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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXI, Issue 5896, 23 February 1903, Page 3

1 PUBLIC NOTICES. . Trinity College, London. ' MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE EXAMINATION, JUNE 13, 1903. ENTRIES cloaa on SATURDAY, Feb. 28th. HORACE A. GATES, 2 200 L.S.L.C.L. FOR SALE.-240 Acres, 9-Roowed House near Point; moat of purchase money can remain on easy terms. 183 Acres, with House, Gapes Valley, near School; only email deposit requirei 180 Acres, near Sutherlands, with plenty of water; to be sold cheap. Apply D. MAHONEY, 2 206 Timaru. WANTED. . mWO Good Stooking Hands; also a IJL ' ' ■ ■ | Boy. Apply to " The Manager," 2 203 Lowoliffe. TO-MORROW, —And Following 1 Days.— riIHE Sale of General Drapery, Tweeds, JL Dress Materials, etc., on account of the "D.D.0." will now be Sold Privately at Auction Prices. Special attention is given to the Tailoring Department. A first-class Cutter on the premises. High class Tailoring. Suits to measure 50s. 2 201 BINDER TRIAL. A PUBLIC TRIAL OF THE "NEW CENTURY 11 Reaper and Binder, WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, 25th Fell), 1903, at 2 p.m, IN Mr 0, Digby's Paddock, Fronting the road to Digby's Biidge, Near Chinese Gardens, (old site). ». THOMAS, ASHBURTON, 2 196 LOCAL AGENT. John Grigg Memorial Fund. TO avoid <"anvassing as much as possible, I would respectfully ask intending Subscribers to the above Fund to leave their names either at my office or at the office of the Secretary, J. U. Christian, Burnett Street. The intention is to make this MEMORIAL WORTHY OF THE MAN Therefore, I sincerely trust that every Landowner and Business Man m the County will promptly and liberally respond. D. THOMAS 1 253 Hon. Treasurer. Coronation & Fallen Troopers' Memorial. TTgERSONS desirious of subscribing to the Jl above are asked to do so without delay, m order that the erection of the Memorial may be proceeded with. Subscriptions may be paid to the Mayor Messrs D. Thomas, C. W. Purnell, C r Doherty, or to F. Makeig, who are authorised to collect Subscriptions. W. H. COLLINS, 255 Chairman. "TkTO time or space to burden you with 131 nonsense or vague quotations, but simply give you a hearty invitation to call and see the goods and test the sterling value m general Drapery, Clothing; Boot?, etc., at H. C. Barrett's, " The Hall," East Street. Note. — A straight out Cash Discount at the rate of one shilling m the pound off all purchases from 9d worth. _____ . q MUSIC. Miss Carson, nnEACHER of PIANOFORTE. William Street, near the Wakanui Road. Term commences first lesson. 1 4 MISS RICHARDSON, TEACHER OF PIANO, RESUMES Teaching, February 2nd, 1903. Dance Music provided. Orders kindly left with Mr H. A. Gates, Burnett Street Ashburton. 1 19* j TTOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING, PIANOFORTE. Mrs Johnston, i Hayelock Street, Resumes teaching Monday, 2nd February. MUSIC. Singing, Pianoforte, & Harmony. TV/TR J. GILLIES has resumed teaching. Each pupil's term dates from first lesson. Music Rooms — " The Triangle," near Post Office. House Address — Cameron Street. Special Railway fares arranged for country pupils. IF low prices attract you, if a large variety pleaseß you, if an assurance of reliability appeals to you, then your own self instinct compels your attendance at Mitchell & Turner's Summer Sale, commencing on Friday. CRISP News for to-day. Mitchell and Turner's Great Summer Sale Friday, 10 o'clock. Closed all day Thursday. Look out for a circular. Tick off what you want. Come early. Satisfaction and bi«- savings the result. WE W'ANT'youT CUSTOM, we~waSt you to give us a trial, so that we can prove to you how well we can serve you, please you, and thus keep your custom at our Up-to-date Drapery Warehouse.— Mitchell and Turner. LINOLEUMS anTbILOLOTHS~a"r7oIe _ of our strong points, and now is the time to get your Dining room fixed up, so that you will be straight before your Xmas visitors come.—Mitchell, and Turner.