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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1366, 9 October 1886, Page 1

Christchurch Advertisements., J. Ballanfcyne & Co. HAVE OPENED THEIR NEW SPRING GOODS, And are making a very fine display of MILL IN FRY, MANTLES, COSTUMES, and nil the varied textures and style in NEW DRESS MATERIALS for the coming Season, TFE GENT’S DEPARTMENT is replete with a magnificent STOCK {OF CLOTHING AND MENS MERCERY. DUNSTABLE HOUSE, Christchurch, One Shilling off the Pound for Cash. 227

D.I.C. SHOW DISPLAYS FOR SPRiING SEASON. AT the approach of another treason the Public are invitx d our FIRST GREAT DISPLAY or SPRING NOVELTIES In all the DEPARTMENTS OF FASHION. We have great pleasure in issuing tlis invitation, as we have newr exhibited on any rrevi us occasion such a RICH PROFUSION of Fabrics, Novelties, and Effects, The beauty of which transforms' tha Spacious Warehouse, and calls forth admiration and wonder;

Cn I Lie Special Occasion the Warehouse will be OPEN, till 9. p.m. on SATURDAY. EVERY ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE PRICE. THE DRAPERY AND GENERAL IMPORTING COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, Cashel Street, CHEISTCHUECH. B. HALLENBTEIN, Chairman. E. 0. BROWN, Manager.

D EE R I N G’ S B E R I N G’ S Twine Binder. WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS £or 1885 6 REDUCED PRICE—£SO. Every Machine with latest Improvements, two knives and a supply of small extras. The agents being desirous that the Deerlng Twine Hinder should retain the position which it has obtained as the FAVORITE MACHINE WITH THE FARMERS throughout New Zealand, and that the price should not stand in the way, we have determined to sell all machines for coming season at FIFTY POUNDS. For simplicity of construction, lightness of draught, economy of repairs, strength and efficiency, it stands unequalled, whilst for excellence of work in the field, under ail conditions of crop, it cannot be surpassed. In confirmation of its superiority, we refer to the many prizes obtained each year, and also to the testimonials from practical New Zealand farmers, as well as satisfaction expressed by every purchaser of machines. D. WILLIAM SON, Agent for Ashburton. Mrs Adams AGENT FOR MADAME WEIGEL’S PATTERNS, HAS now on hand a nice assortment of crewel wools, silks, filoselle, Sossettc, lace, braids, transfer patterns, aew designs, crash, oatmeal and satin sloths for art needlework, five o clock tea sloths, embroidery frames, etc. THE LITTLE SHOP (Next Mr Ranger’s baker