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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXiX, Issue 7727, 22 February 1909, Page 2

PUBLIC NGTSCES. GOVERNMENT LEASE IN PERPETUITY AT HIGHBANK. IF you are in the position of a father seaching for a suitable property on which to start your son THIS is the very thing for you. 172 ACRE allotment, divided into 8 paddocks, watered by two races, 40 acres in young grass, 20 acres in turnips, 60 acres in two year old grass, balance in stubble. Buildings—3roomed house, 4-horse stable and chaffhouse. Five miles from Railway Station, 6 miles from Methven. about 1 mile from public school. This is a first clnss section, all the improvements on which are necessary, and none are superfluous. Call and enquire for further particulars and reasonable terms.

F. FERRIMAN, Land ami Estate Agent. FOR SALE. 4 BOUT 2 Acres of CLOVER, -A. ' Well headed and fit tor Seed. Apply to — F. FERRIMAN. f ' * fPERFOBATEOZINGi | for Threshing Machines. 1 | GENUINE i BALATA BELTING. ?J U Machine Oil in 1 and 4-Gallon }§ I Tins p i F-'pecial quoliitions for Cask lots jjjj ! John Grr &Cc 1 1 East Street i|

ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. DEPOSITS—RATE OF INTEREST : At Call on Every Day's Balance, 8i Per Cent. ON FIXED DEPOSIT, For Twelve Months, Any Sum, 4 Per Cent. Working Expenses, One Shilling each on all Shares, clue and payable Ist February. ALBERT ROBERTS, Manager. DEVEREUX, KIKQ& Copland AND ESTATE AGENTS. 137 Lichfield Street, Christchurch. ("1 OOD FARMS FOR SALE from | X 300 Acres up to 800 Acres, £100 deposit. Southern District. North Canterbury.—Splendid Farm 200 Acres; all necessary buildings; excellent cropping land ; only £14 10s per acre. Owner retiring through old ago. North Canterbury.—2ooo Acres; good tlomestead; £8 per acre. North Canterbury.—9ooo Acres; i >lendid Homestead; £4 10s per acre. North Canterbury.—6ooo Acres ; {. ood Homestead; £6 per acre. North Canterbury.—looo Acres, without Homestead; £7 per acre. PAPANUI STORES, LTD., For Sale. Going concern. Turnover £10,000 per yeaf. Anply at once to DEVEREUX. KING AND CO., LTD ALL Repairs guaranteed at W. J. Moore's Lively Boot Store, Som-

WEWaZEAUAN D^ CLOTHING FACTORY BRIEF BITS FOR MEN. WHEREIN WE TELL OF BARGAINS RARE. UNDERWEAR —Summer Cashmere and Wool Shirts, short and long sleeves, and Drawers in ankle length, made of best yarns, well made, at 4s 6d HALF-HOSE—AII grades and weight from the Fine Cashmere to the Real Homespun, in black, tan and grey, at 1s and 1 1s 6d SHIRTS—With and without Collars; single and double cuffs; also nice variety in Stiff Cuffs, Soft Fronts, at 5s 6d and 6s 6d SAC SUITS No matter how many Suits a man owns, he can always ! do with one of ours. There h nothing more useful, nothing dressier. Before buying, let us show you one. We sell for as little as 25s 'YOU BET—The Town's Best Collection of Styles. QUALITIES HIGHEST. PRICES ALWAYS FAIR. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOBY. ASHBURTON.

MRA; L ZOUGH, SURGEON NOTE NEW ADDRESS : MAIL AND GUARDIAN NEW BUILDINGS, BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON. Dentists resident on premises. Night Bell at top of stairs. Telephone No. 56. METHVEN BRANCH.—Open every TUESDAY EVENING, ■and until 10 p.m. on THURSDAYS. RAKAIA.—Every TUESDAY at Railway Hotel, from 4 to 6 p.m. MAYFIELD. MOUNT SOMEKS' VISIT.—Mr DE LATOUR, Denti&t, visits these Districts as formerly. A. L. ZOUCH. j M"* ONEY FOR YOU I—Sunuly Luj "Kozie" Tea. S.-.to the cou- | j pons, and participate '"' half-yearly dis- i tribution of cash prizes to couponholders. Eighty-six prizes, value ±.61 10s, given away half-yearly—Agents: Manchester Bros mHE TEA THAT APPEIISES Is "Kozie" Tea. Composed of j (the finest Indian and Ceylon growths, ' j its splendid merits have brought it right j to the front. Now thousands prefer H j to any others. i