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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1926, 23 August 1888, Page 2

Wantetf ! WANTED Known— That Hates and Co. has 250 Splendid Tweed Ttoaeera. Your nick for 10s 6d ANTED Knowo.— Our i uaer will be in Aehbarton next w ek, AH orders promptly attended. — Milker and Thompson. H. M. Jones, Agent 8 111 r\ REATEST Bale ot the day, every. VJT thing cheap for Cash. — H. C. Segers, Melford House. WANTED Known— That Skateß, the proper y of the Crystal Palace Rluk, are to bo returned to R. El&t,n, and all monies owing are to bo paid to the same, whoße receipt will be a eoffictant discharge —J. C. Ross. 8 "124 WANTED Known— That • Grand Dlfcsolvlutj View Entertainment will be given In the Templar Hall thin Evening by Mr J . Pricp, under the auspices of the 1 O.G.T. Admission, 61 ; Children, 3d. Commence 730 sharp bubjeot : " Evils of the Liquor Traffic." Bflg3 BOOTS. BOOTS.— Keep the feet dry < and save doctor's bills. Quality Is ! everything In bad weather. I guarantee every pair. Best value In New Zealand at Ashburton Clothing Mart, Saanders Buildings.— Robert Alcorn. T" ADIES' Jaokets.— Just Opened a few < ,1 J Ladies very superior Jaokets, both in style and quality. Will be sold at less than half their price during our present Sale.— H. 0. Seqkbb, Melford House. ~\ 1 7~ANTED— Everyone to come and V Y see the nicest lot of Glass, China, and Earthenware ever shown In Aehburton, snd the Cheapest ever landed In New Zealand. Imported direct from the Manufacturers. — Robert Alccbn, Saunde/a' Balldlngs. HI STOCKINGS— 700 pairs of Ladies and Children's sample Hobo just opened (landed under the old Tariff.) All quality to be sold cheap during our sale.— ±1. C. BEQBBB, Melford House. WANTED Known— Albert Orum, having purchased a First-class Plant, is now Sweeping Chimneys in a careful, oleanly manner, at lowest rates. Orders may be left with J. Ranger, East Street, or addressed to A. Drum, Wakanui Road. 8 66 WAN TED j Cash. — Mulr's Oatmeal (251b), 2s 6d; Candles, sd ; Vestas, 5d doz. ; Coffee and Milk, Is ; Cocoa and Milk, Is ; Corn Flour, 4d ; Fruits in Syrup (21b tine), Is. Crockery; Glassware, and Ironmongery. — J. MoGregob, Tanored atreet. WANTED Known —The last Fourteen Days of the Great Clothing Sale at the New Zealand Clothing Factory 07" ANTED Known— 2sa will purchase W a 40b Tweed Suit at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. \\r ANTED Known— We undertake VV to give the very best value obtainable in Men's and Buys' Clothing, all our own make and made from pure Wools, WANTED Known — We are the Chtapeßt and Best House in Aehburton for tibirfe, Bugs, Scarfs, Hatn, &o. Splendid variety to select from, VT7" ANTED Known— Our Boj-b' ClothVV ing is unrivalled. Parents and Guardians see our Boys' Suits, nicely made ; Coat and Knickers lined throughout, from 10s 6d. nTTTANTED Known— The Wonderful VV vVerthem Sewing Machine, with the new high arm and all the latest improvements, may be had on the Time Payment System at the New Zealand Clothing Factor/. {Inspection earneatly invited' WANTED Known— We are still j making Measure Suits at 565. and Trousers to measure at 17b 6d, Cord Vests from J2s 6d to measure at the New j Zealand Clothing Factory. WHAT WILL IT COST TO PRI NT? THE Centennial Printing and PublishJL ing Company, Limited, undertake to revise and prepare Manuscript for Publication either in serial or book form, Estimates and Designs furnished. GARNET WALCH, Editor, NAT. J. BABNETT, Manager, Melbourne JAM PRIMP. Some time since we published a small paragraph en the unsatisfactory nature of much of the jam retailed in the colony . This reached Messrs Klrkpatrlck and Co., of Nelson, and they went to work in a very practical fashion to prove that the jams manufactured by the firm were of the best quality. Two cases of assorted jams were sent to this office, with a request that we would thoroughly test the j*m along with other brands, and give our opinion. v7e are h»ppy to state, frankly and fully mat we tmve been vury much surprised, as prior to the receipt of Messrs Klrkpatriok's gift we were nnaware that .New Zealand could boast of an Industry of which It has bo much reason to be proud. The various aorta of jam were tented by a number of persons, who compared the samples with other brands, and the general verdiot la that not only are M,es»rs Klrkpatrlck'a productions far and away better than any other JNew Zealand brand we can obtain, bnt they are superior to JUingilsa ]*me in being fresher. The nearest approach to tbe exoelleuoe of the Nelson jam was that contained in tins bearing tbe name of a Tasmanlan firm, but even In this comparison the Nelson article came out a long way best. We are pleased to be able to give unstinted praise to a genuine local industry, the product of whloh we can unreservedly reoommend to consumers. All of the many persons who have tested the samples are loud In their praise, and we must unreservedly congratulate Mesata Ktrkpatrtck and Co, "upon turning out a genuine fruit j*m fit to grace the tables and please tbe palates oi the most luxunune n»d f»B'ian»na t — " llawke'e Bay Herald," tluiy ISth. Samples of Kirkpatrlok and Go's " K " brand of jam have been forwarded to us and we are free to confess that they appear to be In every way excellent and as they beoome better known in the looal market will meet with muoh appreciation from the heads of households. The maker asserts that none but the purest fruits grown la Nelson are used In hie manufactures, and we are content to accept that assurance. Onttatnly the j*tn» possess a richness ana t-fßineoß ot "'flavor tb»t bears that anßerauu out.— Dqnedin lf btar," July 3.