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I Pira Band—The Ashburton County Pipe I Band paraded 'on the Domain oval last evening and spent over an hour in practising—under Pipe-Major W. Pearson—tbe marching drill for the Pipe Band contest to be held in Christehuroh at New Tear time. " Put YouKSELir in his Place."—" There are occasions when one wishes he had not spoken," was the comment of a farmer at the Ashburton stock market yesterday. He had been gazing at a lot of store sheep, and their appearance prompted him to remark to the man next him on the rail that " they were frightful * cag-mag' for any man to send in to the market." " What would you do with them if they were yours 1" asked the other. " Oh, I'd sell 'em," replied the first speaker. "Well, that's what I've been trying to do," came the remark from a disconsolate - looking individual, as, the auctioneer having passed the sheep in, he moved along with the crowd to the next pen. The shade temperature at 3 o'clock this afternoon was 77.5 degrees.

David Thomas ARCADE Saturday, November 24. 1906. at 12 noon. T" HATE received instructions to sell as above (bankrupt Btook of W. Bain and Co) a large assortment of Ironmongery, consisting o£ RANGES, GRATES, GWNS, TINWA.EE, ENAMELWARE, CUTLERY, i SPOONS & FORKS. GARDEN TOOLS and GENERAL IRONMONGERY. Sale at 12 o'olook sharp. —NO RESERVE— II 180 D. THOMAS, Auctioneer.

Henry Stephenson. Preliminary Advertisement. Thursday, December 13th UNDER instructions from SEV. SALTER, who is leaving the district, I will cell all hi* Household Furniture and Effects on Thursday, Dec 13,1906, Particulars of which will be advertised later. HENRY STEPHENBON, I* 18* Auctioneer.

_ Bros,, Ltd. .HOfiSEJTAXR. /"YUR nest Horse Fair will be held on FRIDAY, Bee 14, 1906, For which we are now booking' Entries. Friedlander Bros a Limited, B. FSIEDLANDEB 11_U7 Auctioneer. The Wool Season FOB SALE—A Eeid and Gray Screw Wool Press, in good order. A Bargain, FRIEDLANDER BEOS., LTD.

Farms tor Private Sale. 4 HAN DT-SIZED Farm of 483 Acree, . near Winslow, divided into 10 paddocks, well fenced and watered ; 100 Acres in 2yr old grass, 30 acres in rape, 70 Acres in lyr old grass, 70 Acres in oats, and balance in old pasture. Improvements—2 Cottages, Stable, and Chaffhouse. 684 ACRES at Winchmore, divided into 8 paddocks, well fenced and watored ; 152 acres in wheat, 148 acres in oats, balanoe in grass. Buildings comprise 6 roomed House, Stable, 3 W hares, Sheep Yardß. 445 ACRES, divided into 5 paddocks, all in grass. Improvements consist of 5 roomed House, good Stable and Trapshed, 437 ACRES, adjoining the above, divided into 4 paddocks; wire and gorse fences; all in grass. Friedlander Bros,, Ltd.! Auctioneers.

National Mortgage & Agency Company, Ltd. WOOL SEASON 1906-7. WE are now receiving Wool into Store for the FIRiT SALE of the Series, whioh takes place on Thursday, 22ad November, Catalogues close on Saturday, 17th Nov Consign Wool to " NATIONAL MORTGAGE," Addington. W' E take this opportunity of advising our olients and others that we have had erected at Addington, and connected with the Railway by private siding, a commodious and Modern Wool Warehouse. In the conatr action of this, the very latest ideas have been employed in regard to lighting, facilities for handling, etc., and clients may therefore rest assured that any Wool entrusted to us for sale will be displayed to the very best advantage. We make liberal cash advances on wool either for looal sale or shipment. Woolpackp, branding Oil, &0,, supplied at Lowest Cnrrent Bates. G. F, Martin, Manager H. S. BOURN, 10 280 Auctioneer. Note—Wool for shipment to London, con sign to " NATIONAL MORTGAGE," Lyttelton

FUNERAL NOTim THE Friends of the late Mb Aeohibald Ijuse are respectfully informed that his Funeral will move from hie late Residence, Eel wood Farm, Beach Road, on THURSDAY, the 220 d inst. s at 2 p.m., for the Ashburton Cemetery. BAKFIR BROS., 11 173 Undertakers.

Public Notices TrtOß SALE, PRICE .£4o,—Minerva MOTOR CYCLE, 2|h.p., in perfeot working order j less than a year in use. Owner leaving the colony, Apply U 179 DR. BOYD. gJ^OR SALE—Phoenix Motor Car, 12h.p.; «U 5 Seated; Sido entrance j Turner solid Tyres. Best value ever offered. On exhibit Southland Court, Christohurch Exhibition. For particulars, address R. MURIE, 134 High Street, Christohuroh.

Tyres, Tyres. BEST Assortment in Ashburton. Any make of Tyre Fitted to jour Cycle or y ur Motor while you wait. At Joiuislon't; Cycle Depot, BUKNETT STREET, ASHBURTON, No Charge m*d« for Pitting.

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume xxviii, Issue 7032, 21 November 1906, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Ashburton Guardian, Volume xxviii, Issue 7032, 21 November 1906, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Ashburton Guardian, Volume xxviii, Issue 7032, 21 November 1906, Page 3

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