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

\ |_| AVISG dUp.jEi--, of tho A»h-n.ton JEX branoh of <ur bu»in-33 to L. F. ANDREWBS&OO. wenqaeafc that ALL AOOOUNTS owlni? to .noludlng those In T. F. F»rleyV „■■■ paid to MrL F. ANDRBWF. <. >. or. . „ 24:h mat. ii. ./. W OD & CO., St-• ■»-*, ' if ■» Ohrl«-obn-o*i. pUTLEBS j-.'-A tILY TJOTEL ASHBURTON. Bett accommodation for Travellers and Families. , Stabling an. Paddocking free Loose Boxes very reasonable. One of Aicook'_ best Billiard Tables on the Premises, and m order to meet the rimes we have decided to RIfiDUOE IHE PaiOE OF MEALS TO 1.. Board and Lodging aa usual. 10563 TO TRAVSL THIS SEASON, IN THE OAIRNBBAE AND LAUBISTON DISTRICTS, THE OLVDESDALE ENTIRE, Diplomacy. Bred by John Grlgg, Esq., of Longbeach. Diplomacy's sire ls Lord Beaconefield, dam Pleaaant by Prinoe Oharlle. Terms : £3 season, guarantee, &. 10s ; grooimge fee, 5a ; payable first service. To bona fide owners of 5 marer, » liberal allowance given * if 6 mares 1 allowed 1 free. Mares ohanging hands to be paid for as season mares. As the nnmber of mares for this horse Is limited, owners wishing his services should make early applloatlon. . Good Paddooklng for mares at I's 6d per week, all oare taken but no resconsl* blllty, For further particulars apply Groom In oharge, or DENIS MoKENDRYi 9§133 Proprietor, Cairnbrae, ' "' . TO TRAVEL THE ASHBURTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. m H B CARRIAGE HORSE Hercules. HERCULES ia a beautiful dark chestnut, 4 yo_rs old, standing 16 hands lin high, with immeoie bone and substance, and poeaouaea a oapital temper. At the Aaaburton Show, as a two year old, Heracles took first prize, also a special prize sb the beßt horse likely to produce weight* ! carryinghacka and hunters. HERCULES' Bire, Digby Grand, dam Picnic ; Picnic by The Uhief , dam Maude , Tbe Ohief by Towton, dam Qaeen of the South ; Maude by Prickwillow, dam a Blood Royal mare. Terms: Season, £2 2s; payable Ist January 1890 j guarantee, £3 Ba. Groomage fee, 6s„ payable tint .ervioe. For further particulars apply to CHRIS. HARROLD, On J J. DAWSON. 9f170 Waterton.

BIT OF SCANDAL, A LADIES' MAN heard tho following conversation between two young and good looking ladios m tho train yesterday : -Birsc Ludy : « That's a snd affair about Mrs eloping with ber husband's coachman. Wnat could bave been the re*son V Seoond Lady : ''Don't you know ? It's the talk of the town. Her hubby refused lo purchase her seme of the choice new Drapery and Dreßsos at W.H. COLLIER'S. The Corner, and the coachman offered to supply hor wants. A reason weighty, etrong, and effectual." SPRING FASHIONS S. W. ALCORN & CO. ARE NOW SHOWING NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, THE MOST EASBIONABLE MILLINERY, THE Nicest RIBBONS, FLO WERB, etc, Tho Newest Shades and Styles In DREBS GOODB, PRINTS and ZEPHYRS. SUNSHADES, GLOVES, eta, m Ashbnrton ARE NOW OPENED UP AT S. W. ALLGOEN ■&■ CO.'S MITCHELL & TURNER HAVE just unpacked a Speolal Oon- /~\UR STOOK of slgnment of \J SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING GOODS, H_ s just received large additions of purobaaed at considerably under usual Aehburton and other Ohoioe SADDLE Wholesale Prloeß for OASH. TWEEDS. &o. Ac. These Goods aonslst of .■*•■■ EMBROIDERED ROBES, DRESB IN SUITS TO MEASURE PIEOBB DUST OLOAKS. w . „ «'', DOLMANS, JAOKETS, We m,ke B P eol - 1 effortß to give oar &o , Oasvomers a good and RELIABLE And* tbey will be sold at a slight ARTICLE, and oan Guarantee . « fed *?£°? on _ 0oBt ;, , them » PERFECT FIT. A line of Good Prints from 2$ d per yard • \tj_ > immmmw KAIAPOI HOUSE TANORED STBEET. W, GREGG AND COMPANY. PUKE BLENDED TEA.& NEW* SEASON, 1888-9, band ib FACKMS, 2ib FAUOY CANISTERS and 6_,b and Ilb TINP TRY THESE BLSNDS. ~TKY THESE BLENDS ©ft UGLE )) f«mßr 'J(ICL 0E j] \Per Ih. JJ \^ P er **> JJ \\, pei lb. JJ OftE TRIAL WILL ESTA_*JLi»£i TUHIEt OONBTAfIr USE' T be obtained from JOHN ORR & CO. E AST STREET _ ABHBUHTQK