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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1867, 14 June 1888, Page 3

Public Notices. " Throw phyeio to the doga : I'il none of it." — Shakespjeabe. THE Bard of Avon lived m an age when physic was nasty. Had he lived m Ashbnrton at the present day, and Buffered from any "ills thatflrffh Is heir to," the probability la that he wbnld visit hie Physician, pay the foe, and g«t a PresorlptioD, then oarefully convey that myßterloua-looking and amall, though Important document to C. M. BROOKE'S DISPENSARY, (In the shop formerly o:cnpled by Mr Murray, Watchmaker.) EAST STREET, AS O BURTON, Where Dispensing Is a Special Feature, aud where he could always rely npon the purity of the Medlclnfs, the necessary skill and care In compounding them, prompt attention, and last, but not leaßt, at Lower Cliargcs than yon hive hilherto been m the habit of paying. Teeth. Fxtkaotfb, 2s. HollowayV, Cockle's, Steedman 8, Palis Killer, Irish Mobs, Selgel'a Syrup, Hop Bittera, and other Patent Medicines at Storekeepers' prices. 80,000 FRUIT TREES. No Christchurch Wro'ly /phis or Paogiora Scale Blight. THOS.~SEAIiY NURSERYMAN, ASHBURTON HAS now ready for this Season's Planting by far the largest and Best Stock of Fiuit Trees m Caoterbury, probably m the Colony, consisting of— APPLE TREES PEAR TREES PLUM TREES PEACH TREES CfiKRRY TREES APR I COT TREES Quinces, Walnuts, Filberts, Grapo Vines, &c, &c, well grown robust tree. j , and grafted on the best stocks. Also a largo quantity of B:r«y. Fruits of all kinds and aninnumevab'e quantity of FOREST and SHELTER TKtSE^, Roses, ( rnamental Trees, Shrubs, Root*, &c, &c. m great variety. MESSRS J. SF3ALY & CO., Seedsmen, East street, continue to act on my behalf m Town, and all orders, <fco., entrusted to them shall have prompt attention. DEScniPiivE rniCED catalogues on APPLICATION, THOMAS SB ALT, Kiver Bank, Ashburton. Fronting south approach to Traffic ßrd^e. 6°53 WRITING AND COPYING ISKS. Meek'e B!uo Black Writing Inks Meek's Bluo black Copying Inks Meek'a Violet Noiro Copying Inks Mock's Commercial Black 1 nk (\1! non-Corrosive.) We have been appointed Agents for the aboye-montioned first class quuiity nonCorrosive Inks, and r-ro eupplying the tfnme wholesalo and retail m auy quantity at lowest p: ices. Wo are now using theso Inks, and are co csnvinced oi their superior quality that wo will guarantee bvery bottle bold by us, and refund the money if not aa represented. H. J. "WOOD AISD CO.. STATIONERS' HALL, Friedlander's Buildingß, Ashbnrton. Prioo list of W . J Meek's non-Corroaive Inks, Writing Inks, Blue-black Ink (guaranteed von Corrosive) : — 4oz3 61, B(zs Is, lGozs 1 8 6d, 20oiss 2s, 32ozs 33. Those inks have all tho virtues of the blue-block writing fluids so extensively ÜBed heretofore, viz., Fineness, Fiuidiiy, and Permanency, and m addition to these the black color of the best black inks now m the market. ' The following is tho report of the Goveromont Analyst on the Ink submitted by W. J. Meek for Analysis :— '■ This is a good, well undo Ink. It is lesa oorrosivo thau Stephen's Ink,, and spreads oasily, drying ultimately to a good full black, "(Signed) W. ficay, " Government Analyst. 11 20 th December, 1Q87," COMMERCIAL BLACK INK, suitable for Schoola and ordinary purposes. COPYING INKS, Blue black or Violet Noire Copying :— 4ozj 6d, Bozs 1«, 16ozs 2s, 20023 2a 6d, 32ozs 4a. This Ink is as good m every respeot as a Copying Ink can be. It will givo three clear copies immediately after writing, or one go^f copy after a long interval. SOLD BY H. J. W0Q1) & CO., STATIONERS' HALL, OfiRISTOHUUOH, 4SSmiJRTON & TIMARU. WSQL,ESA.I<Ei AND RETAIL. 5 20