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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2136, 28 May 1889, Page 1

I PHO TO GBA HERS, 1 218 .High Street, Chrlßtchurch. G" ENERAL PRESS AGENCY — rj REPORTERS, Newspaper Correspondents and Advertising Agents, ! Russell Street, Melbourne, ■f Undertake Special Reports Of Poblic j Meetings, Newspaper Correspondence, and 'Newspaper Advertising throughout the I Australian Colonies and New Zealand. I Communications to be addressed to Thi [Manager. N.B.— Files of Provincial Newspapers are ketttfor the convenience of the Agency's [clients. 5 7* /GOVERNMENT U?EINBURANCE 7* DEPARTMENT. LOANS OM MORTGAGE. ' .Tnvktimtio t)ra« a limitffl portion of th» 'Wndß I« lent on first moi^aga of freehoia !«eoil*y, with option ol 'repayment by flxofl rlUptaJUnents, spread over 12,15, or 9O.yeara\ Half-yearly Paymfin* .._ .. .. i, lor/eaoh £lw. PtriodoflJoan— * b. d. 2HoelM years „, ...8 4 7 • TifUfnjeaxß j* ... 6 8 0 Twenty years ... ... *18 8 ' £6*ri» repayable by initalments whereby { prffloipal and intereßt are both Uqt&ULtect !w4thiflkfflv«n time, and on terms ol a moat teTonrftble oharaoter t present marked a4yanlages to Mttlera and others. •"- The borrdwer may, before the expiry of tha 'full period, redeem the loan, with or Without nottafl* on terms which can be*s- , ••rtalnedattnisoffloe.or atany of thepfDoes Of this Department, wherd Wbo forms of apfUcation can be obtained. ' : . «w fnllrpartlonlawas tor loans, apply to . r l&H^»a4 BranohOffloeaandPo^Offlpes .. • AotttaryanaPrlnoipalOfllotr, > D. M. IiUOKIB. k AiRBURTON .« GUARPIAN.I DUNHDIK AGBNOY. MR R. T. WfIBELER, BUflOrd fltt^t.DniiwShi, hi* b«en appoint*! owl J^«nt >f will b« ablt to amngtUwii wUh »dTfftliarf (ot oootraot adrtrtlefOMOtfi .• . i i j i TEEES. TEEES. j T BEG to thank my Friends and the; J. vJPubllo {or their generous Bopport. !)3niing > t£elaat 14 "yeais, and. to intimate] ,lh^t I have ready lor Hub - -mmobV Slanting .the Largest and Best Stook of: . 'reea of all kinds ever ofiered m thie Dittriot, inolndlng,— 80,009 APPLE TREES 6,000 OEERKY TREES 4,000 PEAR TREES 3,000 PLUM TRHCiH : 3,000 PEAOH TREES 600 APRIOOT TREEB > 9,000 WALNUT TREES ! — Alßo— '• Neotarineßj Qalnoes, Filberts, Goose- . berrieß, Onrrants, &c, m great variety, j and an innnmer«ble quantity of Fbreot; Trees of all kinds suitable for Timber,' Shelter, and Shade, as well asOrnamental Tree»| ohrnba, Hedge Plants, and Roses m endless variety. Everything worth planting, from the Scotch Heather to the giants ofthe Foreßt. To aieift Cnatomeri m making their selection samples of more than 60 sorts of Jcsepihg Apples may be seen at the t>hop iof Messrs J, Scaly and Co., East Btwe^, where orders will be received. Catalogues forwarded to any address on application, ** '■■» ' THOS. SEALY, The Nurseries, Ashburton, IV? South End of Traffic Bridge. The Grandest Wearing Boots Manufactured m the Colony. mHKSE BOOTS are now being sent for '■X. •■ from Yiotoiia, Queensland, and New! South Wales, by customer* who have had them previously m New Zealand. Borne' itme ago, a family who were re-, taming to Yorkshire were fitted on twith v Zealandia" Boots, by a large Btorekeapsr and they wrote to say that their "zealan'dia 1 ' Boots oattseda deal of disousßion m the Old. Country," and they atoutly maintained that no finer wearing boots oould be made m England. Since w ting, these Colonists have returned to New Zealand, and have informed us that their boy' wore apair of the "DEPENDABLE" BOEtOOL BOOTS while going Home ; all the time at Home ; while returning ; and had' sinee 1 Worn them at sohoql for two months,' ' and the -Boots are perfect yet Every other pair gave equal saMef action thaii in< bu^in^ "Zealandia ? J are genuine unless branded on the sole The ealandia %oot Store cuns this Brand, and every pair h guaranteed . Has also the largest assortment of Eng* sh Boots at all prices. We sell at the loweit Dunedin and Ohrifitohuroh prices,! and we are never beaten. All Goods marked m plein figures; ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE