9 JTublic Notices. TTOPE FOB TB E UifiAF.— Nicholepn'a 0. improved Patfnt Artificial Ear Drums. The only Bure, eitay, »od uuseon device need to permanently restore hearfne Eeoummended by po'eatlfio ra<in i f Europe and America. Write for t fr. c illustrated description book to J. 11. I ioholson, Lmcoln'a lun .Chambers, Wt^liaoi 'tree^ Mplhru"rrr«. Trees- Trees Trees TIHE Undersigned bpga to thank bis 1. numerous Friends rod Customers for tbelr past favors, aid calls their special ' attention to hlspxtooaive etock of FA.UITAND ITORBJF TRIBES of all sorts. N.B. —Planting done by coutraot, and all Trees supplied and planted by me will be guaranteed for 12 months. Fruit Tre*s pruned and gardens kept Id order byjthe week or by the year. 40,000 CapMaorooarpa, 1 year oid, 4s 6d per 100; 20.000 ditto, 2 year old, 7s 6d and XOj per 100. 24,000 Pinus Insignia, 4a per 100. All orders by post, or loft with Mb fl. G. Flowge, Confeotloner, Eaßt Street, shall rocelve n>y prompt attention, James Porter, CLIFTON NURSERY, 4 192 Allnnton, Ashburton. EEMOVAL NOTiCft ! V^M. BAYLIB f GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Junction of the Wakanui Road ami - Cameron street, between Post Office and Mr Gamble's, faoing the County Council Avenue. TTETILLIAM BAYLIS bees to announce VV to h!s Customers and the General Publio that he has beeu forced to remove from Saunders 1 Buildings to the above Prem'sas In consequence of the Bank having let his shop In Pauqdors' Buildings to Mr Aloobn. W,B; trusts that his Customers will not be Inconvenienced by the change of situation, as the new premises ore an immense Improvcmen upon the old, and more centrally placed ; m fact, my Customers will be very pleased with the change. In my new Premises shall have a large and varied Stock of Groceries, Teas, China, Glaßaware, Hard* ware, Cutlery, Brußhwarp, Cheese, Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Potatoes, Flour, and every requisite of the trade, which will be sold at the lowest possible prices, Gooda delivered daily. Families waited on for orders. Agent for the Wakanul Flour Mllla. The Best Flour Madb.
20 TONS CLOVER SEEDS CLOVER SEEDS CLOVER SEEDS WE are now landing, ex "Aonmgi" from London, oar new Season's Clovers, Tarnlpa, Gardtn, and Flower Seeds, which we have procured direct from the GROWERS. They are of the choicest quality, being this Season's crop, and are therefore fresh and beliablh. We will forward samples to any addceaa on application, so that intending purchasers can test the Germinating quality for their owa satisfaction. ALSYKE CLOVER, RAPE. WBITE CLOVER, MUSTARD. COW GRASS, TURNiPtf, * RED CLOVER, MANGOLD, TIMOTHY, CARROTS We have aleo Perennial Ryegrasß and Occksfoofc for Bale m large or.small qaan< titles, latest : noveltiea m Garden and Flower Seed;?, from that well known Lpn« don firm, James Cakteb and Company, Empty Iron Tanks and Cases for sale. J^SEALY~and CO,, (Late SisArjr Bros.) 7^--30,000 FRUIT TREES. Fo' Christcliurch Woolly / phts or Bangiora Scale Blight. THOS.~SEALY NURSERYMAN, ASHBURTON HAS now ready for this Season a Planting by far the largest and Best Stock of Fiuit Trees m Canterbury, probably m the Colony, consisting of— APPLE TREES PEAR TREES PLUM TREE 3 PEACH TREES CHERRY TREES APUJCOT TREES Quinces, Walnuts, Filberts, Grape Vines, &c, &c, well grown robust tree and grafted on the best stocks. Also largo quantity of Berry Fruits of all kind and an innumerable quantity of FORES' and SHELTEK TRiSEg, Roses, cW mental Trees, Shrubs, Roote, &c, &c. . great variety. ' MESSRg J. SEALY & CO., Seedsmei East stvee continue to act on my behal ■ m Town, find all orders, &c, entrusted to them shall have prompt attention. DESOP 'llVf. PftICF.D CATALOGUES ON AITIICATION. THOMAS SEALY, Bivor Bank, Ashburton, Fronting'south approach to Traffic Bridge
H,J, WOOD & Co. STATIONERS' HALL, jfriedlnnder's Buildings, Ashburton, BOOKS, Commercial and Genera Stationery, Account Books, &o, 3SEAV BOOKS BY EVERY MAIL. ■M USIC. Pianos, Harmoniums, Accordeon\ Concertinas, Violins, Banjos, «&0., &o New Songa and Munic of every description A large quantity of Mualc (Sheet and Books) slightly Boiled, to be aold at a Great Sacrifice. FANCY GOODS; Writing Oaaes and Doßka, Scrap, Phot: and Fern Albumß, Work Boxes, Pureea' Card Cases, Pocket Bookß.Photo Frames, and every deeorlptlon of Fancy Stationery. Writing, Printing, and Wropplug Papers In any quantity. Any Book out of atock procured from our Chrlstchorch Establishment, the Stock of which ia one of the L»rge6t and Beat Aaaorted In the Oolonlea, or from London Agency. A Bpeclal Discount allowed to Library nnd Bchool OaramlttecsT K. J. WOOD & (ft STATIONERS' HALL, AS HB.UBTOJ
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1908, 2 August 1888, Page 3
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745Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1908, 2 August 1888, Page 3
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