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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7813, 4 June 1909, Page 4

T. BULLOCK. ;,/.; ; TO LET. \- . DWELLING of 0 Tioonis; detached' Washh'ouse, etc. Conveniently situated on Wakanui road. - ; DWELLING of 6 Rooms; scullery,, .washhouse, etc. Centrally situated m Cameron Street West. T. BULLOCK.

DULfaCTY AMD CO., LTD.. VERY CHEAP SHEEP COUNTRY, •\X7ITriiN 80 miles of DuctfJra andl 13 miles of a Railway Station, .■■■ r •* > . and 3 miles of a School. K/TK/I ACRES, of which 550 acres have been cultivated, balance m natural state. The land 'consists of nicely-sheltered tussock ridge* —none.of it high, and a considerable area could be cultivated. The Buildings are substantial and commodious, and well .sheltered- by ptantav'ons. PRICE ; 32s i)d Per acre-" or aSI * going concern. , For domestic reasons' this place .must be sold promptly, and is m" consequence offered at a low figure. v- • Full particulars on application, to • D ALGETY AND CO., LTD;, : /,,; Canterbury and Otagp. '■"'•

- ,'jmv: " - DcLi" . - , ■f? NOTICES. . •'-' v" muG NEW STOClts" ■ „- .^ "' l Of BO 0T £ T'MJI AND SHOES' At CHEAPEST PRICES IN T6WN^ At THOMAS YOUNG'S ULSTER BOOT SHOP, Call and Inspect;

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■IfARKET TT 0 TJ S.;E BURNETT STREET. '. (Late J Shearman' Bros.)'"' , WE are now comfortably settled m L our New Premises, and respect^ fuJly solicit a call from our old/Caßtomers, and from those who hav6 for^so many" years patroni&ed 'Messrs' SB'earman Bros. , A TRIAL ORDER WILL LEAD TO CONTINUED BUSINESS.V.,> SATISFACTION' GUARANTEED. 7' Mr H. Cocks' remains in' the old shop with the Tiew firm, and all orders will,as usual, be promptly attended -to and delivered immediately. . - KERR BROS. GROCERS, ETC.

MONEY \ BY USING ' . MOUNT SOMERS COAL.

NEW RAILWAY TIME-TACLE. ASHBURTON^TRAINS.,' " * Trains now arrive m Ashburton ai follows :^ From Mount Somers~9.ls a.m.' From.-Christchurch—9.32 and 10.05''a.1n., 1.43 (express) and 7.5 p.m: From the south—lo.4s a^.m.J 2.58,~""3715~ (mail), 5.45 (express)-'and 7.45 -pKriV Departures are now at the following times: For the north—7.2s and '11,15 aThr; 3.25 (mail), 3.40 and 5.53<,p.m.----(express). For the south—6.4s, 9.40 (mail) and 11.10 a.m., 1.50 (expresif and, 3.50 p.m. For Mous* Somers— 4.25 p.m.

ALTERATION IN MAIL SERVICES. As from the Ist of April, 1909', mail! will' close at ih'* Ashbur*'*^ *osfc Offim as follows : ,*,' FOR CHRISTCHURCH AND lN!?ER» MEDIATE-OFFICES, DAILY.' ■ 6.50 a.m^Chersey, Rakaia' and Christ- 1 church. l10.4o'a.m,"Fairton, Rakaia'and Chrisj;N church.' > , -' x 2.55 p.m. (Express), ChertseyJ. Rakaia, Christchurch^ Wellington. "' 3.10 p.m., Dromore," DunjandeL jand Burnham. A* 5.20 p.m; (Express) Christchurch, and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays—Wellington. .' -

FOR SOUTHERN OFFICES, d;\TLY.. 6 a.m. Tinwald," Winslow, Hinds, Ealing. Rangitata;,,'!©muka, Geralriine. •'■ ■;■ 9.10 a.m. (Express;, Dunedin. xiite'rcar^il) and intermediate ofbees. .- V' ; 1.20 p.m. (Express), Geraldirie, - To- , liiulif, Timaru, Oamaru, Dunedin. ._;'> 3.20 p.m., Tinwrild, Winslow, 'Hinds, Timaru. . - forbra"nch lines. .-,' v 6.30 a.m., Greeristreet and Ashburtbn' Forks, Tuesdays, Thurs- -. -, day's and Saturdays, j I0"a:ro." Elgin, Wakanui, ' Riverside, daily. ■'/. . • 10 a.m. Seaview, Seafield, Newlands,' Tuesdays, Thursdays and " c' Saturdays. -i- ■; - .45 p.m!, Longbeach and intermedi- • • -ate offices. \ " ; 4 p.m. Mount S«i»t*rp line and-Miy-"' field, daily. FOR AUSTRALIAN -. iA ES.-".-Every Thursday,' 5.20 p.m., vi* Wellington. Every Saturday, 1.20 p.m., via Bitiff. FOR UNITED~KINGDOM 'lim EUROPE. Every Thursday, 5.20 p.m., via Wei- [ lington." • -, v R. D. DANSEY, Postmaster. [ ■