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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1861, 7 June 1888, Page 1

j__^ 9 a biic Notlcas. TT-, ■ : j, „._ .. — n — ' ¥J<qK.th* BWd lo.tho Lito.~O X. world : fanaed blood mixtasa warranted to oleanße the bleod from all Impurities from pauses arising. Fof florofola, scurvy, fitiu and blood dineaaes r and scores of oil. kinds, ita effects are" marvellous/- Thbasandß^ of ; teatimonlals. 1 Sold m bottles 4s 6d and 11s eaoh by chemists and patent medicine vendors .: everywhere Bole; proprietors; Jthe Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Co., Lincoln, England. 1 11 '■;■: :- x . ; ASHBUIiTON. ?M.akerf3s ot IMP^OYET) D.FURKOW '"' ' '-'PLOUGHS (Made of Beßt Hammered Fornp Iron, and Winner of "First Prize at Melbourne Exhibition.). , , .. 'Over 8000 \ ' . ; AT ' • ?;ft)yer 1000 'm use; J BE.iiUOKD'P^ia'ES'il^ m use. Extra'heavy Mould Boards for rough .■> ■• .'-„ i Land m Sto6k, , Zig-Zag'itarro^s still maintain theit reputation as the best general purpose Harrow. Fonr hundred sets made an- " nually. Newly Improved Ghaffcutters all sizes, with Balance Fly \Vheel,fitted with patent oast steel Mouthpiece, m one piece, which oan be taken off and ., replaced .by an ordinary laborer m a few seconds C^utß three length's of 'chaff .<' | ; r y \ f :, -Portable' Sorew^Pres^ ■* -and '■ Chaffcutter, cuta, riddles, elevates, soreens and presses into the bag at one operation . 4> 2, 3, and .4 Horse-^Powere. Btraple strong, amd >asilyMi|awni.univerßally used throughou New Zealand. Jointed Pulverising DJHc.TTarroWjSy over 700 m URe. No ."farm shoujd bo fhnout them; All sizos from ©ijt.to, 12f t^'. ,\?i Grain Drills from 11 to 17 Uonl/era! We make" largely for Ciinter'buiy apil North Island. .->•;. ', ■■'"',', ■.<' "''''"' . . Cahoun's Hand M So>veri * Form Drays and , Waggons, '.!. pateivt. Fenci g Staudards for ' Fpldj.q*' »Sh?ep,'".,FenQing Wire, Steel, Iron,. : aqd Barb \s' ire . Repairs, to aUdeecriptiocie ptJ^ftchinery promptly executed on the pfemiesa Catalogues free qj6 npplicatioti at Dune.in or any pf pur .Branches. -.rr——,~ i f i -^ a — — " f ;• ii' ";-■.■•■■..- Eden George. ASHBUETON. AsitmßTOl^ RESIDENTS READ.. • ■ ■ ■ ■■■ - ■■■ mat f " •' :i -- v ' •■"- . EMINENT PHOTOGRAPHER, ..... . :':• ■'. PROM.; ■■•; ;r.-..; M •.'.. OHRISTOBUROHi \ \ : , v HAS opened a branch, STtTptq, in Moore " Street, opposite the Royal Hotel, fora.FliW WEEKS ONLY, A. . The Gallery has , undergone s a , compt.eio and has been ; supplied with nil the finest Instruments,^ and,. f 'eyerj Photograph yv ill be' finished m * first-'clasa • style. . ,:• ..-;- • :-.:;, :\i '..;;'" All work will, be forwarded tb.'.the Christchurch STUDIO, to . bV' ,pr6porb finished, and will be .deliyere'd "ijirTH-JREBj WEEKS from order; ... *■ r/;.^., LAST WEEK FOR DEPOSIT JIOKETS la opneoqtjenoe of a duty of 23; per cent .being placed on photo material, " the sale, of Depoßit Tickets will be stopped at Itheend of thlb^'week. .. > Aa it ia evident that tho above datlea will cause a rise of 20 per oenfc m the price of photographs, Edkn George will give ticket holders tho benefit of the Stock cleared before the above duties were imposed -by ; charging .them tha rpdaoed prices for^riei'r photcigrapha Tfokels m»y dv had from Henry Zander, Persons holding DEPOSIT TICKETS can be photographed ,'at the*.-. T |"; following |^ REDUCED 'PRICES :— Cabinets, par doz.. £1 10a ; usual price £2 10a . . .. .. ..... „ Cabinets, per half doz., £1 ; usual price £liO3 Groups 2s 6d E»nh Extra Figure. Carte do-Visite, per .'driaf'.,"-- 16a ; usual price £1 5s Oarte-de-Vlalte, per half elezi, 10n } usual prloe 16s ~~ ~ ~ ' Groups la 6d Eaoh Extra Figure. Boudoirs, psr dcz. , £2 10a; usual price £4 10a •.■■■■-. .j.;> :■ ■■•■ 4■■ Boudoirs, per lialf dcz., £1 t0» ; U3ual price £2 10a ' Group?, 2j 6d each extra Figure. The above prices include enimelling. Families of F.Our.aad upwards taken separately, will be allowed 10 pee cenb dieoount. _ -. \ •-■ Everyone m Ashburton should seize this opportunity of being Photographed m first class stylo, as /-many Persons, after lesing one of their > regret that they were not advised by the well-known phrase "SECURE THR SHADOW ERE THE \ SUBSTANCE FADE." EDEN eiOME. < ..- : * „/ . 6*137