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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2248, 9 October 1889, Page 3

Public Notices. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF STUD HORSES. HORSE CARD 3 pintod tt "Mail" and "Guardian " Ofßoe with Noiiino^a and Despatch, and at Moderate TO THE LADIRS. : QRAND~~DISPLAY I OP ; HEW SPRING GOODS ANDREW ORR : JHST OPENED A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS. Zephyr Embroidered Robes, New Prlntf. New Mantles, New Jaokets, New Prr B < Materials In all the Lateit • a '•'&, New Millinery, R'bbnnt., TJloveß and Feathers. NEW GOODS~IN EVERY BEPAETMENT. andee^ .qrr;; £1322 WORTH OF ZEALANDIA BOOTS. "~ BANKR UPT STOCK BBING NOW SOLD A LITTLE OVER HALF PRIOB. BOOTS SOLED AND REPAIRED. SUITS MADE~TO ORDER; UARANTEE FIT FROM £2 17a 6d« ANDREW QTtR Glover Seeds. Clow Seeds' CLOVEB SEEDS. V\7E a™ now landing from London V V and Ntw York our firat shipment for the coming season of .NEW SEEDS consisting of CLOVERS, TURNIPS. MANGOLDS. OABROTB, R&PS, GARDEN .« AND FLOWER SEEDS, Theso seeds are from tha most reliable Houbob m London and Naw Yobk and ; therefore osn be confidently recommended as fresh and reliable, we have also PERENNIAL, RYE GUASS and COCKSFOOT for sale m large or email quantities. Latest novelties m Garden ■. and Flower Seeds from that ivell knos/n London Firm, Jaubs Cabibb and Co, and g at den. requisite? of every dosoription, Samples and quotations forwarded os applioation J. SEALY & CO. B*6o ' r— . — . i Mow Landing FRESH SUPPLIE3 OF NEWCASTLE CO At WESTPORT COAL ■ OOALIITHIiATH COAL Ex " Rudolph Josephy,"--B*rb Wlro, Wlte Net'Jng Ex " Rookwoo-V— Bahio Deals, Ash, Portland Cement Roofing Iron Ex ''Gold lng Star,"— Dray Sbafta, Dray Frames, V D.L., Palings end Timber all s'zbs We are prepared to supply every requisite for Balldlng purposes at Loweat Current Rates. Raw »nd Boiled Oi>, Raddle, Lampbhok. Paints, Oils, Varnfahos, and Window Glasi alwajn In stook. W.H.COLLINS&CO IRON, TIMBER, Coal Merchants, "When The Times is Hard,", I.'sadoad, tough ber.h, and the world gooa wrontf, Wkea yon can't get Wjrk, and there ain't muoh cash, An| you loaf roonrt the CORNERS tre wholo day long, And have to rnat'.o for room and hash ; Yer clothes wear out, and I tell you pardi It'a pretty roush— aa' the times Is hard. You meet your friends an' they somehow turn Their heada an' g»zj at the signs up high On tho big brick blocks, with a nnoonoern When they see you oomla' and pass yen by. It means, you're a little shabby, pardi, i An' they half suspeot that the times is hard 1 Bnt you don't g!?e op, an' yoa don't give down, And yout upper lip, keep her tight, by Joe, You'll see 'era all when the tide oomei round' — WhsQ they bew and smile aud love wo* bo ! Look 'em Bqnare In the faoo and ask em. p«d, ' If they recolloct whon tb'e times were hard. Suitable tojiie Times. —JUST OPENED— ONE of the Gholoeat and CbeapQßt Stocks of SPKING DRAPERY. PRINTS, LACES, ME^'S CLOTHING; &0., tollable to tho Timeo, now on SALE at W. H. Collier's, "THE OOUNEfI." -NOTU Tflß ADPRBSS^