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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXI, Issue 5528, 21 November 1901, Page 3

LECTURE. ODDFELLOWS' HALL. EEV. J. O. GREENHOUGH, M.A t will lecture on "OUR PURITAN FOREFATHERS," I ON MONDAY NEXT, Nov. 25th. Bia Worahip the M&yor will preside. A Truly Grbat Lecture. Ticket', lc, may be obtained fr«m Meeer A. Orr 8 H M Jonep, A T H Williams Grant and Moore, aod J Steel. Lecture at 8p m, 1113 i Tenders. WAKANUI ROAD BOARD mENDERS are Invited for Grubbing mi JL Burning about 300 chains (moreor iess of Tussocks on Roads. The first offer that is satisfactory will be accepted. Particulars from JOHN KILGOUR, 11 137 Clerk to the Board DAVID THOMAS ARCADE SATURDAY, 23rd November. SPECIAL ENTRY ME D THOMAS has received instructions from a Client, to sell on the above date— A large quantity of gcod Household Fur* aiture consisting of Cheats of Drawers, Dachesse Ohestß, Ovenrißntles, E*»y Chairs, D and S Iron Bedsteads, W Wire Mattresae*, Austrian Chairs, Oilcloth and Mtuble top Washatands, Whatnots, Suite Furniture, Tables, Pictures, Oilcloth?, Carpets, Fender and Irons, also 2 Sewing Machines and 1 Piano, also 1 Sprirg Cart and S.t Harness for same, and 1 double set Pony Hcrneae, and a, large quantity sundries. Also—One Magic Lantern, complete with Tripod and Sheet, 4 inch Condenser, 4 dozen Slides, 2 dczon of whloh are moveable—* really firsb class article. Sale at 1 o'clock Bh&rp II 110 R CURTIS, Auctioneer FRIkDLANDER BROS, LTD

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY NOT having sold Mr F A Oocks's Farm of 912 Acres ab MaySeld by Auction we shall now be prepared to deal privately. Full particulars on application to FRIEDLANDER SROS. Lid. WEST STREET AUCTION MART OUR USUAL HORSE FAIR WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY, 19th 1 ecember 1901, For^whiob/we^will be pleased to receive ; Entries. FRIEDLANDER BROS, Ltd, 11 108 J. R. BLAND, Auctioneer, i FUNERAL NOTICE mHE Friends of Mr and Mrs Joseph I JL Watsoa are respectfully informed that the funeral of their lato beloved daughter, Lilian Ida Emily, will move from their i residence, Sohcolhouae, Willowby, on FRIDAY. 220 d mat .at 1 o'clock p.m., for tha Aehburton Cemetery. TH UND BILL AGO., 11 131 Undertakers Public Notices 4.A.C. & A.C. SPORTST^

rpfIUR&DAY } DEOEUBKR sth, 1901. 440 Yards Flat, LadieB 1 Bracelet (given by the Ladies of Aehburton) 100 Yards Flab Handicap Half Mile Bicyole Handicap 2 Mile Bicycle Handicap, (for Trophy given by G A M Buokley, Eg) Entrios cloae with the Secretary on THURSDAY, November 28th, 1901 All Competitors for the Brao?leb must be nominated by a Ltdy. M J LYNSKEY, 11_136___- Hon. Sec THE ULSTER BOOT BBOP, Tancred Street, Opposite the Arcade. ON STOCK—Good Assortment of Best Makes of Ladies' and Gents' Boots, Shoe?, and Slippers, at Lowest Prices in Aehburton: AH Goods New and Up to Bite! No old Stock. Repairs and bespoke work executed oa the shortest notioe, and at Reasonable Rates. THOMAS YOUNG, 11 123 The Ulater Boot Shopi

6220 A cR E s (Aboufc)t FOR SALE "RAKAIA. MEAD."—N«rth Rakala Cloae to Railway; OUBUIVIDBD intTgi Paddocks, well watered and fencedi All la English Grasses txoept 300 Acres for Turnips. AH necessary buildings, and of a subsban* tlal nature, including woolsbed, &o. PRICE—£4 Per Aore oa Terms, or £5 Kb per uore for Cash* Immediate Possession. Title—L«nd Transfer. For further partioulare, and permit to inspect, apply B. N. BEALEY, 11 123 Hekldon, Hororftta. BAKER BROS. Oomplete ITurnlsliinf* 1. UMDEBTAKEBIS, HE ! HE ! HE ! HA I HA I HA ! HO ! HO I HO ! "OEETTY LOUD SMILE YOU SAY? Yes I Bat I Bought a Pair of Boota $6 D. STOCK'S BLUE BOOT STORE To day, and I am just thinking of the money I Saved* THAT'S THE PLACE gMA^L & QUICK RETURNS. Hustle along and get your next pair of Boots there. They're at the TOP NOTOH FOR VALUE.