J Wanted, WANTED Known — Mra Aderaa, Town Hall Buildings, has several first-clasß servants waiting engagement. 5 83 WANTED to rent with the option of purchase House of five or alx room", with en acre or moro of Land preferred. Particulars in writing Jo •• Mercator," » Guardian " Office. 884 TT7ANTED oil interested in Mission T V Work in the Padfb to hear ReV O.Mttoray, M.A,, from Now Hebrides in thePreabyterlan Church, Wednesday, 9th M%y, at half- past Beven. 5 85 W "ANTED purchaaera for Turnips, 2s 63 per load tops and all, as muoh as one horse can take away. Terms caah. Apply Mb Galloway, Village Settlement. 5 70 WANTED— Situation as Cbok in Contractors' Camp, nr with Sar- ' vey party. Apply Mail Office. 5 55 ITT ANTED to Sell— A F'irat-clasa Piano VV grand action. Cash or terms very liberal. Apply Hayes and Co. BOOTS.— We have reduced our Boot List, and are selling them wonder- ■> fully cheap.— H. 0. Segers, Melford House IF you want a genuine Aahburton Tweed Salt to measure, or ready made, or Boota that will keep your feet dry, at prices marvellously low, come to the Aehburton Clothing Mart, Saund*rs' buildings.— ROßEßT AIOORN. \\rANTIiD Known.— Melford House W Is now shewing a aplendid assortment of Drapery, Millinery, ClothIng, Boots, &o, very cheap. ~\\ /"ANTED —Everyone to come and VV Bee the nloest lot of Glaßß, China, and Earthenware ever Bhown in Aahburton, and the Oheapeßtever landed in New Zealand. . Imported direct from the Manufacturers.— Robebi Aloorn, SaunderB 1 Buildings. 3tll INTER.— We are now shewing a Splendid Assortment of Ladies and Children's Ulsters in all the leading atyles, very cheap.— H, 0. Seoers, Melford House. WANTED Caßh. — Mulr's Oatmeal (251b), 2a 61 ; Candles, 5d ; Vestas, 61 doz. j Coffee and Milk, la j Cocoa and Milk, Is ; Corn Flour, 4d ; Fruits in Syrup (21b tine), Is Crockery, Glassware, and Ironmongery. — J. MoG beg on, Tancred afreet. WANTED Known.— Cheap Jack has opemd a shop In Oompton's Buildings, Moore street, with a large stoek of Fancy Gooda, Crockery, Music, &c, which he will sell at Oneap Jack .prices, viz., 30 per cant under any other shop in town. TRY KIRKPATRICK'S SPECIAL QUALITY FRESH FRUIT "K" -J A. M S - NOTICE. /~\UR Special Quality "K" brand of \_/ New Season's JAM ia made from Fresh Fruit, within a few hours after it has been gathered; it thus retains the full flavor of the Freeh Fruit, and is the beet quality it Is possible to make. CAUTION: None ia Genuine unleea our Name is Btamped on the Tin, and haß our registered Tiade Mark, the letter •' K,"on the Label. S. KIRKPATRICK AND CO., MANUFACTURERS, NELSON. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING_ FACTORY. NEW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS ! 1 FOR THE AUTUMN and WINTER Season are to hand, and we would request intending purchasers of Clothing to pay our establishment a visit previous to purchaaingelaewhere, and See our Men's Sac Suits from 37a 6d Latest cut and good value See our Men'a Tweed Trousers from 10s 6d Well adapted for good wear See our Men's Tweed Overcoats from 40a AJI Colonial Wool and nicely mado See our Men's Moles from Ga 6d Own make, impervious to wear See our Boys' Friiz Suits from 10s 6d Parents and Guardians come & inspect See our Boys' Trouser Suite from 22s 6d Colonial production, well and truly mado. Purchase your Clothing direct from the Manufacturers, j —TAILORING— J We are doing a very large business in thin Department, and would rcquoßt all requiring a firat-c'aas suit, Colonial twaed, made to moaeure, to entrust thoir orders with ÜB. We can offer you 600 different putters to eeloct from, and can give you value unsurpassed. Fit, Btylo, and work* man<ihip guaranteed. —HATS. HATS? HATS. HATS— Any ehapo, Btyle, or sixe in slock. This Department is fully supplied with all the latest novelties. The Merc ry Department you will find rep'ete with overy necessary requisite 'iu Men's Youths', and JBoys' wear at prices which cannot be beaten in Ashburton. Encourago New Zealand Industries and buy from the New Zealand Clothing Factory. Agents for the celebrated Wertheim Sewing Machines, which ean be had on eaey time payments. I W. H. WEBBER, » Manager. ■
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1835, 8 May 1888, Page 2
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699Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1835, 8 May 1888, Page 2
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