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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1324, 12 November 1885, Page 2

NDON BUTCHEUY. Takcked Street, Ashburton. W. Baker and Co., BUTCHERS, Beg to inform their customers, the public of Ashburton, and surrounding districts, that they are supplying the Primeat Meat at Christchurch Prices FOB CASH ONLY. Lamb, fore-quar r er ... 2s 64 . Lamb, hind-quarter ... 3s 61 Roaot Beef from 3d Corned Beef from 2id Mutton from Sanaages ... ... from 4d Small Goods of every description nt equally low rates. 11 970 TO TRAVEL this season the Thoroughbred imported Horse jOalstock. After this date the fees will be:—l.s 5i for thoroughbreds; L2 10s for half-brede; guarantees, L 7 7*. Good fc-nglieh gr ss paddocks free until Ist of January. 1886 All pa-e but no responsibility. Groomsge lees, ss, paid first service. Racing results prove that the deci sion of the judge* at our show, held on the 30th of October, with regard to our blood stock has been fully justified in the winner of the Melbourne Gup, the winner’s dam being got by Castle Hill, sire of our local horse Calstock. Good breeding this. Castle Hill is acknowledged to be the sire of the brat horses over sticks in the Southern Hemisphsre.

he reason why ORB AND ALCORN’s • Gigantic Drapery Sale is each an immense Bemuse the sale Is a genuine one, every article being reduced Became the redactions are tremendous, h many cases being less than half price Because our prices are lower that any other house can compete with, onr object being the reduction of the stock, irrespective of loss because the redactions we have made are universal, and not on a few Special Lines, for 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 To thoroughly understand and appreciate the bargains now being offered, purchasers wouid require to call and inspect Abe stock. We refrain from quoting prices as onquality la known prices are no wide. Ckdl early end call often at the Gigantic Sale At Orr and Alcorn’s Success