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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1779, 2 March 1888, Page 2

Wanted __ WANTED a Cook for Hotel at o- cc Apply Mug Randell. 3§21 LOBT Between •« Mail " Office and Beafie'd Road, Co'lar of Trap EUrnraß. Fiader rewarded on returning v Mall " Office. __3 8_ T)RIV\TE Board and Kesldencefor JL one or two gentlemen. Apply Mrs Wahd, Tanored Btreet. TTT7ANTED to Soil —A P irst-class Piano V T grand action. Caeh or terms very liberal. Apply Hayes and C<>. f] REAT Bargains Everything greatly \JT 'educed. Gome and judge for your■elvea. — H. O. Seders, Melford House. COME one, come all, and oar prices will astonish everybody — B. 0. Skorrs. ALL oar firet-olnss genaine Drapery, Boo'ta, Olothlnp, etc., we are now Belling at ridiculons prices. Only oomo and Bee. — £L 0. Seqers, Melford flouae, WANTED— My onatomern to know that I have removed to Saundors' BalldlDgs, and that, m addition to my etook of Grocer lea, China, Giasa, and Earthenware, I have opened op a stock of new Clothing and Boots, at prioes lower than ever t ffored m New Zaalard. — Robert Alcobn. 3*lo WANTED —Everyone to come and ccc the nicest lot of Glaas, China, I and Earthenware ever shown m Aahbar ton, and the Cheapest ever landed m New , Zealand. Imported direot from the Mannfaoturera. — Robert Alcobn, Saandera' Baildinga. 3*ll WANTED Known— To the Ladlee of Ashburton and aarronndlng districts, that an experienced monthly Norae Is desirous of engagement. Good references can be given. Address — Mrs Hill, Peter Btreet. Ashbnrton. 11 18 WANTED KNOWN — Oleographs Scenery, and Cataolio Subject*. Catholic Cards, good variety m Hcrapp Novelties m Penwipers, Crewel Wools and Silks, Knitting Cotton, Colored Crotchet Cotton, Transfers, Tinsel Balls, &c, &c. at jlbs Manhibe's Fanoy Repository, Saundsrs' Buildings;

THE ASHBURTON GUARDIAN.

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