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• • X- SELLING OFF » j o '■ pEli tot Reductions, <^pr^ £ (3 ■■ UpSfflStl 15 PER OIHT DISCODHT //C^JJStgSl' "■" Z pßlli *OB ONE_MONTH.fe|?W % " stiftiipiSiilav . ~D "TITURRAY, Jeweller, having secured Ihe Premises Ute'y O •-1 JLt. i>JL cccuplad by Mr Nmate, Chemist, Ib now offering hia *_ [r] STOCK at a *' DISCOUNT OP 3s IN THE £ PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL. 3 20 THE CHEAtM! fLACE IN TOWN ~" ZEAL A INDIA BOOT STORE EAST STREET ASHBURTON

Public Notices - NOTICE. DURING my absence Accounta can be p»ld either to Db W. T Hannah, at my rea'dence, Tancrod Street, or to MR William Hobkk, Burnett Street, __3*31 THOMAS LEAHY. NOTICE. ALL Accounts owing to me Injoocneo- ' tlon with Bakery must be paid before 13th lnst. Legal proceedtaga will ba taken ofttr that date. : — — G. J. F. LUBLOW. MONTHLY ADVERTISES. TIHE above has been for over TWO I. years one of the greatest and moat BUCOeußful medians for Advertising that has been atari ed m the District, acd the Proprietor intends Co prove this statement by erecting one at the JEtakaia Railway Station, without extra charge. All new Advertisements should be m by the 21st R. ELSTOiNT, S°sl Proprietor. £9,0 KEWARC, IN consequence of the amount of Poaching going on m the Creeks on tho Legmhor Estate, tho above reward will be paid to anyone giving information that will lead to a conviction. From this date NO ONE will le permitted to fish m the Creeks on tbe Lagmbor Estate. 11*58 DONALD McLEAN. NOTICE. TOURING DR LEAHY'S absence In Uugland, Dr W. T. Hannah will conduct tho praotice, and may be consulted at Dr Leahy's ronidenoe, Tancted Street. An Immediate cottlemeDt of all Accounts requested. 2*56 A DVERTIS EMBNt'. TO TUB EDITOB. Sib, — I beg through your paper to inform the Public of Ashburton and Districts that I am the successful applicant for the vacancy m the firm of Messrß John Orr and Co , who have been pleased to accept my services and confide m me the entire management of -their first class Grocery Establishment, second to none m these colonies, both for Variety of Stock, Cheapness, and Quality. I therefore solicit the poßt favors of my old friends, particularly so considering the low, contemptible, and sophisticated means employed through your paper to damage mo m my vocation ; but this I will and do defy if approaohed with upright and honest statements. I am, sir, Your Obedient Servant, 3 35 H. H. Stephens. mm. BAZAAR. BAZJLAR. A BAZAAR and GIFT AUCTION Id aid of the Fonda of the Parochial District of Longbeach, will be held at Tinwald on Easter Monday, 2nd April, 1888, In the Storeß opposite the Railway Station (late Jones and Bradshaw's). kindly lent by Mr D. Thomap. Bsziar open at 12.30 ; Live and Dead Stook, and Farm P<oduco, will ba said during ihe day by Auction. Admission, 6d. Children, half-price. Refreshments provided «t a moderate oharee. 3*J2 TBE PEOPLE'S GROCER SAYS:— I ATTRIBUTE my success m Business to the fact that I always uphold and carry out the GREAT PRINCIPLE OF TRUTH . A man tha\ cannot or will not do this must ultimately full. Thot'e who huye dealt with me can v< rify this as a living fact, for I am still alive and flourishing m busineea (many thanks to my numerous customers), 1 may say here that my atnfE of assistants at tbe present time is more complete and moro capable of carrying on my evergrowing business than previously. As an evi'once of this, more Cash and Gooda passed over my counters on Saturday lagt than on any previous ordinary Saturday This statement ia quite m keeping with the above-namf d Great Principle I havo been tempted vory much of late to remove into larger and more convenient Premises, where 1 could make a big deplay behind platq glass windows, etc but the knowledge that the amount required to meet the additional expenHO incurred m doing this must be drawn from the pockets of my customers has decider! me (oontynry to my owo inclination) to remain m my present premises, where my customers may depend up n getting tho Bame quality of Goods at the same low priceß as usual, the sameoivility. combined with a greater amount ot pqah and tact "The nimble ninepenco is better than the slow shilling,'' Is my root»o, combined with the aforesaid Great Principle of TRUTH AND INTEGRITY. D. MoFARLAHE 1 THE PEOPLE'S GROOEB, Bast anj> - Burnett Btbebts, A6HBUBTOI*.

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1784, 8 March 1888, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1784, 8 March 1888, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1784, 8 March 1888, Page 3

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