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Wanted. W ’ANTED—A Good General Server t apply to the Office of this Paper. 11 63 \T7‘ANTED, by a young woman, situW ation ae General Servant or Housemaid. Apply at office of this paper. 11 61 WANTED —A Married Couple for the country. Apply to G. Jameson. West street. 11 hi WANTED Known— Orders for Christmas and New Year’s Cake are being booked at the lowest possible price, by W. Nobbish, Freetrade Bakery, East street, Ashburton. WANTED Known—Wax, Wax, Wax Bee Hives for Sale. A Consignment from Bagnan Bros, Auckland, the celebrated hive makers. All sizes and prices.—F. Ferrimak H 39 WANTED Known —Down again ! What, the price of wheat 1 No But the price of meat. Lamb, forequarters, 2s 6d; hind quarters, 3s 6d Beat sausages in the town, 6d per Id, at Baker and Co s, London Butchery, Tailored street. 11971 WANTED Known—A really good White Crystal Sugar, 3d per lb ; Dried Apples, 6d ; Ling Fish, 6d ; Fresh Herrings, 7d ; Salmon, 8d ; Sago, 3d ; Tapioca, 3d ; at J. McGbkoor’s, Tsnored street. 11 936 WANTED Known—That Hayes and Co. has bought 1009 yards superior Velveteen, all shades, from Is; dress goods grand value, worth 2s, now Is; ladies’ jackets, cost 25s 6d, now 4s 6d ; bats and bonnets half-price ; winceys, 1 yard wide, 6d ; ladies’ platers, 2a lid. 667 WANTED Known—That R. Lancaster will cat his family orders direct from the Freezing Chamber, in East street, on and after November 1, when his easterners can rely on well-hung meat and tree from flyblows.—R. Lancasteb, Ready-Money Meat Mart, Butaetc street, and Somerset Butchery, East street. 9 632

IN TED Known—To the Ladiea of Aahbutton and surrounding districts and the public in general. Mr J. Moison, Impermeable Bootmaker, has received a large shipment of French, English and German ladies’ shoes, button op and elastic aides, great choice, now fur inspection, which J. Moison Intends disposing of at reasonable rates during the coming holidays. Mis own make always on hand or made to order. .Repairing done with care and promptitude. Colonial boots of all kinds. Next to the Club, Tancred street, Ashburton. 10 880 WANTED KNuffN— Bobkkt Elston, Bill Poster, Theatrical Agent, etc., Town Hall, Ashburton. Theatrical companies and others visiting Ashburton should communicate with. the above* Orders by post or telegram promptly attended to 760 WANTED Known—Wertheim Sewing Machines can be had on Time Payments at the New Zealand Clothing Factory’s Branch, East street, Ashburton. 2 276

Special AdTertiaementa. CENTRAL AUCTION MA«T. THE undersigned begs to notify that owiug to the liberal support accorded him since opening the above, he has much pleasure in stating that he is still prepared to undertake sales of Horses, Cattle, Pigs, etc, every Saturday, at the lowest payable rates of commission. No entrance fees charged if sales are effected. My regular sale at Kakaia is held on the last Thursday in each month. Salas in town and country undertaken on extremely, favorable terms. The following properties are placed in my hands for sale or to let:— 30 Town sections in capital positions 3 Acres and 3-roomed cottage, Wakanui road £-Acre, store and blacksmith’s shop, Wakanui road 6-Roomed house, Treverton 6-Roomed house, Tancred street 4-R>oomed house, Tancred street 4-Acre ue*r Tediplar Hall J-Acre, Hampstead 20 Acres, Tin waid Auctioneer, Land, Estate and commission Agent; Agent for the Victorian Mutual (life>, and Pnoenix (fire) offices. Zouch,

MPORTANT. The -an Francisco Mail leaves Ashburton < ovember 7th, and reaches London about December 18th, and ad who wish to remember their Home friends had better Bookseller, Stationer, Printer, and Newsagent, Saunders’ Buildings, Ashburton, FOR CHRISTMAS CARDS 1 OHRISIMaS CARDS 11 CHRISTMAS CARDS I !! A splendid assortment is now open, and inspection is solicited. SCHOOL PRIZES— A large shipment having just come to hand, school Committees are respectfolly requested to make an early selection. Thomas Pi Farley, BOOKSELLER, ETC., Corner of Saunders’ Building, Ashburton apply to T. F. FARLEY,

Victorian Steam Carriage Works. J. R. STEEL & SOM WISH to intimate to the Public of Ashburton and surrounding districts that, having obtained STEAM POWER and other Machinery requisite for the carrying on tbeit work efficiently, are now in a position to meet the demands of the public with a first-class article at prices to suit the times. Every description of Carriages and Traps made, Painted and Repaired. Spring Traps from £2O. Whiteohapels from £26. Buggies from £3O. P.S, —Special attention paid to Repainting and Betrimming. VICTORIAN STEAM IRON WORKS AND GENERAL SHOEING FORGE. J. R. S. & SON, while thanking the public for their past liberal support in this department, beg to intimate tha', having procured first-class Machinery, they are now in a position to undertake all kinds of Engineering work. Special attention is given to Turning, Boring and the Repairing of all kinds of Machinery, including Combines, Engines, Reaper and Binders and every description of Agricultural Implements.

ESTIMATES given for Contractors and Builders Ironwork. HORSES CAREFULLY HOD—Draughts, 7s ; Hacks, 6s. 8 451 Victoria House. ATTENTION is directed to NEW and NEAT NOVELTIES now showing in Prints, Galateas, Check Mattings (a splendid stuff for general wear), shaded Plain, and figured Dress Stuffs. Sailor and Fancy Straw Hats. Trimmings, Laces, Cambrics, and Fancy Aprons j Also, Men’s, Boys’, and Youths’ Clothing in English and Colonial Tweeds. Felt and Tweed fiats, Etc. PRICES LOWER-** Than those which have gained for us our present popularity. Five per cent Discount allowed on Cash Parcels Crewel and Washing Silk Transfers, Traced Goods, Etc. Uimant and Coe. GENERAL DRAPERS, OLOTHDST... |Mk Ttnmi **'«•* AKBAIMWtf

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1336, 26 November 1885, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1336, 26 November 1885, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1336, 26 November 1885, Page 2

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