Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXI, Issue 6202, 24 February 1904, Page 4

sdsfsfsf

BUSINESS NOTICES. SALE NOTICE* LAST FOURTEEN DAYS Stocktaking Sale at JOHN MOFFAT'S, Tremendous ■Reductions for Cash. Must be Cleared before the end of this MONTH. Crockeryware, Glassware, Ornaments, Pinner Sets, Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers, Toilet Sets, Brushware, Tinware, and Hardware JOHN MOFFAT, General Merchant, East Street. Sfarm hands Ifour pounds to JFIVE POUNDS will buy a S Hand-made Suit. H Comparison of Quality with Quality, k Price with Price, will prove the supre- | macy of our Suits. I MCDONALD & CO., 1 TAILOES. j Burnett Street. Norwich & London Accident Insurance Association. Established 1856. ME WALTER PICKLES, West Street, ■ ha3 been appointed Agent for the Ashburton District. All Classes of Accident Business under taken at Lowest Current Eates. RONALD O. DUNCAN, District Manager for Canterbury. No 7, Cathedral Snuare, Christchurch. 2 112 MRS JAMES, FRUITERER. PLUSSS FOR JAM. Children's Bonnets and Hats made to ordei*. Burnett Street, opposite Mail Office ■\ LANE'S EfIULSIQN I h Feeds and strengthens S weakly children. v % 2/6 and 4/6. All chemists. Z If You are a Fanner You run risks Every Day ! EVERY Farmer and Grazier who has to do vvith live stock, and agricultural implements runs risks of accidents. " Kicked by a horse," " Thrown from a horse," falls from buggies and waggons and carts, crossing streams aud creeks in time of flood and being drowned, all come within the measure of possibilities of 1901. The prudent Farmer seeks protection. The new three-in-one Policy covering sickness, accident and death ! Issued by the Australian Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society is the surest and safest way of providing ngainst the risks of life. It; is a policy worth holding. It gives the maximum of protection at the minimum of cost. Protection iu 3ickness. protection in accident, protection in case of death—it spells money—when money is moat wanted. If you would like to know more about this policy, write to or call upon our local agent, Mb D. Thomas, Ashburton, or to C- J. OWEN, District Secretary, Christchurch W. J. TIMS, Travelling Agent, Ashburton. GIVING UP BUSINESS WANTED KNOWN—That J. MOISON is Giving up Business, and having ONLY EIGHT WEEKS To Clear his Choice Stock of £1500 Worth of Boots and Shoes, Is compelled to sell at a Great Sacrifice, and offers the Public a big opportunity. Call Karly, and Secure what you require at J. MOISON'S SHOP. East Street, Next Courthouse* Henry Garner, WISHES to notify all his Clients and others that ho will attend at his premises (behind Mr Milsom's, West Street) on TUESDAYS as well as Saturdays, until further notice. A Post Card will still bring him to your door at his earliest opportnnity TTOICE PEODUCTION, SINGING PIANOFORTE. Mrs Johnston, llaveiaick Street, i ' i Llewellyn Owen, A. MUS., M.I.C. Pianoforte, Singing & Composition AECADE CHAMBERS. Students prepared for any practical or theoretical examination of the English Colloges. Lessens will he'resucned on January 18th 1904. (a card.) 0. 11. BUCHASAff, Solicitor. OFFICES— Burnett Street (in corridor to Thomas's Auction liooras), Ashburton. [a card.] HAVING opened an office in Christchurch, I have appointed C. J, STYCHE, of Burnett Street, Ashburton, my Representative, who is authorised to receive all instructions. I will be in attendance in Ashburton, on the FRIDAY of each week, or if required, as w%y be arranged. Money to Lend on freehold security in sums to suit Borrower?, at 4-J per cent. G, MARRIOTT~WATSON, Burnett Street, Ashburton, and at Cathedral Square, Cbrislcaurch. i