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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2280, 14 November 1889, Page 2

Wanted Known. Oash Advertisements under thia head ing. not exceeding 16 words, ONE Shilling* Addresses may beleftat this Office. ________ WANTED Known— lf you want '• buy a oheap parcel of Drapery, Boots, Clothing, eto, go to Melford Honce. A beantifnl assortment of Spring goode just openei. — H, 0. Seqbbs, Melford House. i \\ /ANTED Known.—" Strong-wear YV Boots for Ladies, Men end Children oan only ba obtained at W. H. Oclijbr'B. MBROIDERU-S—Fc." good Embrol* derisa marked oheap _. to Melford House. We have a largo aua -plea-id 880 tment to ohoose from —H. 0. Sbobbs. aMelford House. WANTED every mau m tne Oounty to have a Suit of the Ashbarton Tweeds.— Robbbt Aloorn, Ashburton Olothing Msrt, Saunders* Buildings. EOR genuine Aahburton Tweea Suit* readymade, or to measure, fit and quality guaranteed, and at prices on ecp^'ed, go to U. _u.ooß_f, Ashburton C-.thing Mert, Stounden' Balldinj*.. MILLINERY— If you want to ohooae from a large stock of trimmed and nntrimmed hata and bonnets go te Melford House. A lot of children* Galatea straws from 6d to 2s, very cheap*«*--H. 0. Skobbs, Melford House. "TITANTED KNOWN — My Bpecial W Make of Ladles' 4 claep Kid Gloves, "The Athburtonian," braided backs, 3s 6d per p.ir.— W; H. Collijjb. READ T a IS— Now Fanoy Goodß • Arc 1" telle work re quioitea; Toys, Stalonery, Tobacconist' « goods ; Madame Weigel's Patterns ; Agent for Eclipse Dye*works ; Registry Offioa for Sorvants ; Tea end Ooflfeo at a minute's notice. — Mrs Adams, Baundera* Buildings, opposit. Bailway Station. ANIED KNOWN— H. Dddmy the oldest established pipe-driver ln Aehburton will drive p'pes on tha most reasonable terms, and will repair email pumps with new leatheis anywhere Inside the Belt for 2s 6d ossb, end will steep obtmnoya, small ones from la Sd to 2* 6d and upward •, according to i'z., — P . Dudlby , Moore Street. 4 . WANTED Known that the undersigned (formerly dresenuker at Rangiora), has oommenoed business aa Dressmaker ln Ashburton. Ladies flavoring her with orders will find them carefully oarrled out and tbe work exeont ed n the latest itylo. A perfeot fit loaranteed. Charges moderate. Please goto tha address. Miss E. MuDonn-11, Oameron St, West, Aihburlon 9t3 WANTED, Everyone to Know—That J. MOISON bas now m stock a large and varied assortment of BOOTS i AND SHOES for tbe Sprlna and Summer Season, Gentlemen's, Lsdlf a', aud OhildrenV, both imported and Colonial ; a'so HIS OWN MAKE, whioh CANNOT ' BE SUEPASSED for Slyle, Fir, Q i.liiy, ; and Ne.tn^is, oomblned wi'h VERY . REASONABLE PRIOES. i All repalta txeouted promptly and with neatnecs. 10H32 ' X A #« ST. JOHN'S LOLOE, NO. 1858, B.C. THE regular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held m the Mtsonlo Hall, Tauored b reo 1 , on THURSDAY Eve _kg, November 14 h, et 7 30 pm. - — Timing -s reinr-u w>v-_'._ii p (nwiintL I 11+60 A. ORB. McCOEMICK BINDER. •"-EYi-HY WHERE, V_OTQRIGU_.— | THE WOELM YEBDICT JS THAT THE MCCORMICK: m—mmmmmmma—aammmammmamamamamam-M—mammam ' IS THE BEST. i 76,534 SOLD LAST BEASON. oSS "VTO Otlnr MACHINE oa Earth Icon shew \ ±S a record Hko tbii. - 25 First Prizes WON THIB BEASON. Including GOLD AND SILVER HELALB) Beating DEERIKG MASSEY HORNSBY HOWARD BRANTfORD AND BUOKEY-. The Farmer's Favorite STILL KEEPS THE LEAD Intending Parcha-era ■houl.ifgive thc : r | orders ot once a* Australia wantß ail the i 13000RMICK3 we can eond them. ! JOHN ORR & CO. AGENTS, j [ im.