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Wanted. WANTED to Sell, cheap-Three horsepower Ohaffcufcter; everything complflte j nearly new {Andrews and Beaven) Apply A. Q. Cameron, Dromore. 3 81 ARMY B*rracks, To-morrow—Colonel and Mrs Kstill, Majors Lipsett and Gallant leading. Come and hear Zealandia's leaders 3 77 "PRIMITIVE Methodiat Church Servioea JL conducted To-morrow as follow* :— Rev J. Nixon at 11, Rev Raine at 6 30, Ray Raine (Winchmore) at 3. 3 80 JA & S. KNIGHT are buyers of all , JL'J • kinds of Second-hand Goods. Adfining Mrs Kkiqht's BoarriinghouseBOARD and Reaidenoe.—Comfortable Board and Residence ia offered to Ladies or Gentleman, at very reasonable Dharge. For particulars apply Guardian Office. 2 39 OATES, LOWRY & CO.'S New Shops open on Saturday Night. 3 63 THE best and cheapest place to get your Pictures framed is ife J, Wright's, Tanored Street. He has the largest stock of Mouldings to pick from in Ashburton. 3 73 IpO.< SALE—Seven paid-up Shares in the . Industrial Building Society No. 2. Apply Mail Office OATES, LOWRY & CO, Zaalandia Cycle Depot, Burnett Street. Largest Cycle Works in the Dietrich. 3 64 WANTED-A Couple of good Sheep Dogs, for heading and driving.— Isaac Sargent. 3 59 W ANTED KNOWN-Removal of the old established firm of Mitchell & Turner, from old premises in Tancred Street to New Shop in Burnett Street. THRESH Qysteis, Shrimps, and all kinds of JJ Fresh Fish by express Tonight,—J H Jkwitt. Telephone 96. Opposite Mail Office. 3 42 ANTED KNOWN —That Friday^ March 9, is our last date for business in old shop. New Autumn and Winter Goods now opening in New Premises. —Mitchell & Turner. "TUST RECEIVED—The beet selection of t) Easter cards ever seen in Asbburton ; prices from Id to 4a each ; aleo new stock of B'rthday Cards, Condolence Cards, Photo Frames, Crinkled Paper, Indoor Games, Scotch Booklets, Cheap Books. Looal agenf, for Redfern's Rubber Stamps &t manufacturer*.' prices.—A. H. Williams, Tancred Street. (Jt AY, where are you going in such a I O hurry?' ' Why, to H. M. Jones' to ! buy » Cycle for my wife and daughter. He has a splendid line of Ladies" and Gentlemen's Bicycles just landed. Well built, up-to-date, strong, light, rigid, easy running, and equal to any £20 Machine in the market, and ouly £16.' ' I'll go and get one tod^ TXTANTBD KNOWN—"That our old preVV mises will be closed on and after Saturday, March 10. Castomers will find us in New Shop, Bun.et6 Street.—MiTCHßLl. & Turner WANTED Known—That J. Moison has received a large eupply of Summer Boots and Shoes, suitable for the Holidays* They are all of the beab brands and makers, and never equalled ia Ashburton. J.M. being the only practical and experienced Bootmaker in the town, thus givea him superiority and facility fco know besb what to geb. Therefore the public have no need to wonder whore to go for reliable Boots and Shoes. Discount for cash as usual. Repairs doio at once. Best Sole Leather used and workmanship, at The Hall, East Btreet, Ashburton* DANCING. MRS At ZEPLIN (of Chmtcbutoh), teacher of graceful Skirt Dancing, Plain and Fancy Dancing, of every description, ia Class or Private Lessons. If sufficient inducement offers, Mrs Zeplin will viaib Ashburton at »n early date. Dances arranged for Entertainments, Circulars and further particulars may be had from J. Weight, Music Seller, Tancred Sbreeb, Aebburtou. 3 75 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Fares and Train Arrangements for Sports ab Timaru, March 15, Excursion to Orari and Timaru, March 17 (Sports at Geraldioe.) ON March 14 and 15, Exoarsion Tickets at fares of 2d per mile Ist class, Id per mile 2nd class, minimum 4i and 2a respectively, mileage counted one way only, will be issued to Timaru ab Christchurch, Ovmaru, and intermediate stations, available for return till the 17th inst. On March 17 an excursion train for Orari and Timaru will be due from Aehburton ab 10.15 a.m, leaving Tinmu ab 5.30 pm, Temuka 5.56, Orari 6.17. Fares for thia train only—from Ashburton —To Orari 4* 6d and 2s 3d, to Timaru 7s and 3s 9d. The Timaru tieketa may be issued for Temuka or Timaru. 5 78 BY ORDER. TO HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. WE, the undersigned burgesses of Ashburton, agree to close our respective places of business durin? the whole of FRIDAY, March 16, 1900, and we request; you to substitute that day for the statutory weekly half-holiday. Friedlander Bros, Ltd, D Thomas, R S Bean, N.Z. Farmers' Co operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd, J Scaly and Co, per G 7), MJ Burgess, Shearman Bros,, R JGuy, H O Shrimpton, G Meddins, D Stock, Oatea, Lowry and Co, per WB, R J Henry, Hardley Bros., P O'Concor, J V de Beer, Hallenstein Bro?., per H F B, Nicholas and Pickford, John Orr and Co, Frank Curtis, A Orr, G J F Lublow, Ja», Patterson, Thos. H Undrill and Co, AH Williams, Robert McCallum, Joseph Wright, Jas. Mellor, H M Carson and Co, Norfchcote and Heflferd. G Jesson, W H Collins and Co, R Anderson, H P Madden, Fletcher Bros, F R Robilliard, Joshua Tucker, F and H Stael, H M Jones, Crafghead and Berryman, J Moison, per W H, James McDonald, W Fowke, Granb and Moore, John T Cooch. In compliance with the above requect I herewith ask the Burgesses to close their business premises on FRIDAY, the 16th of March next. HUGO FRUfIDfcANDER, *69 M*yor, ,