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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1830, 2 May 1888, Page 3

Public Not^cog. LOST a Black and Tan Sheep Dog Pup. Finder rewarded by app'ylng at " Mall " Office. Trees, Trees. Trees, NOTICE TO PLANTERS. fIIHE Undersigned bpga to thank Ms X numerous r-'oada ;*nd Customarsfcr tbelc psat, fi\ .a, a-ad calls their special attention to hisextenaive ntonlr of FRUIT AND FORE3T TRETT.;, of *>*« ; -i "Tin tio-\-N.B. —Planting duuu by c i»'r :. . and all Trees supplied and planted by me will be guaranteed for 12 months. Fruit Treeß pruned and gardens kept m order bygthe week or by the year. All kinds of Cibbage and Strawberry Plants on Bale, All orders by poßt, or left with Mr Flower, shall reoeive my prompt attenJAMES PORTER, OLIFTON NURSERY, 4 192 Allenton, Ashburton. ASHBUBTON GLAStf, PAINTS, AjND PAPERHANGINGS WAREHOUSE. ,nnHE Undersigned, having sold hia JL Stock-in-Trade and Goodwill of the above Business lo James Craigie, of Timaru, begs to thank his friends and the publio for the support accorded to him for the past eleven years, and solicits a continuance of the same to his succossor, J. R. CHAPMAN. James Craigie PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPER UANQER SIGNWRITER, &c. and DIRECT IMPORTED OF ALL THE REQUISITES OF THE TRADE, HAVING taken ovor the Business of Mr J. R. Chapman, I beg to inform tbe public of Ashburton and District that I will keep a Painter's and Paperh anger's Stock m keeping with the size and importance of the Town and District, All orders will receive prompt atten. tion and be carefully executed. Workmen sent to any part of the District. —FOR SALE.— Neweßt Designs of PAPERHANGINGS, good variety. SHEET GLASS, all sizes, from a- 60 x 40 to a 10 x 8, m 16 or 21oz or 260z. British Plate, Silvered Plate (for mirrors) Rough Plato, Colored, Obscured, and Ornamental Sheet, Oak Varnish, Carriage Varnish, &c,, White and Red Lead, Oils, Colors, Mixed Paints m Tins, Brushes, Scrim, &c. &c. Paint mixed to any Shade. Advice as to quantity freely given. THE ASHBURTON GLASS, PAINTS, AND PAPERH ANGINUS WAREHOUSE. 3 156 Style and Fashion. ANDREW ORR Ib now opening his Second Shipment OF New Drapery, Clothing, t AND BOOTS. GRAND SHOW OF Ladles' Mantles, Ulsters, Jackets, Dolmans, &o. Millinery, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, and Dress Goods In endless variety. Blankets, Flannels, Hosiery, and Gloves Brussels Carpets, Kidder Carpets, &o j Men's Clothing Greatly Reduced. BOOTS. ™ BOOTS. GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. . 5 Trunks Ladieß'. Boots at 5s 6d 2 Trunks Ladles' Evening Shoss, 3s 6d 4s 6d, 5a 61 Gents' Boots, cloth top, beßt 9a 6d, worth lbs 6d, Prices to Bnit the times. DRESSMAKING. This Department Is giving unlvprsal aatlßfaotlon. Perfect Btyle and fit. Prices strictly moderate. ! ANDEEW OEE. REID and 'GRAY, CAMERON STREET, ASHBURTON. ! Makers of IMPROVED D.FURROW PLOUGHS (Mado of Best Hammered Fcr.ip Iron, and Winner of First Prize at Melbourne Exhibition.) Over 8000 1 AT / Over 8000 m use. J Reduced Phioes. \ m uso. Extra heavy Mould Boards for rough Land m Stock, . Zig-Zig Harrows still maintain thoir reputation as the best genoral purpose Harrow. Four huadred sets made annually. ; Newly Improv-d Ohoffoutters all sizes, with Balance Fly Wheel, fitted with patent cast steel Mouthpiece, m ono piece, which can be taken off and replaced by an ordinary laborer m a few seconds. Cuts throe lengths of chaff, Portable Screw-Press and Bagginp Chafficuttcr, cuts, riddlos, o!evate3, screen, and presses into tho bag at ono operation. 1, 2, 3, and 4 Horse-Powers, simple strong, and easily drawn, universalis üboc throughou Now Zealand. Jointed Pulverising Disc Farrows, ovei 700 m use. No farm should bo withou them. All sizdß from 6ft to 12ft. Grain Drills from 11 to 17 Coulters. W< make largely for Canterbury and Nortt Island. Oahoun's Hand {feed Sower, Faru Drays and Waggons, patent Fencing Standards for Folding Sheep, Fenoinj Wire, Steel, Iron, and Barb Wire Repairs to all doscriptious of Machinery promptly executed on ihe premiess. Catalogues free on application at Dune k In oj any ot gur Blanches, 4»i03