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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1935, 4 September 1888, Page 2

Wanted j WANTED at one*— Teams for con- J tract ploughing.— Apply C. H. Dowding, Coldstream, 9*23 WANTED Known— That Hayes and Co. has 250 Splendid Tweed Trousers. Your nick for 10a 6d. /^ REATEST balo ot the day, everyVX thine; cheap for Cash — v. O. Segers, Melford Houie. BOOTS. BOOTS.- Koep tho feet dry and Bive doctoi'a bills. Quality is everything m bad weather. I guarantee every pair. Best value m New Zealand at Ashburton Clothing Mart, Saunddrn Buildings .—Robbrt Alookn. LADIKS' Jackets. -Just Ope> ed a few Ladies very superior Jackets, both m style and qujhty Will be sold at losf than half their price clnMn» onr present Sale — H. O. 9eqeh3, Melford House. W "ANTED — Kvoryocui to come and see the nicest lot of Glass, China, and Earthenware ever shown In Ashbnrton, and the Cheapest ever landed m New Zealand. Imported direct from the Manufacturers. — Robert Axcqrh, Sauoderß* Buildings. +1] STOCKINGS— 700 paira of Ladies and Children's sample Hose just opened under the old Tariff.) All quality to be sold cheap during our Bale. — H. C. Segers, Melford House.

WANTED Known—Albert Orum, having purchased a First- olaen Plant, ia now Sweeping Chimneys m a careful, cleanly manner, at lowest rates. Orders may be left with J. Ranger, East Street, or addressed to A. (Jbjom, Wakanul Road, 8 66 WANTED Known— That H. Dodley still sweeps Chimneys, and at low prices ; no reasonable price refused. All orders punctually attended to. H. Dudlet, Moore Street. 8 141 WANTED Cash. — Mulr's Oatmeal (251 b), 2a 6d; Candles, sd ; Vestas, 5d doz. ; Coffee and Milk, la ; Cocoa and Milk, Is ; Corn Flour, 4d ; Fruits m Syrup (21b tins), Is. Crockery; Glassware, and Ironmongery. —J. McGregor, Tanored street. 1 WANTED Known —The laßt Fourteen Days of the Great Clothing Sale at the New Zealand Clothing Factory rrT ANTED Known— 2sa will purchase W a 40s Tweed Suit at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. "TTTANTED Known— We undertake VV to give the very best valne obtainable m Men's and B>yß' Clothing, all our own make and made from pure Wools, at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, WANTED Known— We are the Cheapest and Best House m Aehburton for Shirfe, Bugs, Scarfs, flatß, &c. Splendid variety to eeleot from at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. VXT ANTED Known-Our Boys' ClothVV ing is unrivalled. Parents and Guardians see our Boys' Suits, nicely made ; Coat and Knickers lined thronghout, from 10s 6d, at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. WANTED Known— The Wonderful vVerthem dewing Machine, with the new high arm and all the latest improvements, may be had on the Time Puyinent System at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. (Inspection earnestly invited' WANTED Known— We are still making Measure Suits at 56b, and Trousers to measure at 17b 6d, Cord Veetß from 12s 6d to measure at the Kew Zealand Clothing Factory. ASHBURTON CLOTHING MART. I HAVE now opened m SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS a NEW STOCK of COLONIAL CLOTHING and BOOTS j and having made favorable arrangements for the manufacture of a large lot of Men's Youths', and Boys' Aehburton Tweed Sulis, I can sell cheaper than ever offered In New Zealand. Aehburton Tweed Suits made to measure. Aahburton Tweeds, Blaukets, Flannels, Rugs, and Shirtings guaranteed. Groceries, China, Glass, Earthenware, and Fanoy Goods. Robert Alcorn BAUNDERS' BUILDINGS. JAM PRIMP. Some time since we published a small paragraph en the unsatisfactory nature of much of the jam retailed m the colony. This reached Messrs Kirkpatrlck ai>d Co,, of Nelson, and they went to work m 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 teat the jam along with other brands, and give our opinion. vVe are happy to state, frankly and fully tiia'. we nave beeu very much surprised, as prior to the receipt of Messrs Klrkpatrlok's gift we wore onaware I that JNew Zialaod could boast of an Industry of whleb It has so much reason to be proud. The various sorts of jam were tested by a number of persons, who compared the samples with other brands, and the general verdict is .har, not only are Messra Klrkpatrlck'a productions far aud away better than any other New Zealand brand we oan obtain, but they are superior to Hingllsh jams m being fresher. The nearest approach to the ezcelleuce of the Nelson jam was that contained m Una bearing the name of a Tasmanlan firm, but even In this comparison the Nelson article oame out a long way best. We are pleased to be able to give unstinted praise to a genuine local i , industry, the product of which we can unreservedly recommend to consumers. All of the many persons who havo tested the nauaploa are liud lo their prtweu, aud 1 wo most unreservedly congratulate Messrs Kukpatrick and Co. upon turning out a genuine fruit jam n't to graoe the tables ' and ple«ee the palatea of the most luxunuoß and tnßHdtous. — " Hawke's Bay Herald," ,luly 18th. Samples of Kirkpatrlck and Oo's " X " brand of jam have been forwarded to us and we are free to confess that they appear to be m every way exoellent and #s they become better known m the local ffkptiigt will meet with much appreciation from thb frtfgdß of households. The maker asserts tj>at npng but the purest fruitß grown In Nelson a*e #so 4 m his manu- 1 factures, and we are content to accept that assurance. Certainly tha jarnw j possess a richness aim' fr«B7iirtiHtruT~n'<tvo*r that bears that assertion out.— Dnnedln