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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1730, 3 January 1888, Page 3

) H- M- JONEtiTHE Revo'ution oF linm has brought us to another ORTSIB m the History of Life culminati'-g m iliu arri a 1 of SANTA OLaUS. wl o is expected here between the 24th and 25th inst. T afford a proper and iittin • reception of the above mentioned distinguished v'sitor, the undersignr-d has procured flora the best Market a LARGE an-.! VARIED as-ortmoht of STATIONERY, B )OKS, TOYS, FANCY GOODS GLASS and BA&KETWABE, ORNAM. INT. 1 , and other GOODS too numerous to particularise. . OPENING OF NEW PREMISES. . In order to extend and facilitate Busines", the Proprietor lias orected large and oomraodiouß premises adjoining tho Somerset Uotel, East Street, wlich will bo opentd temporarily for the XMAS trade. COME AND SEE THE Is TA3LKS ! COME AND SEE T9E 6d TABLE* I All foods marked m plain figures at lowest possible pries. COME ONE ! COME ALL ! ! COME EARLY TO AVOID THE ORtJSH. SCHOOLS LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. SMALL PROFITS, LARGE AND QUICK RETURNS is the MOTTO of the Proprietor. 12 9 ' CHBISTMAS -AKD NEW YEAB~ THE The " Zealandia " Boot Store HAS made special preporation for the Holiday time, and ia BELLING at the LOWEST possible PRICE, Goods suitable for Presents, etc., (oaethor with the usual EVERYDAY LINES. ' * CONE AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. Everyone can be suited, bolh m PRICE nnd QUALITY, and the Stcck is larger ani better sorted than any whereelsa. GIVE THE "Z.,8." A TRIAf-, AND YOU WILL GEr THOROUGH SATISFACTION. »vuw* " ZE AX, ANDIA ?T BOOT STORE. EAST STBEET. The StaaflirTM and Marine Insurance Company OF NEW ZEALAND. WITH UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS. CAFITAL— i*I,OOO7OOO STEELING. HEAD OFFICjFT DUNEDIN. INSURERS have the most undoubted Security under this Company's Policies together with an assirance of Prompt and Li oal S_t* c rent of Claims. ' FIRE and MARfNE KIBKS accepted on a'l desiri jtioo_ o> Property and Merchandise, ateo Crop, Stack, and Mac'iinj Risks at Lowest Rates of Premium. Fidelity of Persons holding situations of trust guaranteed. OFFICE: HEREFORD STREET, CHRTSTCHUROfI, (Opposite Bank of New Z.alaod ) ARCHIBALD tC.TT, ALBERT ROBEBTS, M.n.ger f„ r Cantert.-y. Agent, A shburton. 15

THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFIGE OF NEW ZEALAND OFFERS G_R.3±J.A_ r r AJ»V^TSrT_4_GJ___.S TOPTi , P CO N Q about t0 raako tnelr wil,s ' and desiring to seouro the JL JUXIOVJXI O faithful execution of their last wishes. TO PFRSfIN^ ab ° Ut t0 marry and make E ro vision by m.rriago TOPFP*^^N < v oontemplatiug tho settling of iheir estate, or of a A J-iIVkJV/A^D sum or sums of money by trust deed. TOPr7PQ^IV^Q desirous of oonstitutLg trusts for charitable or JL J-_±\>Jl_/Xl O benevolent objects. TO FOREICN TRUSTEES S i :z4 Wtep ™'" All such should obtain detailed information from the PUBLIC. ~ TRUSTEE, Custom House Quay, Wellington, or from ACLAND, BARNS, AND CO., CHRISTCHURGH, Or D. M. ROSS, TIMARU, 16

LONG RUSSIAN HEMP TWINE, COLONIAL MANUFACTURE. d-Ply (Green Label), 900 feet to the Pound. rrHE Undersigned asks the special attention of FARMERS and CONTRACTORS I to this article as ono of tho cheapest and best TWINES ever put oa the market. I have advocated this class of TWINE for years, simply because I consider it the most economical any farmer cau use. Farmers will find th f B TWiNE of UNIFORM THICKNESS, STRENGTH, and LENGTH, throughout. It will work succo»efully o:_ any make of Binder. It will run further and do moro work ut a le s coat, and tie moro grain than any twine I know of. This will bo clour to t vcryones' mind wlir. considers that, running as it does, 900 feet to the pound means— THREE QUARTER Oi? A MILE IN A BALL, and MORE THAN 19 MILKS PER OWi\ Every Ball hjs a Greon Ticket with name on with a guarantee that it runs 900 feot to the pound. MANILLA TWINE OF BEST QUALITY.

A GREAT WANT SUPPLIED. No package Genuine) TT A fTTAT TI^TIEI fNo package Genuine without this Trade J V AJU V UJL_IIN Hi I without this Trade Mark. M ar k t THE nature of VALVOLINE is such, that it imparts to tho bearings a bright, carbonised surface, which absolutely stops the wear of the metal by its 03ntinuod application ; and, as it does not oxodiae and dry away like seed, lard, sperm, or mixed oils, It is a more economical lubricator. Where it is used, the machinery starts readily, however long it may have been at rest, or however cold tin weather. VALVOLINIE, unlike sperm, lard, seed, and mixed paraffine oils, will not abaorb oxygen and grow rancid by a_re ; therefore, m factories whore it is used entirely, ' safety is inured from spontaneous fires, even if it becomes mixed with cotton or woollen waste, and laid aside aside for months. No clear ing of michinory with kerosene or f.ther gum dissolvers is required after VA.LVOLINE baa thoroughly removed tho oil previously used. Tests made by tho S:even's Institute of Technology on " friction oil-testers," pro. nounce VALVoLINE to be the only mineral oil which tested superior to sperm or lard oils ; it wore longer without heating, relieving friotion better, etc It is manufactured b£ LEONARD and ELLI -, at their works at Edgewater, N J.. which are tho most extensive of their kind iv tho country. This firm haß been engaged m the minufacture of cylinder and valve oils for twenty years, and were ■•>'•*_. the first to introduce mineral nil as a substitute for tallow m steam cylinders. They guarantee that their VALVOLIN B OIL-wM case-harden aud will preserve the metal and furai.-h more lubrication for the money than any other oi ! , a fact that is confirmed by the testimony of numerous maßter mechanics ASK FOR VVALTER A.WOOD'B BINDER, [AND TAKE NO OTHEB. SALES FOR 188Mp57 MACHINES. F. FEBEIMAN," As-burton,