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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXiX, Issue 7730, 25 February 1909, Page 3

ENTERIAif-iMENTS. ODDF E LLO WS' Li AL I ODDFELLOW'S HALL. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, •FEBRUARY 26 and 27. IN Two Complete Change Programmes. Something better than usual. RICHARDS' ENTERTAINERS. And the Pick of the Picture* World. Variety intervals by Brander Balfour, baritone balladist, Will Hughes, quaint, comic, clever; The Two Arnolds, jugglers, balancers, club swingers, hoop spinners, burlesque artists, etc.; Miss Ruby Thornton, solo pianist; A. T. Richards, bio expert from London POPULAR PRICES—3s, 2s, Is. 0. V. R. TNERE. OD DFEL L 0 vTs' H~A LL* ASHBURTON, COMMENCING WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 3. MATINEE THURSDAY, AT 3.30. COOPER'S ELECTRIC OPERASCOPE AND ROYAL ENTERTAINERS.' \Y>: .switch on the current and proiect OCX 20th CENTURY TRIUMPHS, including Living Pictures that King, Talk, Laugh and Dance by the WORLD'S GREATEST ARTISTS. Special Engagement of MfSS BRIGHTIE CARLISLE, Australia's Charming Balladist, Cut this out. It is worth money to you. CONCESSION COUPON. On presentation of this coupon at the Pay Box the Bearer will be admitted at the following rates:— 2s to the 3s Seats. Is to the 2s Seats. Prices without this Coupon, 3s, 2s, le. Doors at 7.15; overture at 8 p.m. WANTEDS, ETC. WANTED: "jCVEED for about X 1250. EWES AND LAMBS, must be handy, to Town. Apply— NATIONAL MORTGAGE AGENCY CO WANTED.— By young lady, (situation as lady help. Apply E. M. E., Guardian Office. WANTED. —Situation as light general, or housemaid. Apply by letter '"' Urgent," this office. WANTED KNOWN—Bon Accord Shoeing Forge and Repair Shop opens on Saturday. VENUS Tobacco m lib plugs AT PERCY'S. MR LOGG, Evangelist, from Glasgow, will give an address, Arcade Chambers this evening, 7.30 p.m.. All invited. MOTHERS' Union Garden Party at . the Manse, Beacli Road, Tomorrow, Friday, 26th, 3 p.m. If wet meeting m St Stephen's School is usual. ANTED KNOWN.-Will all Farmers call and inspect the 0.8. Boot at W. J. Moore's, Somerset Buildings.

WANTED. —Farmers requiring ploughmen and farm hands to ring up Telephone 120. Youth wanted to drive water cart for threshing mill, 25s week. Three Ploughmen wanted, 25s week, 1 horse teams. Middle-aged woman wants a place as housekeeper, thoroughly domesticated and has good local references. Two female cooks wanted, no washing, Jos a week, private places. Housemaid, also a waitress,-wanted for Ashburton. Generals and helps wanted for town and country vacancies, good wages. CHAS. THOMAS, ASHBURTON LABOUR EXCHANGE East Street, Ashburton. Established 1904. Telephone 120

WANTED. —Employers to apply to McDonald's Registry (opposite Stophenson's Auction Rooms), Ashburton, for harvest and threshing machine hands, cooks, etc. Wanted station cowman, able to kill sheep. Ploughmen. AH orders promptly attended to. Telegraph McDonald's Registry, Ashburton. or Manchester St; Christchurch.

FRIEDLANDER BROS., LIMITED WEST STREET SALE ROOMS, SATURDAY, 13th MARCH, 1909. 7QI ACRE FARM AT GREEN--6 *J2, STREET. T^IRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD. have JL been instructed by Mrs Dan MeCormick to sell by Public Auction as above HER Farm at Greonstreet, containing 79A acres, now m the occupation of Mr John Gilinour, whose lease expire* on April Ist. ] On the property is a 6-roomed house, .stable, granary and other outbuildings. VERY EASY TERMS CaN BE I ARRANGED. Full Particulars ou Application. I SALE AT 2 P.M. D. FRIEDLANDER, Auctioneer.

HORSE_ FAIR /\UR NEXT HORSE FAIR will'be \ P Held on FRIDAY, 12th MARCH, 1909. For which we are now booking Entries. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD., Auctioneers.

PUBLIC NOTICES. j SALE SPECIALS AT G. F. SMITH'S GREAT ANNIVERSARY SALE. LADIES' Plain Hose, good washing 8M pair. Ladies Corsets, all sizes, Is lid per 'l )a?i'Roller lowels, ready-to-use, ll^d each, worth double. A Few Pieces only left— Prints 3|d, -Ud.- 5-id and (Jjd per yard. Ladies Emproidered Collars 3 for 2s. ice. Wool Scarves (a few only left), Is 9d, worth 5s lid. An immense assortment of Ladies' Blouses, light and dark colours, from Is lid each. Red and Black Table Covering Is yard. Gent's Flannelette Shirts, with collars, usual price 3s lid ,sale price Is lid A few only left, Gent's Cotton Underpants to clear Is 3d. Gent's ' Heavy All Wool Knit Socks, usual price Is 3d, sale price IOJd. Gent's Underflannels, all pure wool, extra large size, only 2s lid each. Winter is coming on. Heavy Crimean Shirts, all wool, usual price 9s 6d, , Sale price 6s lid. ' Bush Blankets, plain grey, a special cut m two sizes, 4s lid and os lid each. FOR SALE. FOR SALE.—SO ACRES OF TURNIPS AND GRASS. Ap^ly to— W. GIBSON, Lismore. TTAVIXG SOLD Our -*--*- COAL BUSINESS to Jilt J. ARGYLE, we tender Thanks' to those of our Customers who have so liberally supported us m the past and hope they continue their liberal support to our Successor. KERR BORS. HAVING taken over the Coal Busine.'G lately carried on by KERR BROS, I hope'by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of Public Patronage. J. ARGYLE.