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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1848, 23 May 1888, Page 3

Public Notices F. H. von SCHOENEBicT Cabinet-maker, Upholsterer, Undertaker, and Gcner.il House Furnisher, (Late of Cbristchurcb). Eist Street, next Wm. Patching. Furniture to any df-sign or pattern at ChriHtchurch rates. The latest patterns prcduof.d. Piunoß repolished at very low rates. Repairs done on the premißeß to complete satinfaction of Customers. Funerals conducted with approved stylo and economy. QUEKVS BIRTHDAY, MAY 24th. ODDFELLOWS' HA.LL ASHRUBTON nUAUDS HOOIAL. tongs, Dancing, Recitation", Sword Bayonet, and Singlesticks Ezeroise. Commence at 8 p.m. Tickets, 2s 6d ; Ladies free. J. PURCHASE, 6*156 Secretary, NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXCURSION FAKES, May 22nd to 24th RACES AT DUNEDIN, MAY 24th AND 26th. RETURN EXCURSION TIOKET3 to Dnnedln will be issued at Aehburton at 28a first-clasß, 18 1 6d eecond; and Saturday Return Tickets from any station to any station on the 22nd, 23rr! and 24* h May, available for return till 30th. 6J159 By order. Nis.W ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CHEAP EXCURSION TO TIMARU, 24th MAY. ON 24th May . Excursion Tickets to Tim>iru will bo issued at Asbburtou at Gh 6d First Class, 4s 6d Second, for th 9 ordinary troin leaving Ashburton at 10.25 a.m., available for retura by a Special Train leaving Timaru at 5.0 p.m., arriving at Ashbuiton at 7 5 p.m. Children 3 to 12 year?, half raks, order 3 yearp, free. 5t178 BY ORDER. ~ TENDERS. '"'""* ™~" riIENDBJI S wanted for cutting a Drain JL on the Lngmhor Estate, about 120 chalop, part of vrhloh can be done by horse work. The lowest or any totder not necessarily accepted. Tenders will be reoeiverl not later than SATURDAY, 26th May, 1888, by tb« undersigned from whom all particulars can be obtained. BONALD MoLEAN, 5 203 * Lagmhor. 166 AORES FIRST CLASS LAND. FOR SALE PRIVATELY. I HAVE tor Sale privately, a really first-class Farm of 156 acres, situated at Wlllowby, lately In the occupation of MR Henry DaltOX. Thia la an opportunity for anyone wishing to make a comfortable hume, with a certainty of getting largo returns from a small aoreage. If not aold privately wllhin a fortnight will be sold by auction shortly, D. THOMAS, . Auctioneer, 5*158 Aohburton, PALACE ELITE ROLLER SKATING RINK. GRAND OPENING NIGHT Friday, 25th May. Oddfellows' Hail, Ashburton, Doora open at 7 30. Opening ceremony 8 p.m. AT 8.30 PROFESSOR ARTHUR GREENWOOD, Champion F&noy Skater, will make his first appearauoe m Ashburton and introduce m an artiatio and pleasing manner a graceful and elegant performance on the rollers. To the Ladles, Gentlemon, and young people of ABhburton— Aa a ffrat-olaßß place of popular amueemeut, where good order and deoorum are rigidly enforced. Lovers of the fascinating pastime of Roller Skating will find tho skates, the floor, and the entire equipments of the PALACE RINK second to none lv the colony. Open morning, afternoon and evening. Brass Rollers will not on any consideration be allowed on the floor. After Professor Greenwood's exhlbl ion the floor will bo opened for viiltora' übo when skates will be given out FREUJ OF CHARGE. FRIDAY NlGHT.— Admisnlon by invitation only. Carriages 10 15, J. O. ROSS, 5 199 Manager. WRITING AND COPYING INKS. Meek's Bluo Black Writing Inks Meok's Bluo black Copying lnitß Meek'a Violet Noire Copying Inks Meek's Commercial Black Inks ( Ml non-Corrosive.) We have been appointed Agents for tho above-mentioned ni-st class quality nonCorrosive Inka, and ure supplying the aame wholesale and retail m any quantity at lowest prices We are now using these Inks, and are co, oonvinced of their superior quality that we will guarantee every bottle cold by us, and refund the monoy if not as represented. H. J. WOOD A.IND CO., STATIONERY HALL, Friedlnnder's Buildingß, Ashburton Price list of W . J. Mebk's non-Corroßivo Inks, Writing Inke, Slue-black Ink (guaranteed non Corrosive) : — 4ozß 6d, 8055s Is, 16ozh Is 6d, 20ozh 2s, 32ozs 3s These inks have all the virtues of the blue-black writing fluids so extensively used heretofore, viz., Pinoness, Fluidity, and Permanency, and m addition to these thb black color of tho best black inks now m tho rnarkot. The following is tho report of the Qovermnont Analyst on tho Ink submitted by W. J. Meok for Analyuiß : — •• This is a good, well-made Ink. It is lesH orrosivo than Stephen's Ink, and spreads easily, drying ultimately to a good full black. ••(Signed) W. Pkby, " Government Analyßt. •' 2oth December, 1887." ' COMMERCIAL BLACK INK, suitable for Sohoolß and ordinary purposes. COPYING INKHTillue-black or Violet Noire Copying : — 4oz9 6d, Bozs le, 16ozs 2s, 200z3.2s 6d, 32ozs 4s. This Ink is as good iv every respect aß a Copying Ink can be. It will givo three clear copies immediately aftor writing, or one good copy after a long interval. SOLD BY n. j. wood & co., STATIONERS' HALL, OHRISTOHTJROH, ASHBURTON & TIMARU, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 5 205