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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2149, 15 June 1889, Page 2

Wanted ANTED to let four roomed house with half sore of land, rent low ' to good tenant.— H. M. Jonbs. 695 CLOCKS, CLOCKS, OLOOKB at orlgi nal wholesale price 7a 6i (see windows). Clooka from 5a 6d each.— H. M. Jonxs. PRKSI.NTB.— We are giving Presents to every purohaßer of 2s 6d and upwards m Drapery, Boots, Clothiog, l&c. — H. O. Sbgebs, Melford House. WANTED Known— The "Stron_Wear" Biot ia matchlees for durability and comfort,— W. H. Collier, -The Corner.'' 6 78 TTTTANTBD Known— After onoa wearW ing «• Strong- Wear" Boots ycu will di*oard all others.— W, H. Collibr, « The O.rner." « 79 ANTED Known.— .l'hat I have removed to more centraliy situated Premhe. next Mesir. W.Zmder and J. Parchaee, Ifa^t street.— J, -V. Hardley, Plumber, Gasfitter, and Tinsmith. 5J198 _47 ANTED Known. — Handsome ¥ v Preaentß to every Purohaaer to the value of 2a 6d and upwards of Drapery, Boots, Clothing, Ac.— H. O. B_orcw, Melford FJonee. MBS Kennedy and Miss Cameron, Dressmakers, Moore St. Teacbere of the Scientific Drosecotting and fitting. Lessons daily. Special arrangements for country pupils. Terms on application. 6 56 IjtOß genuine Ashuurton Tweed Suits . ready-made, or to measure, fit and quality guaranteed, and at prioes unequalled, go to R. Aloobji, Ashburton Olothing Mart, Saunders' Buildings. WANTED Known— Buy your Drapery Boota, Clothiog, &c, at Melford House. A substantial Present to every purchaser 2s 6d and upwards. — H. 0 SxctEßS, Melford House. GREAT purchase by Robert Aloorn from the Liquidator of tbe Ashburton Woollen Company, of Winter Tweeds, Blankets, Flannels, Rugs, Shirtings, and Ladles' Dress Tweeds. Sal. now on at the Ashburton Clothing Mart Saunders' Buildings. ANTED Known— That Miss E. Eihmonds, Pupil of Mb R. Wood. ' baying scoured a room at Ssunders ( Buildings, Is prepared to lak. Pupils for the violin ; will also watt on Pupils at their homes if required, — Miss E. Sim-MO-TDS, Creek Ro.d, AUentou, 6 65 READ THIS— New Fanoy Goods ; Art Needlework requisites ; Toys, Stationery, Tobacconist* goods; Madame Weigel's Patterns; Agent for Eclipse Dye.works j Registry Offioa for Servants ; Tea and Coffee at a minute's notioe.— Mes Adams, Saunders' Buildings, opposite Railway Station. i Pnblio Notices. LOST. TWO Bay MAREB, one clipped ; both with covers on. Finder will be rewarded. , 6*103 MAX FRIEDLANDER. Money. THE undersigned has various sums of money ;to loud. FROM £50 to £ICOO. Upon Freehold and other approved securities at current rates of Interest. JOHN G. RESTELL. 6f63 Commission Agent. Charles JlJraddell Licensed Landbroker and Valuator under «' Tha Land Transfer Act, 1885.* E3TATE, HOUSE. LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. OFFlCE— Burnett Stbeet, Next to •♦Mail" Office. 6f91 ~G7W. Taylob & Co General Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agonu, 20, Collins Street West, Melbourne, Are prepared to undertake Sales of Freehold Property, Household Furniture, Merchandise, etc. Liberal advances made on goods for unreserved sale. Monthly list of Property for sale, or to let, issued free Loans negotiated, Absentees represented insurances efE-ctad, oharges moderate settlements prompt. Land .ales con* d acted. CIRCULATING LIBRARJT, NOW OPEN, containing Works of History, Biography Travel, Adventure, Science and Fiction by Humorous and popular Authors. The Library contains a variety of Llteratnre from Grim's Fsnoy Tales, Jules Verne's, aud R. M, Bsilsntyne's Works for the young, to Joseph Cook's, Famous Lectures, Macsulay Essays and Works of Hume, Smith, de Qulnoey and others, Subscription— Monthly, Is 6i ; quarterly, 3s 6d ; half-yearly, 6j ; per annum, 10s 61. The payment of subscription and a half, entitles a Subscriber to take out Two Works at a time. All Subscriptions strictly Cash. H. M, JONES. wTSTcollier "THE COKNER," IS now Knowing a NEW and OHOIOE STOOK of GOODS m all Departments for tte Winter Reason, Dress Materials from 6|d Plaßbes and Fancy Trimmings 2s lid Sheetings, 2yds wide, from 8&d Blankets from Us 6d pair Bags and Austrian Blankets from 5s 6d Children's Ulsters Ladies' Jackets and Ulßters Children's Hoods, Hats, and Pelisses Gents' Scarves and Collars Men's Cardigans from 4i 61 White Kid Gloves 2s Cd Boys' t'uits— all sizes Men's Knits, Colonial Tweed, from 30a Tweed Trousers 7e 6d Saddle Tweed Baits, Overcoats and Macintoshes, lists and Caps, all shapes, r-birts, Sox, &c, &o. I.OLE AGENT FOR THE "STRONG-WEAR" BOOT. The Best Boot for the Country Ih_ Best Boot for the Town For comfort m walk'ng, durability of wear and economy m prioe tbe * • Strong Wear " Boot is tho fin< st BoDt mth Colony. Every Pair Bkakded. Try it once and you will never fvtar any oilier. The Soundest Value m Ash-Uiton. W. H.lluLklEß "THE IrtRNE R," 8*77