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

BAKEE BEOS., BUILDERS, UNDERTAKERS, &o. Oomer Wakanul Road and Oass street, (Next Oenibal Hotei.) Or at Baker and Brown's Ooaoh Faotory Hayelook street. (Next thb Ooubt Hottsb,) 290 T7IOB the Blood is the Life— Clark's world JC famed Blood Mixture, warranted to oleaiWthe blood from all impurities from whatever causes ariiidg. For scrofula, scurvy; . skin, ' and blood dieetseß, and scores of all kinds its effeota are marvel* ldus,' Thouainds of testimonialsi Sold m bottles 4s 6d and lls each by ohemista ; And patent medicine vendors everywhere Solo proprietors ;-' The Lincoln and Mitlland Connties Drag Co., Lincoln England HI HOTIOE OF OHANE. Dr. J. H.TOWNEND, /^ONSULTINGPhysioIan, 183 Colombo ! J Street. (opposite Bank of New Zea- : land),. Ohriitohutch (Hon Visiting Phy , alolan, OhrUtohnrch Hospital 10 years)/ ' Hoars of Consultation from 12 until ; 8 p.m., and from 7.30 until 9 p.m.,; Sundays exoepted. : N.B.— Oonßaltatlon by letter, ; 63t4j — ■ • -i i) Ol toOA PBR day to be made by| XfJL 3Utfc persons of either sex, m! heir owb localities, at work for as . New j business. All meet with wonderfol such t oese. Any one can do the work . Capital \ not required. We will start you . Outfit I worth £1 mailed free. The employment ! Is particularly adapted to the region Ini whlob this fublloatlon circulates. Boys' !■*. ■&** ** m ne ' rI ' r • n4aon '■■ men « I Fall particulars and inatradtlons mailed! free. Now is the time— don't delay, bqti write to tw at cnae. Address Bt{ns6i ! 4t(<l ) <Jo., Portland, Maine, United States. > ATLAB BGLLEB PLOUfi. ; ATLAS ROLLER FLOUR. SUPERFINE SILK DRESSED, WHITE IN COLOUR, S STRONG US QUALITY. TjlßOMi Prime Wheat, Ground by tha ij Most Improved and Modern Maohinery. - . / _ To all Bakers and Housewive? In New Zealand : ASK FOU AND HAVE One Trial of tbe Celebrated Atlas Rollerjill Flour, Sold by all respectable Merchants and Storekeepers throughout New Zealand, and at the Mills. EVAN3 & CO. LIMITED, 3t16 -' Timarn. EXCELSIOR COAOH FAOTORY. W. HIOKS, OOAOH BUILDER and WHEELWRIGHT, BURNETT St. (Next "Mail" Office, Ashbueton.) WTT HAVING taken over th »jLJL» above aep»rtment from H. PaclEt Begs to laform. the publle of Ashburton and surrounding dlstriots that he has oommenoed business m tha above line, and trusts by strlqt attention to same, combined with moderate charges, to merit a fair share of patronage. ' Every deiorlptlon of vehloles made to j order. Special attention will be devoted to repairs. Traps re-palnted, eto., on shortest notice. Note the address. BURNETT STREET, Itaix "Mai£" Omiob, 4 230 A.hburton, In reference to the »bove I thank my friends and tbe public for tbe liberal patronage they have bestowed upon me for the past two years, and trnst that a continuance of the same will be bestowed on Mr W. Hioks. W, fl. PAGET. IMPOErAKT BEDUCTION, INPBIOBSOF REID & GRAY'S Two and Ttee^orrow Ploughs. T>LEASE NOTE that from date hereof our Jt^ DOUBLE and TiJEBL-V PtJItSOW PLOUGHS wiU bo ONE POUND EESS that Oatalogtie Prices ; and obsorve that "bAILAGK 18 PAIDBY U3 To any ' Station on the Hnnurai-BtafiE or ■ ' mainline of railway sor FREIGHT IS PAID BY US To any main port of New, Zealand, as per Oatalogno. EEID AND GRAY were awarded FIBttT ORpßk Q? ,J£BBXTj AND tPEOIAL MENTION by the J«ro*a at the recent Melbonrne Exhibition; an! at that of 1880---81, REID AND GRA.Y not enly won the only Gold Medal for Donblo-furrow Ploughs awarded to New; Zealand, bat from amongst all the Ploughs m the Exhibition, from the leading English, American: land Colonial makers, their Plough so excited the admiration of the Jurors that it was singled out for spooial Oomtnendatory Reference ia their ifflcial report, aa follows: — "In Ploughs, ohere Is one exhibit to whicb we wish to drtw special attention, as being the bost, and that b the Double Furrow of BE ID AND GRAY, of Dunedin, flew Zealand. In finish and construction it is far superior to any other."— See' Jurors' Report, page 125. REID AND GRAY. Dnnedin, 18th March, 1889 REID AND GRAY ARE THE LARGEST MAKERS OF Iron Fencing Standards Which they cnt and punch to any size and KUaga from tbe Best Quality Standard Iron. No inferior iron kepi. Nett weight deUv&ted j as charged* Get Qaotations from Dunedin or any oi onr £nuigh«s<