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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1859, 5 June 1888, Page 2

J. QUAKE & CO. |- .PRODUCE AND GENEBAL MEKCHAKTS, FINANCIAL J AND COMMISSION AGENTS, ~\ BEG to announce that they have COMMENCED BUSINEB3 jn Havelock PJ street, Aehbnrton, with a Stock consisting of— OATEN, SHEAF, AND STRAW CHAFF \ FEED OATS, HAY IN TRUSSES b . BRAN, SHAKPS, FLOUK ' TEA, SUGAR, POTATOEB, FOWLS' WHEAT PLOUGH SHARES, &c. &c. \ CASH PURCHASERS OF T WHEAT, OAT?, BARLEY, &o. and all Farm Produce i Mortgage »od Loani on Laßd and Stock arranged at Lowcat Rates of Interest f, AGENTS FOR , gg^%s4LANjp 4^mMTITO;mNCECOMP4K. ' THE STANDARD ° FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY - OF NEW ZEALAND. J WITH UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS. C CAPITAL— £I,OOO7OOO STEKLINO. ; HEAD OFFICE 7 DUNEDIN. 2 TNSURERB have the most undoubted Seourity under this Company's Policies ( | together with an assurance of Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. FIXE and. MARINE RI6KB accepted on all descriptions of Property and Merchandise also Crop, Stack, and Machine Risks at Lowest Raten of Premium. Fidelity of Persons holding situations of trust guaranteed. OFFICE t HEREFORD STREET, OHRISTCHUROH. (Opposite Bank of New Zealand.) ARCHIBALD SCOTT, Manager for Canterbury. CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES. " "ZEALANDIA^JSOOT STORE, HAVING received a large supply of samples of Ladies' and Children's BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, we are offering the same at exceedingly low prices. CHILDKEN'S FEOM 6d! LADIES' FEOM 4s. We hftye a very large and well-assorted fctock of English and Continental Goods to select from. Sole vendors of the celebrated "ZEALANDIA" BEAND. " zealandlTHboot store, East Street. "GRAND SUCCESS." '' GRAND SUCCESS* MITCHELL & TURNER HAVE rery much pleasure m thanking and announcing to thoir numerous] Friends and Customers that Buecees having at'ended their efforts since removing to Fowler's Buildings, especially during past Beacon, they are encouraged to hoM out ■pedal Inducements for coming Winter Season. Purchasers will find a Splendid Assortment of Men'B arid Boys' Overcoats, Winter Suite, Trousers and Vests, &c, comprising Ashburton, Kaiapoi, and other Colonial Makers Ladies 1 and Children's Ulsters, Jackets, &c. Blanket*, Rugs, and Flannels. fth N.B. — See our Dress Goods, Homespuns, Serges, and Tweeds. Fair prioes, excellent quality. Shirtings, Linßeyß, ilanne^ttes, Quilts, Hosiery, and General Winter Goods BOOTS AND SHOES. ALL WHO WANT A FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE SHOOLD PAY US A VISIT. MITCnELfT& TURNER TANORED STREET. Important to Grain Growers. CATJTIO^riII AFTStt tbe gratuitous poffin tbe " Weekly " and daily " Press, " and the present adrertiaeiqetit la the " Aohbarton Guardian " respecting tho Poisoned Wheat prepared by the 00-called Patent Prooesa of Mr J. M. C*mbrldae, on behalf of tho Aehburton DiUg Company, I deem It my duty to dravr the attention of Graingroweru to the fact that the process Id qoestion is not patented m New Zealand, nor is it likely to be, for the simple reason that the various advantages set forth am exactly those whlcb I have strictly obierved In the preparation of ray Poisoned Wheat for the last three years. Copy op Telegrams. Hazsldkan, Esq. , . ! Patent Registrar, Wellington. j Please reply whether J. M. Cambridge, Ashburton, has obtained or tpplled for any patent m connection with Poisoned Wheats, and if bo poet copy of specification. Ashburton, 30th April, 1888. 0. M. Brooke. Mr 0. M. Brooke, Ashburton. — No application received from Mr Cambridge. Wellington, May 1, 18 Q B. F. Waldegkavb, Deputy Patent Officer. If Agriculturists want a satisfactory nnd reliable article (not an experimental one, to which you have hitherto been chltfly treated) Brooke's Poisoned Wheat is the preparation to use, 8B the following testimonials hereby testify : — '• I have the honor by direction of the Board, to inform you that your Poisoned Wheat is proving highly satisfactory, and to request that you will forward me twenty hnshels more of extictly similar quality at yonr earlies convenience. — Youi-b, etc., Road Board Office, Klrwee. 14th July, 1886, Albert John Fbanois. I have great pleasure to Inform you that tha Poisoned Wheat the Board received from you glvas satisfaction, and beg you will forward at your earliest convenience eight bushels more, tbe Bame sample as before. — Yours, &c, Road Board Office, Temuku, 23: d Jano, 1886. Geeoroe Dyson. I hare the honor by direction of tho Board to request you to forward £10 worth of your best Poisoned Grain, the same as tho last lot received from you last season, which was everything that could be desired. I used some a few dsya ago, after having it frcm lnst seaton, and it was m first-rate condition, and very effectua l . District Office. South Kakala, 4th Jane, 1886. A. Makbig, PREPARED ONLY BY C. M. BROOKE, (I -ate of Kaiapoi) ' CHEMIST, ASHBURTON. _^ POTATOES! POTATOES! 'POTATOES I nnHE Undersigned has now for SALE, by Bagjor per Ton,fa splendid line of Prime Blue Derwents, Grown on good ground, and warranted to give satisfaction. PLOUGH SHARES! PLOUGH SHARES. BANSOME and SIMS' and HOBNSBY'S, (ALL &IZES.) ANGLO-AMERICAN DRILLS. DRAIN MDJ1 ELI) PIPESCape "Barley, Cape Barley. NELSON, MOATB ANDJCO.'S TEA AISTjD COFFEE: AND ALL KINDS OF GENERAL STOKES. 6BORUB JAMESON ASHBURTON.