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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXI, Issue 6206, 29 February 1904, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. SALE NOTICE, LAST FOURTEEN DAYS Stocktaking Salo at JOHN MOFFAT'S, Tremendous Reductions for Cash. Muet be Cleared before the end of this MONTH. Crockeryware, Glassware, Ornaments, Pinner Sets, Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers, Toilet Sets, Brushwarej Tinware, and Hardware JOHN MOFFAT, General Merchant, East Street. | YOUNG MEN. Ifotjh pounds to 1 FIVE POUNDS will buy a * Hand-made Suit. Ha Comparison of Quality with Quality, Si Price with Price, will prove the supreKj macy of our Suits. 1 MCDONALD & CO., H TAILORS. jp Burnett Street. Norwich & London Accident Insurance Association. Established 1856. MR WALTER PICKLES, West Street, hag been appointed Agent for the Ashburton District. All Classes of Accident Business v nder taken at Lowest Current Rates. RONALD 0. DUNCAN, District Manager for Canterbury. No 7, Cathedral Square, Christchurch. 2 112 GIVING UP BUSINESS WANTED KNOWN—That J. MOISON is Giving up Business, and having ONLY EIGHT WEEKS To Glear 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. 5 LANE'S EriULSION t H Feeds and strengthens \ t weakly children. v \ 2/6 and 4/6. All chemists, t TTCICE PKODDOTfON, SINGING PIANOFORTE. Mrs Johnston, HavbiiOCk Street, Miss Buchanax, l.a.b. Violin, Singing, Voice Production, aud Theory of Music. Miss Bdchanan bas commenced giving lessons in the above branches of music. Intending pupils may be enrolled on application to G. 11. Buchanan, Solicitor, Burnett Street. 12 27 Llewellyn Owen, A. MUS., M.I.C. Pianoforte, Singing & Composition ARCADE CHAMBERS. Students prepared for any practical or theoretical examination of the English Colleges. Lessons will be'resumed on January 18th 1904. (a card.) G. M. BUCHANAN, Solicitor. OFFICES— Burnett Street (in corridor to Thomas's Auction Rooms), Ashburton. If You are a Farmer You run risks Every Day! EVERY Farmer and Grazier who has to do with 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 and creeks in time of flood and being drowned, all pome within the measure of possibilities of 1904. The prudent Farmer seeks protection. The new three-in-one Policy covering sickness, accident and death ! Tssued 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 in sickness, 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 ot»r local agent, Mn D. Thomas, Ashburton, or to C J. OWEN. District Secretary j Christchurch W. J. TIMS, Travelling Agent, Ashburton. DO YOU WANT? No ; I Don't Want HUMBUG about my Plumbing 1, npiIEN just go round to Old KILWORTH, Tailored Street. He soon fixed me up with Plumbers' Goods I was told could not be procured in Ashburton. The Old Man seems to know all about what you require in his line of Business. Ju3t Try it on with him. Address— Tancred Street, Ashburton. Price, Is 3d; Post free, Is 3d. "TrjIAKLT WORK in Photography. The Perfect Negative How to take and fake Photographs Developers and Development Colour Photograph v A.B.C. of Photography Photographic Apparatus P. W. Hutton & Co., Booksellers, Timaru CATJ.SON and CO.'S—GREAT HARVEST SALE—has now commenced. Earthenware, Glass and China, Cutlery and E.l*. Goods, Household Ironmongery, etc. at clearing prices.