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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2134, 25 May 1889, Page 1

PHOTOGRA HERS, 218 High Street, Christchurch. J^EfNERAL PRESS AGENCY REPORTERS, Newspaper Correspondents and Advertising Agents, Russell Street, Melbourne, Undertake Special Reports of Public Metings, Newspaper Correspondence, and Nevspaper Advertising throughout the Australian Colonies and New Zealand. Communications to be addressed to Thb Manager. ... 'N'B.— Files of Provincial Newspapers are kep' for the convenience of the Agency's clie)ts._ S 1* rvfr. — ""■"-"-' GOVERNMENT LIFEINSURANCE w DEPARTMENT. LOANS ON MOBTGAGB. Maeii time to tim«. a limited portion of tbe 'funds is lent on first mortgage of freehold f MUrity, with option of repayment by fixed instalments, spread ovar la, 15, or 20 year* Half-yearly Payment for eaoh 4100, ' Period of Loan— £ c. d. , .i. (Twelve years v. ... 6 4 1 i,,, Fifteen years ... ...6 8 0 Twenty years, ... ... .413 8 Loans repayable by instalments whereby principal and interest are both liquidated within a given timo, and on terms of a most favourable oharaoter, present marked advan tagjfis to settlors and others. The borrower may, before tho expiry of : the full period, redeem tbo loan, with or ' without notice, on <terma whioh oan be aseertaihed at this ofllce, or at any of tho offices Of this Department, where also forms ot ap. flieation oan be obtained. For full vortloulars aa to loans, apply to , theHeadJuad Branoh Offices and Post Offioes. P. W. FRANKLAND. Aotuary and Principal Offloer". D. M. LUOKIE. GommissioQtr t ASHBURTON •■GUARDIAN.'' DUNEDIN W-*^** Buffo,a Strsat, Dnnedin, has been appointed onr Agent *n4 will bt able to arrange terms yl^h advertisers for oontraot advertisements. TEEES. TEEE9. I BEG to thank my Friends and the Publio for their generous support I during the last 14 years, and to intimate j that I have ready for this season's punting tho Largest and Beßt Stook of Trees onfll~klnds ever offered In this District, Including,— 80,00© APPLE TREES I. 6,000 OHERKY TREES 4,000 PEAR TREES 3.000 PLUM TREkH 3,000 PEACH TREES 600 APRICOT TREES 9,000 WALNUT TREES — ALBQ — Nectarines j Quinces, Filberts, Gooseberries, Currants,. &o, m great variety, and an innumerable 1 quantity of Forest •Treeß of all kindß suitable for Timber, Shelter, and Shade, as well as Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Hedge Plants, and Roses m endless variety. Everything worth planting, from the Scotch Heather to the giants of the Forest. To assist Customers m making their selection samples of more than 60 sorts of keeping Apples may be seen at the bhop of Msbses J. Scaly and Co., East street, where orders will be received, s O Catalogues forwarded to any address on application, i 1: ' THOS. SEALY, The Nurseries, Ashburton, 177 South End of Traffic Bridge. ZIAIANDIA BOOTS Tjhe Grandest Wearing Boots Manufactured m the Colony. r"pHEBE BOOTS are now being sent for I [ from Victoria, Queensland, and New South Wales, by customers who have had them previously m New Zealand. iSome time ago, a family who were returning to Yorkshire were fitted outwlth " Zealandia" Boots, by a large Storekeeper and they wrote to say that their " Zealandia" Boots caused a deal of discussion m tho Old Oountry," and they stoutly Siintained that no finer wearing boots old be made m England. Sinoe w ting, these Colonists have returned to New Zealand, and have informed us that their boy wore a pair of tho " DEPENDABLE" SCHOOL BOOTS while going Home • all the time at Home ; while returning ; and has since worn them at school for two months, and the Boots are perfeot yet Every other pair gave equal satisfaction 1 ' Thj^reis no greater economy t)ian m buying v Zealandia " Bp<p t and remember , th^t none are genuine unless branded on tile s6le ' ! The ealandia Uoot Store runs this Brand, and every pair i a guaranteed. Has also the largest assortment of Engsh Boots at all prices. We sell at tho lowoet Dunedin and Christchurch prioes, \ and we are never beaten. AU Goods marked m pJein figures; ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE ASHBUET""