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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2302, 14 December 1889, Page 1

REPORTERS, Newspaper Correspondent aad AdTertising Agents, ■ RUSSELL STRSST, Undertake . Special _^P°™ ndc ° nee , »n« Comnwmications to be aaaresscu "SSSrte of, Provincial Newspap«y At for the convenience of the Ag en^, cUents. _ -- SUITS TOJ4EASUFE THE Largest Stock of Tweeds e^et »hown In Aihbution to choose from WALItYANDJSITGVARANTEEI Oome and see the ptlcei. ASHLURTON CtOTH. ING MART BAUNDERS' BUILDINGS B. ALCOB^ S B S ■ V M OUR, BURGEON DENTIST, «15.Oolombn Street (new Boildinp neai comer of Glouoeater Street.) BVTABLICHXD ••« ••• *- 186S BOALB OFOHABGBS : Extraction, 2s 6d per tooth ; Fillings, 6s per tooth. A rednotion made where a number roquirc attending to. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. The chargeß for Artificial Teeth are road« with » View to Btriot economy, regulated by rooh oircnmitanceß ai oasea present, 01 ■nob. materialß an patients prefer. Particulars riven on application. Consultation free. Nitrous Oxido (Laughing Gas) Administered when required. Attendance, 9 a,no, to 6 p.m. 215, COLOMBO STBBIt, OHBIffIOHUWm. T EVIATHAN RAILWAY TEtlx-Jfiß-|j AISOE HOTEL (Opposite the Bailway Station), DUNEDIN. MBS SILK, PROPBIETBESS. Read the following taken from a newspaper:— "During the holidays, a friend who spent the Christmas m Dnnedin says : 1 The nite for the approaching New Zealand Exhibition was the chief subject of conversation. Having heard muoh of tha Leviathan, he stayed there, and was greatly inrpriied to find the oity poßscs»od tuoh a very excellent Temperance Hotel, containing as it does 110 room*, all well and comfortably furnished, and scrupulously clean. In addition to this, be assures us that the board, he is quite confident, is not surpassed at any house (bo matter of what kind) m the Colony ■ad questions very mnoh if it is equalled *-»■" m TO TRAVEL THE ASHBURTON AND RAEAIA ISTRIOTS. fpHE THOROUGH-BR ED HORBB TEKOA. t h h He Is a dapple brown, stands 16 hands high, low let, strong bnilt; well adapted to get Wtieht carrying hacks, and harness h irses. Tekoa is the Biro ef Secretary, Glei coo, and fjribbftge, and many first -cltss hunters. Tekoa is by Sedgmero, imperted cc stud book) out of Tossock. Bedgmere, by Daniel CKfioike 1 dam by Bleight of Band— Hampton (brown) mare. Tussock by Biddleaworth, in.ported, (see stud book) out of Polly. Polly by Sir Hercules, (see stnd book), dam imported. Terms (season) 1 £2 each mare, guarantee £8 1 £1 payable 81st Dec., 1889, and £2 If mare protein foal at spring of 1890. Any other ttrsM as per agreement. Grooirage : 6s, payable at first servioe, Any mares guaranteed to Tekoa must be frodneed m Beptember. 1890, or owners will be held responsible for the horse's fees. lor further particulars apply to JOHH KOBRI6H. Storekeeper, Bakaia, or •48 A. YATBB. Prorletors. ABBOLOTE PIIOTSH MAIM FIRI MANUFACTURBBS O? VULCAN PAINT AND SOTERIA. Abs It protection against extension of fire Color cards and test shingles with instruction and proofs M ou materials frntished, OLS MANUFACTURERS of a LIN or PATENtED Americas THE COMPLETE Wire Stretcher, Packed weight per dozen, aolbs j %iu>, I cubi foot) tc.b. carsN.Y., per dozen, 1a. 25. Circulars Frees* B A J I'M A N, MAHUPAOTURER, aMOAK P.A. U.B THE •^-Philadelphia Novelty— MANUFACTURING 00., ill, 1414, 1456 CaUowhill St., PhiUdelph Pa* U.S.A. (incorporated), Kck York Offlce^ No." 32 Howard Stre New York City,