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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1580, 9 June 1887, Page 2

Wanted. "I I /"ANTED to sell some Foreign W Stamps. Apply office of tbis paper. A DANCE will be held m the Templar J\. Hall, Tinwald, TO-MORROW (Friday) Night. Gents 2a, Ladles in- > vited, Dancing at 8 o'olook sharp "TTT ANTED. -Tendors for good caterVV ing at the Military and Fancy Drees Ball on Friday, 24 .h inst. Particulars oan be obtained from Secretary. — A. J. MuLiiEß, Lieut., Secretary.. WANTED Known-ABhburton Wool tfarn, reduced to 2b 3d the Bundle, nil Colors.— Orr <te Alcorn's, Dissolution Bale. WANTED Known — Dressmaking, Boporior stylo and fit at reduced price during rblb. Oru and Scorn's j|s WANTED KNOWN— Another Drapery Sale jußt started, tho last but least m prices. — £f, O. Seoebs, Metford Hojbb ANTED KNOWN— The genuine laat Sale is now on of Drapery, Clothing, Boots, &c— H. O. Seoers, Melford House. rTT ANTED to clear out— Boys' Tweed VV Suits, from 5s 61 Meos' Suite, from 21b. At Dissolution Sale, Crr and Alcorn's. # ANTED known that HAVES & CO^ have Large Stocks on hand. For further particulars see new advertisement intbis issue. ■ ITT ANTED KNOWN. — That MRS VV MEECH, Dressmaker, has Kemoved from Burnett street to premises m Cameron street, nexi: Po3t Offic?. TITANTiSD the Public to look out for VV the Athburton Patent Jubilee Washing Machine. A great success ahd no pu3 Wa'ilng no more trouble. — Samdel Hard £V, Inveato ;, Eaßt Street, Aahburton. 4 310 WANTED known— l have just opened up a useful assortment of household Crockery, Ironmongery and Brush* ware.-— James McGregor, Grower, Etc., Tanored Street, opposite Arcade. "\ I /ANTED PIGEONS m any number VV «P to 100 for the JUBILEE PIG: ON SHOOTING MATCH at WATERTON, on FRIDAY, 17th June. Cash on delivery to Jobn Peabson, Secretary, or M. Morirty, Waterton Hotel. WANTED KNOWN— Best quality Plushes 3s lid, Black Alpaca 4£d, Double Width Sheeting 9£d, Children's Cashmere and Cotttn Gloves 3d, Ladies' Dandbags Is 6d dozen, Eid Gloves 6d White Moleskin ls.—H. C. Segers, Melford House.