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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7251, 9 August 1907, Page 3

] WANTEDS, ETC. WANTED to Sell—Three SecondHand Buggies, cheap.—C. H. Tisuh, Coachbuilder, West Street. 8 97 Tl/f RS Randall, Surrey Villa, East IyJ. Street, has vacancies for two or three Boarders. ■ 8 95 WANTED — Situations for Shepherds for lambing season. Man with practical experience of farm work and sheep, wants situation as farm manager; 3 Generals wanted for country, 15s; Housemaid wanted for country ; 2 Nursegirls wanted for Ashburton; Housemaid wants situation in private house in Ashburton; HousemaidWaitress wanted. CHAS. THOMAS'S REGISTRY, East Street, Ashburton. SPECIMEN Bargains.—Gent's Carson Bicycle, 21in., B.S.A. Parts, Enamelled and Plated, refitted, good tyres, guaranteed; £5 cash; terms £6. —Carson's, Tancred Street, SCHOOL BOOKS for all Standards now in Stock. Slates, Writing Pads, Graphic Exercise Books, and others ;Pens, Pencils, Rubbers, Sponges, Pencil Cases, School Bags. New Books —Short Cruises, Love Cut and Adventure, the Spirit World, Red Russia. . H. M. JONES, Bookseller.

SEE PERCY'S Window for CHEAP PIPES. SCENE: Easy Chair, Bright Fireside. Hartley Pipe and Hartley's Boor Tobacco. Happy Man! Sole agent— M. S. H. Manning, Christchurcli. TVTEWSPAPERS for Country KoadJ3l ers.—Any-Paper published in any part of the world procured and posted 'to any address. Bulletin, Austraiasj inn, John Norton's Truth, Life, Lone Hand Referee, Sportsman, World's ■'News, every Saturday. Otago Witness, Auckland Weekly, Canterbury Times, Weekly Press, Lloyd's Weekly, ; Reynolds, Scotsman, Glasgow Mail, Belfast Times, Munsey Magazine, Pearsons, Sirand.'fWindsor, Wide World, Chums, Cassells' Magazine, Weldon's Ladies' and Children's Journals, Myra's, Harrisons' Dressmaker, Young Ladies' Journal, Teschemaker's, Ladies' Fancy Work, contains patterns, point lace, crochet, transfer sheets and piece of fancy work with silks and piece of material. CHAS. THOMAS, News Agent and Stationer, East Street ... Ashburton.

WANTED TO BUY.—Beer Bottles (quarts), Is 3d dozen; Cast Iron, £3 per ton, Wrot Iron 17s ton; Lead ■ ]2s cwfc; Zinc, 12s cwt; Copper, Brass, Rags, Sacking, Bottled, and all kinds waste material. Prices on Application, Canterbury Bottle Exchange, 47 Colom bo Stroot, Christchurch. 7J56 EE PERCY'S Window for CHEAP PIPES. __ *JSJ ANTED KNOWN-BRIGHT, Triangle, is £, Cash Buyer of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Misfits and Cast-off Clothing. Highest Prices given. 61 . OEE PERCY'S Window for CHEAP O PIPES. CYCLES, Cycles, Cycles.—26 Cycles to be cleared before September. Come and See.—Carson's, Tancre'd Street. A COOL SMOKE.—Does not Burn tongue and guaranteed pure, no more headaches. Hartley's Boer Tobacco. Sole agent—M. S. H. Manning, Christchurch.

SEE PERCY'S Window for CHEAP PIPES. LADIES enjoy a Good Cup of Tea. "At Home " Tea delights with its subtle fragrance. Manchester Bros Sole Agents. A Few Lots of Remnants to be cleared out at half usual prices at W. H. PEARCE'S.

FOR SALE. TVT E W fITb, N I T U R E. CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER I HOUSE IN TOWN. j Best Cash Prices given for j SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. i V. BUSHNIE, Triangle Furniture Exchange. FOR one Month only—Suits to measure 425; extra Pants with Suit for 555, at W. H. PEARCE'S. SUTTON and SONS, the King's seedsmen. Garden Seeds, Gd packets. National Mortgage and Agency Co. WHITE Quilts, slightly soiled, at reduced prices ; odd Towels equally low. A job line of Ladies' Aprons very cheap, at W. H. PEARCE'S. BUTTON'S Earliest Marrow Pea sow now ; 6dTED NBW7~ SECOND-HAND DEALER, TRIANGLE. WILL give a Higher Price than you can get elsewhere, for Furniture, Prams, and all Household Requisites. Furniture bought in Town or Country.

TENDERS. TO PAINTERS. IXTANTED— TENDERS, returnable next Saturday, for PAINTING tin-, outside of my Store, Verandah and Stables, in Two Coats, best Oils and White Lend. D. THOMAS. FUNERAL NOTICE. mHE Friends of Mr John. Small .are A ■ respect Cully informed that the Funeral of his late beloved wife, Ann, will move from his residence, Meadowbank Farm, Wheatstone, on SUNDAY, 11th inst., at 8.30 a.m. for the Catholic Church, thence to the Ashburtoa Cemetery. BAKER BROS., 8 94 Undertakers.

4 PUBLIC NOTICES. KAI ORA TEA ROOMS "VTOTIFY that they have MOVED -* into more COMMODIOUS PREMTSES in Tailored Street, opposite Arcade. NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of the Public Reserves Act.' 1885, i Clauses .5 and G, that the Ashburton Domain will be set a"firfc for the Rugby Unioa's Seveu-a-side Football. Tournament on THURSDAY, August 22nd, on which day charges will bo •made for ad- '' mission thereto on' the following scale: For children under the age of ten years, free; for each child under 15 years and over ten years, sixpence; for each person of 15 years and over, one sliilliivfor each horse one shilling; for each trap, one shilling. Charge for admission to the Grand Stand sixpence for each person. HENRY DAVIS, Chairman Domain Board.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JBeg to Notify that I have REMOVED to Larger Promises, two doors from Old Shop, and trust to mes-ib a continuance of the support so liberal) v accorded to me .during the lust 20 years. ■' 7 q« R- MoCALLUSI, ' dcit> Grocer.