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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1767, 15 February 1888, Page 2

JJIMANT AND COE T7 A TING decided opo» retiring from bnsioess at the end of the preiani month (FEBRUARY), have to retpeotfolly rrqn it that all ACOOnNTg will ba paid on «r liefere the 27 tb Inst,, after which data tbe rame mmt, ef a necessity, ba left m the hinds j of a Collector. Ashbartop, Febraary 6;h, 1888. JIMANT AND COE. THE LARGEST STOCK OF COLONIAL CLOTHING IN THE ABHBUBTON CODNTt. 7j A SPECIAL I LINE OF ABHBUBTON TWEED SUITS AT 47s 6d KAIAPOI TWEED TROUSEEB 10s 6d HAIiVESTEBS 1 MOLKSKINS FKOM 6s lid MITCHELL & TURNER TANORBD STREET. ■- r - ■ - _ i ..- - ALBERT ROBERTS BAS FOR SALE,— Cornsacks LAr " rW cIZK AND »pi«liwkight. BEAMING TWINtS 'N AHY£QUANTirY.S Clovers, — BED, WHITE, COWGBASS, ALSYKE, and TREFOIL. RYKGRABB, OOCKBFOO { , jnd U AP&. ANCHOR Binding Wire and very best Binder Twine. Golden Tares, Cape Barley, COOPER'S SHEEP DTP^ THE STANDARD FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. WITH UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS. CAriTAl>-£1,0007000 STERLING. HEAD OFFICTT DUNEDIN. TKSUSmR bave the moat nndoaMed Security under this Company's Policies JL together with an as-mrance of Prompt and Liberal Sottlement of Claimii. Flßfi! aod MARINK hl*Kh accepted on a' l descrtutioaa of Property and Merchandiie also Crop, stack, and Machine Rieke «t Lowent i*ate* of Premium. Fidelity of Ferßons holding Bi'uations of trust goaranteed, • OFFICE : -HEREFORD HTREKT, OHRTSTCHUKOa. (Opposite li&uk of New Zealand ) ARCHIttAfD bOOTT, Mfmager for Canterbury. ALBEET; BOBEiITS, 15 AGENT, ASHBURTON LONG EUSSIAN HEMP TWINE, COLONIAL MANUFACTUBE. teet to the Poun-1. THE UndewlgDed asks the special attention of FARMERS and CONTB AOTOE tto thi» article as one of the cheapest and best TVV IP'ESever pat oa ihe murket I have advocated thin olaes of TV\ INK for years, "imply because I consider it th caoßt economical any farmer can dbg. Farmers will find this TWiNE of tnsriFOßM THXCKit^SS, STRENGTH, aud LENGTH, JbrongVout. It will work suocesefully on any make of Binder. It will run farther and do more work at a leu co«t, and tie more train than any twine I know of Ttii wi 1 be olear to et«> ones' mind who co .eiders that, running as it does, 800 feet to «w poond meam— Ttf KKE QUARTER* OK A MILE IN A bAi.L. and MORE T iAiS 19 MIL 8 PIJR OWT. .Every BaU hta a Greor Ticket with Lame on, with * fcnaraatee that it rnnu 900 feet to the pound MAXILLA TWINE OF BEST QUA LITY. SSHAKESPEARE ! i !2 "To gild refined gold to paint the lily, *\ ; To throw a perfume- on the violet, [ To »mooth the ice or add another hue Unto the rainbow ; or with taper-light . ITo seek tte beauteous eye of heaven ; to gernish y ; . • ■" To advei rise the well-known Wood's ' '•.. Jt J g wasteful and ridiculous excese I" " Kino Johk," Act IV, Scene 2 | Wlilliyi ii 1 A6K FOB- s '^"~" WALTfo WOOD'S BINDER, AbD TAKE NO o'l^^^^^^^^ * SALES FOR tmjjjm MACHINES, " iJFor'bale,— : I «*OOKDHAtfDTWIWJSM;OURMIOK J^ SECOND KAH© TWINB W(XDS