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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1316, 3 November 1885, Page 2

Tii|-R F. G. THOMAS, Surgeon Dentist, will visit Aahburton on THORSDAY, 6th of November, and may be consulted at Qaill’s Hotel. 10 021 Kingfisher. THE Thoroughbred Horse KINGFISHER will travel Ashburton and Surrounding Districts this season. For pedigree, performances on the turf, and in the Show ring and fees, see cards, or apply to R COOKSON, Proprietor; or Groom in Charge. Groom’ajfee aa usual. 10 376 Python A Ray Horse bred by Hon E R- Cox, of New South Wales, cot by Kyogle dam Nutout (dam of Dagworth and Hercules) by Pitsford—Amber by (Ranoua Spendora by Emancipation. Kyogle by William Tell, Cassandra by Tros. PYTHON has shown himself to be the luoat successful sire wiih half bred mares ever imported to New Zealand. Before leaving New South Wales he sired that good horse. Rival; winner of the Cormthion Cup in Sydney, carrying top weight and beating a field of eleven others. He also sired in New Zealand Comet and Trumpeter, winners of many good races, although out of half-bred mares. He ia the aire of Busy-body, Hollywood and Monaghan, all showing plenty of form andanaUty. T , Ain Terms Thoroughbred mares, LIO XUs; half-bred mares, L 5 sa. Payable Ist January, 1886. Gaod grass paddocks provided 2s fid per week, every care taken but do responsibility. For further particulars 0 802 Proprietor, Netherby Lodge.

Criterion Mouse, OHBISTOHUCH. B LACK, BE ATT IB & 00. "W* have pleasure in drawing tfce attention of the resident* m the Ashburton •nd surrounding distrust* to the advantages offered by our system of doing bnsiBeing direct importers from the best British markets, and large pnrchasers of all Colonial manufacturers, we are In a position to sell goods on the most favorable terms. We would direct special attention to the-fact that out trade is regulated on a Cash Basis, and our aim Invariably to charge most moderate prices, in proof of which; we solicit inspection of oar laite and varied stock. We feel our country friends will reaps substantial benefit by giving our eatab isbment a trial. ... . , Xjadies’ Dress Materials in great variety, of newest styles Millinery in choice designs and at specially moderate prices Mantles. Dolmans, Summer Capes, etc, in new shapes and material! _ Household furnishings are a specialty with ns; our stock is large and value extra good DRESSMAKING ok the PREMISES. In our Ready-made Clothing Department we hold e very large stock of garments of all descriptions, prmcifwiliy our wn manufacture and of the Beat Colonial tweeds. In onr Tailoring Department we guarntee Style, Quality, aad Perfect Fit, at mnsnally moderate prices. ITS SHILLING in ihe ponnd discount for prompt Cash. (LACK, BEATTIE & CO. 201, 203, 205, High street, HBISTOBUROti HE REASON' WHY

ORB AND ALCORN’S Gigantic Drapery Sate is such an Immense Success Because the sale is a genuine one, every article being reduced Because the reduction* ate tremendous, in many cases being loss than halfprice Because our prices are lower that any other house can compete with, onr object being the reduction of the stock, irrespective of loss the redactions we have made are universal, and not on a few Special lines, foe the purpose of catching the unwary Because our stock is superior to others, being mostly direct importations, and is now being sold at less than wholesale prices twaoghly understand and appt«ciJthl »«r being offered, purt^ uire call « d ““P* 51 he stock. We refrain from quoting prices as onfee* the quality is known pwces are no Call early and nil often at the Gigantic Sale At Orr and Alcorn’s