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Pttblie Notices^- ...^.4 — -. TO THE LADIES OF ASHBUETON. 'Misses Morrison & Holloway dress and mantle makers Tanceed Stbbet ASHBUR T O N. ; ,-,. ; i'. ; :y- -. '.'iV.'- : sL~':. .6 169;?. I Trees. Trees. Trees, fpHE Undersigned begs to thank hla J. numerous Frlendg and Onstonierfjfqr their partt favors, hraa oalls 'inelr' jsp^olii^/ attention to his extensive atock oPFKtJIT AND FOREiSX. TREES of all aprtß., , _ N.B. -iPlahtinß done by contract) at>d all Trees supplied and ptanted, by me will be guaranteed for 12 months. FruU Treeß pruned and gardens -kept W order byjtho week or by the year. 40,000 OupMftorooarpa, 1 .yeair 61d,:4s 6'df per lloo. '-'■ 20.000 ditto, 2 year old, 7s 6d and lOi per 100. 24,000 Plnus Inulgnlß, 4s par 100, • All orders by post, or left with Mm H, G. Floweb, Oonfeotloner, East Btieet f ihall receive my prompt attention, James Porter, CLIFTON NTJRSJffiRY, A 192 Allen^on, Aahbufton. . KEMOYAL XOWffl^yi GENERAL STORKEJLEPER $(f & ,j Junotlon of the Wakahul Road and" Cameron street,, between Pqbj; Oj^ce^ and Mr 'Gamble's, facing the* County Oonnoll . Avenue,, m^*t WILLIAM BAYLIS begs to announce to h(s Ciißtomers and the General Public that he has been forced to remove from Stunders' Buildings to the above Premsea m conscqnence of the Bank having let his shop m Saunders' Buildings to Mr Alookn. W.B; trusts that his Castomera will not be inconvenlenoed by the change of situation, as the new premises are an Immense Improvement upon the old, and more centrally placed; m fact, my Customers will be very pleased with the change. Io my hew Premises t shall have a large and varied Stook of Groceries, Teas, China, Glassware^ Hardy ware, Cutlery, Brash ware; OheesV, -BfaO)*' Sharps, Ohoff, Potatoes, Flour, and every requisite of the trade, which will be sold at the lowest possiblk pbioes. Goodi delivered daily. Families waited on for orders.

Agent for the Wakanul Flour Millg. ; The Best Flotjb Made, CLOVER SEED 3.., J , CLOVER' SFEDS i: CLOVERiSEEDS WE are now landing, ox " Aorangl " from London, oar new Senon'i Clovers, Turnips, Garden, and Flower Seeds, which we have procured dlreot from the GROWERS. They are of tho choicest quality, being this Seaaon's crop, and are therefore fresh and bbliablv. We will forward samples to any address on application, bo that intending purchasers can test the germinating quality for their own satisfaction. ALSYKE OLOVER, RAPE. W BITE CLOVER, MUSTARD, OOW GRASB, TURtfIPiJ, ~ RED OLOVER, MANGOLD, ~ TIMOTHY, OiRROTS. We have also Perennial Ryegraas and Cocksfoot for sale m large or small quah« titles, latest novelties m Garden and Flower Seeds, from that well known Lon« don firm, James Oabtsr and Oompjlkt. Empty Iron Tanks arid Oases for sale. J, SEAls~and CO.i ,y (Late Seal* Bros.) 7*89 30,000 FRUIT TREES;No Christchurch Woolly Aphlfl or Baugiora Scale Blight.

THOS. SEALY NURB&RYMAN, ASHBURTON HAS now ready for this Seoson'a Planting by far tho largest and Best Stock of Fiuit Trees m Cauterbury, probably m the Colony { consisting cf-^-APPLE TREES PEAR TREES PLUM TREEB PEAOH TBEEB CHERRY TREES APRICOT TREES Quinces, Walnuts, Filberts, Grape Vines, &c, &c, well grown robust tree and grafted, on the best stocks. Also large quantity of B-.rry Fruits of all kind and an innumorab'o quantity of FOREST and SHELTER TRWEt^, Roses, Crnamental Trees, Shrubs, Root", &c, &c.jin great variet}'. :. • .: - c MESSR S J. SEALY & CO., Seedsmen, East streo continue to act on:iny behalf m Town, and alf orders, &c, entrusted to them shall have prompt attention.

DESOP ,»ITVR PRICED CATALOGUES ON AI'PLICATION, THOMAS SEALY, _. , : Bivor Bank, Frontin|*Bouth approach to Traffic Bridge H,J. WOOD & Co. STATIONERS' HALL, Fiiedlander's Buildings, Ashburtotl. BOOKS, Cornmerolal and General fetationory, Account Books, &c, MIW BOOKS BY EVERT if Alfc» V MUSIC* ' f " ; -■ Pianos, Harmoniums, Acaordeonaj Coiicertlnac, Violins, Banj jb, &c , &o. New SoDgs and Munlo of every deaorlptlon; A large quantity of Music (Sheet and Books) slightly soiled, to be sold at ft Great Sacrifice. • '■:-.■ FANCY GOODS. Writing Oases and Desks, Scrap, Photo, and Fern Albums, Work Boxes, Parse*, Card Cases, Pocket Bookf,Photo Frame*, and every description Of Fanoy Stationery. Wrlfng, Printing, and Wrapping Papen In any quantity. . '•;/: Any Book out of stock procured from out Ohrlat church Establishment, {he Stock of whloh is one of the Largest and Best Assorted In the Colonies, or from our London Agency. ' ~; A Bpeolal Discount allowed to Library and fiohool Committees.

H. J. WOOD & CO STATIONERS' HALL,

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1892, 13 July 1888, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1892, 13 July 1888, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1892, 13 July 1888, Page 3

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