New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Company Established ... ,•• ... 1859, CAPITAL— ONE MILLION. THE PREMIER & WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY, NOTED FOR PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY. ' FIRE AND MARINE BISKS. ALSO,— RISKS ON GROWING CROPS. THRESING MACHINES, &c, accepted at lowest current rates. GEORGE JAMESON, AGENT, ASHBURTON.
A. Harrison. Alired Harrison, AUCTIONEER, STOOK AND ESTATE AGENT AND VALUATOR. SATURDAY SALE at 12 o'clock arnrp , — Homes, Cattle, Pigs, Produoß »nd Merchandise. FOR SALE.— Piano by Stelnhardt, quite new j fuUtrlohord ; a beautiful Instrument ; very oheap, Termß easy. — Rents collected, and the business of absentees managed with oare. Valuation made of Properties or Merchandise on easy te^mß, Advances made instantly on » Good e delivered at the Storej for Sale. Agent for the Norwloh Ualon Fire In* suranoe Company, Agent for the; , MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. AL^»lTCr> HARTUFON; W. H. Paget. BLACKSMITH vJttNERA Bubnbtt Stebet, next " Mall" Office* BEGS to announce that ho has taken over the Coaoh Building and Wheelwright Branch, lately oarrled on by H. Peat, and will continue all branohes of the above : business as before. All kinds of Buggies, Dkaya, or Carts mado and repaired. Agricultural Implements repaired promptly. Horses Shod with skill and oare. w7h. paget. LEVIATHAN RAILWAY mBMPEJRANOK TTOTBL (Opposite the Railway Station), DUNEDIN MRS SILK - - Propribtbess. Begs to Inform her friends and tbe Public generally that she haa purchased the abovo Hotel, and respectfully solioite a share of their support. The Hotel 1b the largeßt and most commodloua of Ita kind m Dunedin, and can offer aocommodatlon not to bo excelled ; having been thoroughly renovated alnoe the new proprietress took possession ; and will now be found moat oomfoctable. VISITORS Will find every civility and accommodation, and the aim of the Proprletreaa will be to give her patrons every eatlafactioD. N.B. — Refreshments can be obtained In the shape of Tea, Coffee, and Ooooa on arrival: and Guests wiahlng to go away by early train can depend on being called In ample time, If tboy will only make their wlahoa known. 4 156 ASHBDRTON _ffIGH SCHOOL. ESTABLISHED 1881. Teaching Stabf, Boys' School. — M» J. E. Buchanan, Ist B A., University College, London. Giris' School.— Miss Saundbrs, Canterbury College, Ohxlstohuroh ; Miss Giujbb, Trinity College, Dublin. AT this Inotitutlon pupils of both idea havo tho opportunity of acquiring tho elements of a liberal cdaoatlon. The subjects of Study are those uaually tanght at Seoondftiy Schools ; but the ordinary oourae may be modified to meet speolal cases, If m the interest of tho Pupils auch a plan is judged advisable. The year Is divided Into threo tonne. All fees are payable In advance per torm Pupils under 12 years of age ... £2 2a over 12 years of ago ... £2 16b Mublo (extra) ... ... ... £1 la Fee or attending music (only), ... £2 2s Drawing and Painting (only) ... £1 la A term's notloe required before the removal of a pupil. Tho second term commences on 1 Monday, 28th May. Pupils will assemble at 9 30 a.m. jl For farther dot&ila apply to the Headrntttor.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1864, 11 June 1888, Page 1
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497Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1864, 11 June 1888, Page 1
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