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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1867, 14 June 1888, Page 4

"Winter Drapery." :■" Wmter Draperyf CALL AND SEE MITCHELL AND TURNER'S Dress Goods, Trimmings to matoh ■ CALL AND SEE MITCHELL AND TURNER'S Rugs and Blankets OALL AND SEE MITCHELL AND TURNER'S Flannels and Flanettes OALL AND SEE MITCHELL AND TURNER'S Ladles' and Children's Ulsters and Jackets .. OALL AND SEE MITCHELL AND TURNER'S . Shawls and Fur Capes OALL AND SEE MITCHELL AND TURNER'S Mitts., Gloves, and all clauses Woollen Goodo, splendid Stock OALL AND SEE MITCHELL AND TURNERS Mens' and Boys' Overcoats, Suits, Sooks, Pants, and Shirts, SPECIAL NOTICE— Gentlemen wanting Suits to measure should call and look over a first-class lot of Horce and Coloni&l Tweed samples. Meaaure taken and fit I guaranteed, " N.B.— A splendid line of Tweed Trousers at, " Vatue " 10s 61. BOOTS. BOOT?. BOOTS. None but first-class makes kept ; a good artlole at a fair figure* MITCHELL AND TUENER, Tancred Street. g 4i &*&£■* ssi I . sj >? - ' 9 a mm aa i . ilb f | 'iUlkifik'J IK' | I iiit i 1 1 p^ygllilll 5 ml &*. .1 "ZEALANDIA^BOOT STORE. BOOTS ! SHOESJ^ SLIPPERS lit BY the aotion of the hew Tariff, now m force, the price of Boots will be increased by 15 per cent. This means 3s m the £. Everybody intending to buy a pair of Boots, should do so at once, while prices are low; When purchasing, visit the " * "ZEALANDIA" BOOT STOEEj Z Where you can get everything you require at the lowest prices. DON'T DELAY It! NOW IS THe"time7aND IT WILL NOT LAST LONGH* " ZEALANDIFIOOT STORE. :. THE STANDARD . ;, ~~* FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY; OF NEW ZEALAND. I'] WITH DELIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS."* CAPITAL— £I,OOO,OOO STERLING. .;;; HEAD OFFICE"? DUNEDIN. - TNSURERS have the most undoubted Security under this Company'sJPolioier ' 1 together with an assurance of Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. FIRE and MARINE RIBKB accepted on aH descriptioua of Property and Merchandise also Crop, Stack, and Machine Risks at , Lowest Rates of Premium, fidelity of Persons holding situations of trust guaranteed. OFFICE i HEREFORD STREET, OHRISTCHUBCH. (Opposite Bank of New Zealand.) ARCHIBALD SOOTT, Manager for Canterbury. A-LBEBT BOB34&IT-8 ■•— AGENT. ASHBURTON Important to Grain Growers. OAtJflON 1 !!! AFTER tb^gratultona paff In the " Weekly " and daily " Press," and the present advertisement m the " Ashbnrton Qaardian " respecting tho Poisoned Wheat prepared by the so-called Patent Process of Mr 3 . M. Cambridge, on behalf of the Aahburton Drug Company, I deem it my duty to draw the attention of Graingrowers to the fact that the prooess In question la not patented m New Zealand, , nor is it likely to be, for the simple reason that the various advantages set forth are eiaotly, those which I have strictly observed m the preparation of my Poisoned Wheat for the last three years. Copy or Tbleobams. Hazeldean, Ess. , Patent Registrar, Wellington. - Please reply whether J. M. Cambridge, Ashburton, has obtained or applied for any patent m connection with Poisoned Wheats, and If so poet copy of specification.; - Ashburton, 30th April, 1888. ■ , O. 81. Brooke, Mr O. M. Brooke, Ashborton,— No application reoaived from Mr Cambridge. Wellington, May 1, 1888. F. Waldegbavb, Deputy Patent* Officer. ' If Agriculturists want a satisfactory and reliable article (not an exparlnfental one," to which you have hitherto been chiefly treated) Brooke's Poisoned Wheat Is the preparation to use, as the following testimonials hereby testify : — (< I have the honor by direction of the Board, to inform you that yon r Poisoned' Wheat is proving highly satisfactory, and to request that you will forward mo twenty bushels more of exactly similar quality at your earlies convenience. — Yours^etc, Road Board Office, Kir woe. 14th July, 1886, Albkbt John Francis. I have great pleasure to Inform you that the Poisoned Wheat the Board received from you glvas satisfaction, and beg you will- forward at your earliest convenience eight bqehels more, the same cample as before. — Yours, &c, Road Board Office, Temaka, 23rd Jane, 1886. GEEORQK DtsOK. ' I have the honor by direction of the Board to request you to forward £10 worth of your best Poisoned Grain, the came as the last lot reoeived from you last season, which was everything that could be desired, I used some a few dsys ago, after bayIng it from last season, and it wes m first-rate condition, and very effectual.' District Office, South Rakaia, 4th Jane, 1886. A, Maxkio, PREPARED ONLY BY C. M.BROO KE, (r<ATB OF KaIAPO\J, 7 m CHEMIST, ASHBPRTON. POTATOES! POTATOES.! POTATOES! i - _ ... . . ' . rpHE Undersigned has now for SALE, by Bag or per Ton, a splendid line of Prime Blue Derwents; Grown, on good| ground, and warranted to give satisfaction. PLOUGH SHARESTPLOUGH SHARES. HANSOME and SIMS and HOBNSBI'S, (ALL &IZE9.) ANGLO- AMERICAN DRILLS; DRAIN AND FIELD PIPES, Champion White Seed Wheat IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. „ GEORGE JAMBSOIT,ASHBURTON. '•'■"■ * = ' ;S .- : •i ■ . ••'• ; '- '•• '■■•■• !1 .. '■■„". 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