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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2264, 26 October 1889, Page 3

ww^ M HMMaM____________---« NOTIOE. ALL Persons having ehlms apalcat the Estate of the late Geo. T. Pbbmain, will oblige by forwarding particulars of tame at once to GEO. JAMESON, ' 10X205 Ashburton. LOYAL TINWALD LODGBJ. L0.0.F.M.U. j THE Anniversary of the above Lodge will be celebrated by a Ball to be held at the Templar Ba"l, Tinwald, on Sho w Night, NOVEMBER Ist. Tickets, 4s ; Ladles free. Ref reshroeots provided. Danolng commences at 8.30 p.m. 10 208 MR F. G. THOMAS, CIURGEON-DENTIST will VISIT ASHBUBTON ON I TUESDAY, OOTOi-tfR 29th, 1889, And may be consulted ai the Oommercial I Hotel until 4 pm. 10 209 j -SHOW NIGHT--Ist NOVEMBER. | TWA HODRTaT ME. \ LOOK out for tha famous Soottlih Vocalist and Humorist, Mb A. j PubVXS, aod the oelebrated Vio i Ist aod Vocalist, Mr Alex. Beath, Ute leader of the South Yarra Oroher.tra, Melboorne, wbo will give their grand ent.rtalnm- nt m the Orange Hall. Aahburton, to be followed by a Ball. Further particulars In future advertlst ment. 10 207 HAVING purchased the Book Debts of the "Aehburton Bread OompaDy," I leanest that all accounts owicg to the said Company miy be paid to me on or before the 7th November next ; and all acoounts J not p»id or otherwise arranged by that I date will be sued for without lurther notioe. .>. Those wishing to do so, can, up till the 7th November, pay tbe amountß due by them to Mb Chas Gbubb, East street, Ashburton, whose receipt ehall be a sufficient discharge for same. CHARLES BRADDELL, Burnett Street. Ashburton, 24th October, 1889. 10*193

I NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Bxootbsion Pabbs and Team Alteraiio^s for agbicoltoral show and Tbotiing Racks at Tjmabo. OCT tbe 30th October, tbe principal day of tbe Timaro Agricultural Show, Exourslon tlokets to Tlmarn will be Issued at Ashbnrton at 6s 6d firtt olaas 4s 6d seoond ; for. the first train to ?lm»ra, whioh will be altered, and will be doe from Asbburton at 10.15 a m., Tluwald 10 28, Wlnslow 10.32, Hinds 10.46, Rangltata 11.15, stopping atflig stations If required, arriving at Tlmarq at 12. 25 pm. This train will not take Goo£s T-»fß° for, or from Intermediate Stations, Tbp Tloketa will ONLY be available for return from Tlmarn at 5.35 p m same day, by the train named hereunder - not by the Express train. The train doe tn leave Timaru for Orari at 3.5 p.m., will, on the 30tb, start at 5.35 p.m., and will run to Aahburton, arriving there at 8.20 p.m., ft ipping where required to set down pasaengeie. It will convey excursionists returning to Ashbnrton, and passengers returning from Timaro for any Station between Timaro and A *>burton. a . Be'urn Tlokets to Timaru, -„?ii_ti„*" #„. ""turn till Ist November, available for v. _„i„„_i, r.0«..«™ _ n .i wUI be issued at Ohns^> roh »5 aBI J*J ' a " [* intermediate Stations, from »_,_* the 31st Ootober. 10*184 BY ORDER. v CAUTION. LOOK OUT FOH FRAUDS. Owing to the success of Dr. Soule's American Hop Bitters m curing all diseases of the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Blood, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, and Female Complaints, so that it has become a standard household remedy all over the world, and the immense demand for the original and genuine article, certain persons are offering for sale various cheap and spuriouspreparations under the name of " B!op Bitters '" which do not contain the medicinal properties found only m Dr. Soule's American Hop Bitters. Take none ofthe oheap bogus stuff simply because it is called "Hop Bitters." j TRUTHS. I>r. Soule's American Hop nillcr* nre Iho Purest and Bent Rider* vvv.r ninile. They arc compounded from Hop*), .luclui.lHniidrnkc, nnd Dnndvliou— the oldest, best, and most valuable medicines iv tbo world, and contain all the ■ be<t and most curative properties of all other Uittera, I _eing tbe greatest Blood PuriAcr, r.ircr llc^iiIn tor, and Life and Health ltestoring Agent on earth, i | No disease or ill health can possibly long exist where ' L theso Bitter 3 are used, so varied nnd perfect are their [ operations. They give new life and rigor to the aged and In- , Ann. To all whose employments cause irregularity . ofthe bowels or urinary organs, or who require nil . appetizer, tonic, or mild stimulant, these Bitters nre invaluable, being highly curative, tonic and stiinulntJ ing, without intoxicntiug. .; REMEMBER. » £500 (Five hundred pounds) will be paid ■ for an^ case that Dr. Soule's American Hop c Bitters will no.t ,cure or help. rj " '"' ' " i See thatt .each .bottle bearp genuine I I label biwich of '.green hope on wjute .•■■ paper with black letters. -**' i ' JTfOBO otbf» |couJj.r. Ve-H- »p oibrr,