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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1863, 9 June 1888, Page 2

"ZEALANDIA^_BOOT STORE. BOOTS ! SHOESJI SLIPPERS t ! J BY ihe ao'ion of the new Tariff, now m force, the price of Boots will be increased by 15 per cent. This means 3e m the £. Everybody intending to buy a pair of Boots, should do so at onoe, while prices aie low. When purchasing, visit the "ZEALAfIDIA" BOOT STOBE, Where you can get everything you require at the lowest prices, DON'T DJbLAYIt ! NOW IS THE TIME, AND IT WILL NOT LAST LONG. " zealandlFlqot store. "grand success;~~ t grand success MITCHELL & TURNER HAVE very much pleasure m thanking and announcing to their numerous' Friendt and Customers that success having at 'ended 'h^ir efforts since n moving to Fowler* Buildings, eipeoia'ly during past b'eaeon, iluy are encouraged to hold out ■pecial inducements for coming Winter Season. Purchasers will fiod a Splendid Awortment of Men's and Boye' Overcoats, Winter Fuitp, Trousers and Vests, <fee, oomprising Ashbtirton, Kaiapoi, and other Colonial Makers. Ladieß* and Children's Ulsters, Jackets, Ac. Blankets, Pugs, and Flannels. pfr N.B.— See our Dress Goods, Homespuns, Serges, and Tweeds. Fair prices, excellent quality. Shirtings, Uoseys, JHanoe'ettes, Quilts, Hosiery, and General Winter Goods BOOTS AND SHOES. ALL WHO WANT A FIBST-OLABS ARTICLE SHOULD PAY US A VIBIT. MITCnELL~& TURNER TANORED STBEET. J. QTJANE & CO" PBODTJCE AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, FINANCIAL AND COMMISSION AGENTS, BEG to announce that they have COMMENCED BUSINES3 m Havelook street, Ashbtirton, with a Stock consisting of — OATEN, SHEAF, AND STRAW CHAFF FEED OATS, HAY IN TRUSSES BRAN, SflXfePS, FLOUK TEA, SUGAR, POTATOES, FOWLS' WHEAT PLOUGH SHARES, &c. &c. CASH PURCHASERS OF WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, &c. and all Farm Produce Mortgage! and Loans on Land and Stock arranged at Lowest Bates of Interest AGENTS FOR KEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY. THE STANDARD FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. WITH UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS. CAPITAL— £I,OOO7OOO STERLING. HEAD OFFICIFT DUNEDIN. I NBURERS have the most undoubted Security under this Company'sJPolicief I together with an assurance of Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. FIRE and MARINE RIBK9 accepted on all descriptions of Property and Merchandise also .Crop, Stack, and (Machine Risks at Lowest Katen of Premium, fidelity of Persons holding situations of trust guaranteed. WFIOB : HEREFORD STREET, OHRISTOHUROH. (Opposite (Jank of New Zealand.) ARCHIBALD SCOIT, Manager for Canterbury. AJjBBBT BOBEIITS AGENT ftSHBUKTON Important to Grain Growers. O AtJTIOJST 1 1 1 AFTEH the gratuitous poff io the " Weekly " and dally " Press/ and the present advertisement In the " Ashburtoo Guardian " respecting the Poisoned Wheat prepared by the so-oalled Patent Prooesi of Mr J. M. Cambridge, on behalf of the Ashburtoo Drug Company, I deem it my duty to draw the attention of Graingrowers to the fact that the process In question Is not patented m New Zealand, nor is it likely to be, for the simple retson that the various advantages set forth are exactly thote which I have strictly obierved m the preparation of my Poisoned Wheat for the last three years. Copy oy Teleobam j . JJazkldian, Esq , Patent Registrar, Wellington. Please reply whether J. M. Cambridge, Ashburton, hai obtained or applied for any patent m cunnpotion with Poisoned Wheats, and if bo post copy of specification. Asbburtoo, 30th April, 1888. O M. Bbooxe. Mr O. M. Brooke, Ashhurton.— No application received from Mr Cambridge. Wellington, May 1, 1898. F. Waldecjbave, Deputy Patent Officer. If Agriculturists want a satisfactory and reliable srtiole (not an experimental one, to which you have hitherto been ehlefif treated) Brooke's Poisoned Wheat la the preparation to nsa, as the followlrg testimonials hereby testify :— "I have the honor by direction of the Board, to inform you that your Poisoned j Wheat is proving highly satisfactory, and to request that you will forward me twenty bushels more of exaotly similar qa&lity at your esrliea convenience. — Yonrs, eic, Road Board Offioe, Kirwee. 14th July, 1886, Albebt John Fbakolh. T have great pleasure to loforna you that the Poisoned Wheat the Board received from yon givat satisfaction, and beg you will forward at your earliest convenience eight bushels more, the same sample as before. — Yours, &o, ; Road Board Offioe, Temuka, 23rd Jono, 1886. Gbeobqe Dyson. I have the honor by direction of the Board to request you to forward £10 worth of your best Poisoned Grain, the same as the lant lot reooived from you last season, which was everything that could be desired. I used some a few dsys ago, after bavlog It frcm last eeaion, and it was io first-rate condition, and very effeotual. District Office, South XUkaia, 4th Jane, 1886 A, Makbiq. PREPARED ONLY BY C. M. BRO O KE, (' ATB OF KaHFOS.) ' CHEMIST, ASHBURTON. POTATOES! POTATOES! POTATOES! nnHß .Undersigned has now for SALE, by Bag or per Tod, a splendid Mac of Prime Blue Derwexxts, Grown| on good ground, and warranted to give satisfaction. PLOUGH SHARED PLOUGH SHARES. iIANSOME and SIMS >nd HOENSBY'S, (ALL bIZKS.) ANGLO- AMERICAN DRILLS. DRAIN ANDJPLD PIPESCapa Barley, Cape Barley. NELSON, MOATE AND CO.'S TEA AND COFFEE AND ALL KINDS OF GENEEAL STOKES. GEORGE JAMESON, ASHBURTON.