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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXI, Issue 6203, 25 February 1904, Page 1

I Krrspvuss NOTCHES •> '<• | SALE. .SALE. SALE. NICHOLAS & PICKFORD \ BEING OVEBSTOCKEI) AKI) IN WANt OF KoOM— mm In order to reduce Stook and make room for goods arriving, we willhold A €caiiine Clearing Sale for %\ Days, j The Stook muct be reduced. No consideration of profit will b» allowed to interfere with this object. Discounts range from 10 to 20 per cent. "■'.-, All m want of smart Shoes or Boots for the coming holidays should make a point of visiting this Sale & securing some of the Bargains; Remember -The primary object of this Sale is to reduce stock. NICHOLAS &PICKFORD, EAST STREET ASHBURTON

[vN\\4. \ JKSCC MMJ*_CTiM». 'if WINTER COUGHS^BRONCHIA, INFLUENZA! Qsk for Banning ton's J WOOL. WOOL. I BEG to notify the Farmers of Ashburton and Surrounding Districts that I shall be represented both m Christclmrch and Timaru for the ensuing season. The Sales for Canterbury havd been] fixed as follows: — CHRISTCHURCH TIMARU February 25th, 1904 March Ist, 1904 All Wool for CHRISTCHURCH is to^be} consigned to H. Matson & Co/s Siding Addington, on account D. Thomas. Wool for TIMAEU is to be consigned to N<Z. Loan & Meecantile's Siding, Timaru, on account D. Thomas Every lot will have my personal supervision and I can guarantee the best results. If you want to soil your Wool privately let me know and I will send a buyer

ALL SHEARING REQUISITES KEPT IN STOCK. SEEDS SEEDS Having just landed another shipment of HURST & SONS' FAMOUS SEEDS I am prepared "to supply m any quantity and at lowest market rates— Alsyke White Clover Timothy Lucerne Rape Turnips Mangolds Trefoil Also—Cocksfoot Ryegrass Cowgrass Red Clover —OF MT OWN CLEANING— D. TH OMAS, ASHBURTON AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION. FOR ALL ABOUT TO BUY

FURNITURE. Visitors to ' Furnishing Establishment, CHEISTOHDECH, /"lAN not only see a far greater variety of FASHIONABLE FURNITURE <:han elsewhere, but also judge much better than from drawings or -sketches as to the suitability and value of the articles, thus saving TIME, TROUBLE, and MONEY Open all day Thursdays, and closed at 1 p.m. on Saturdays^