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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1797, 23 March 1888, Page 2

Wanted. " WANTED— About Eighteen Acres of ' Stubble Ploughed. Apply, Jameb Tabkkr. 3 152 WANTED Known— £o,r,oo legs mutton, la 61 a pair. The Friend of the People, G. Catks. 1 155 WANTBD Known— Remember Baptist Anniveraary Te* ond Musical Soiree on Good Friday, 30th March. YnSPICOTION INVITED— All good" I. marked m plain fignrea. No ono ' pressed to buy. Oome and see. H. M Jones. GREAT Bargaina. Everything greatly reduoed. Oome and judge for yourselves. — H. O. Seders, Melford House. WANTED Known— l have scoured a largo lot of Men's and Boys' Mole Trousers, good quality, at a very low prioe, now on sale at the Ashburton Clothing Mart. — R. Alookn, Saunders' Buildings. COME one, come all, and oar prir^ will astonish everybody — W* O. StCGBRS. IT^ANTED to Sell— A i irat-olasß Piano W grand action. Cash or terms very liberal. Apply Haybb and 00. ALL oar first'olass genuine Drapery, Boots, Clothing, eto,, we are now selling ac ridiculous prices. Only come and see.— H. 0. Segeiib, Melford House. WANTBD CASH— Moir'a Oatmeal (25lba), 2a 6d ; Sperm Candles, 5d ; Oofleo and Milk, Is per tin ; Ooooa and Milk, 1» per tin j Vestas, 5d per doz; Cornflour, 4i per lb ; tin Fruits, la : Crockery, Ironmonery, etc., at Jamks McGregor's, Tailored Street, opposite Arcade. ~\\ /"ANTED -Everyone to oome and VV see the nicest lot of Glass, Ohlna, •nd Earthenware ever shown m Ashbor> ton, and ihe Cheapest ever landed m New Zealand. Imported direct from the Manufacturers. — Robert Alcorn, Saunders' Buildings. 3*ll WANTED KNOWN — Oleographs Scenery, and Catholio Subject* Catholio Cards, good variety m Scraps Novelties m Penwipers, Crewel Wools and Silke, Knitting Cotton, Colored Crotchet Cotton, Transfers, Tinsel Balls, Ac, &c, at __Ibs JtfANHiBE'B Fancy Repository, .Saunders' Buildings,}

THE ASHBURTON GUABDIAN. From and after the 80th November, 1886, the terms of Subscription to this journal will Qbe ab follows, viz. : — IF PAID IN ADVANCE '. Per Quarter. . 6s 6d, by poßt, 9a 6d „ Half-year 12a 6d, by post, 18s 6d „ Year .. 24s Od, by post, 87s Od IV UOOKBD Per Quarter.. . 7a 6d, by post, 10a 9d „ Half-year 15s Od, by post, 21s 6d „ Year .. 80s Od, by post, 43a Od Birth, Marriage, and Death Notices, if paid for at the time of insertion, 2s Od each (stamps may be aent as payment) ; if booked, 4s eaoh. Announcements of Births, Deaths and Marriages sent for publication from the country districts require to bo verified by the signature of the person sending the notioe. ' DIABY. ——————————— -~-~- Mixm'iJ , Snn Sun Moon Moon ago at March. lUecs, Bets. Uiscs acts, uoomlny a.m. p.m. ID Monday „ C.5 0.12 11.48 0.62 C p.m. 10.31 20 Tuesday .. 0 5 <U0 045 11.17 7 21 Wcdnosdny.. 0.7 6.9 J.3j) • ♦ 8 22 Thursday .. 6.0 0.7 2.31 a.m. 0 23 Friday.. .. 0.10 0.8 3.19 0.0 10 34 Rnturdny ... 0.11 6.3 4.1 1.7 11 25 Bundfty .. 0.13 6.1 4.40 218 12 (Moonlight Evenings. The Moon at 8 daya old (shines till about 8 o'clock. The Moon at 6 days old shines till about half-past 10 o'clock. xiio Muon at a days old shines till nearly o'olook m the morning. The Moon at 12 daya old shines from Bundown till about 4 m the morning. The Moon at 16 days old ia full, and ebines all night. The Moon at 18 days old rises about 0 p.m. and shines till morning. The Moon at 21 days old rises about 11 a.m. and shines till morning. The Moon at 24 days old rises about 2 a.m. and sbinestill morning, The Moon at 27 days old rises about 4 a.m. and shines till Bunrise.