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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1266, 18 June 1886, Page 2

Notice. j I HAVE disposed of my Basic ess ia Ashburton to MESSES H. J. WOOD & CO., OF CHRISTCHURCH. In thanking the Public of Ashburton and District for their liberal patronage accorded to me during the years I have carried on business hero, 1 have much pleasure in soliciting a continuance of their favor on behalf of my -worthy successors, who will make this a branch of their well-known STATIONER’S HALL. f THOS. F. FARLEY, In reference to the above, we respect* fully request the Public of Ashburton and District, and all Wends and customers of Mr Farley, to favor us with a continuance of their commands, and we guarantee to give at all times the value in New Zealand In our line of Business.

An additional stock of Commercial Stationary, of superior quality, and latest new Books, to the value of £IOOO, will bo speedily forwarded from our Christchurch depot. The latest new Books and Magazines will be to hand by every direct steamer from London. Subscribers supplied at our Christchurch prices. Any Book out of stock will bo ImmeI diately procured from our Christchurch establishment. H. J. WOOD AND CO., STATIONERS’ HALL. All book debts to be paid to H, J. Wood and Co. THOS. F. FARLEY.

A NEW DRESSING FOR WHEAT. Down’s Farmers’ Friend FOR PREVENTING THE SMUT IN WHEAT, THE RAVAGES UF THE SLUG, GKUB, AND WIRE-WORM. It will also promote tlio Germination and Growth of the Seed, and increase the produce of the Crop equal to a change of Seed. F. FEKRIMAN. 0 liH