 per cent discount Bought at 60 per cent discount, 10/9 Goods for 3/9 Bought at 75 per cent discount, and '‘sold at 6jd.—Full sized cotton shirts Bought at 90 per .cent discount, and 'sold at 9d for 12doz or Id the nox. All perfectly New Goods. The Purchase only effected last week. The whole will be shown on Tables in the Centre of the Shop, and not in any way mixed with our ordinary Stock. SALE NOW ON. H. E. May & Co., THE HALL, CHRISTCHURCH.

COAL. COAL, COAL. Tucker and Restell, WEaT STREET, ASHBURTON. ¥VTE have just received from Newcastle *» per Barque WILLIE MoLARBN and iSteamer HAUROTO Coal of superior quality, guaranteed from THE WALLS END MINK. We can therefore a- fely recommend this to our customers. Further supplies now being discharged. Ex barques ISLAND CITY and D^YENPORI', which arrived in Lyttelton yesterday with cargoes from NEWCASTLE. This being good fresh Coal, and specially bought to suit this market, should give every satisfaction, and we hope therefore to receive a continuance of orders. In reference to the above, we have made arrangements for regular MONTHLY SHIPMENTS so as to be able to execute orders with despatch. First-class SHORT BLACK PINE FIREWOOD, From Mr Alpheus Hayes’s Bush, Wainiate. HARTLEY COAL COMPANY’S Celebrated NATIVE COAL 6 20 r£IHE NEW ZEAL ND Clothing Factory CONTRACTORS To '!■y New Zealand Government Railways, Post Offices, Volunteer Corps, &c. &c. &c. Are now prepared to enter into contracts tor the supply of NAVAL AND MILITARY UNIFORMS in any quantities, the organisation of the Factory being specially adapted for turning out large supplies in the most inexpensive and expeditious mauner.

ARMY AND NAVY CONTRACTORS Estimates and drawings supplied on the shortest notice. Head Offices and Factory— DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. NOTE —Measures for all uniforms may oo entrusted to the Manager of the N.Z Clothing Factory branches in the following centres, viz:— Dunedin Nelson Palmerston N. Invercargill Hokitika New Plymouth Oamaru Greymouth Napier Waimate Reefton Waipawa Timaru Wellington Hastings Ashburton Masterton Gisborne Christchurch Wanganui Thames Lyttelton Haweca Auckland