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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7822, 15 June 1909, Page 3

H. MATSON AND CO. "~" ARCADE " HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY NEXT, 18th JUNE. 45 Draught Mares and Geldings. 45. 15 Hacks: and Harness Horses. 15 SPECIAL ENTRY, In conjunction with National Mortgage and Agency Co., Ltd, Account. Mr W. Morrow— 6 Draught Horses 1 Spring-cart Mare, syrs. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP. H. MATSON AND .CO.. Auctioneers. WANTEDS, ETC. WANTED— A Cook and Housemaid- for the country.—Apply Guardian .office. WANTED .—A Smart Boy for office! —Apply Friendlander Bros, Ltd. WANTED.— Board and Lodgings . for two young Ladies; would share room.'—Apply "M.N.0," Guardian office. WANTED,— 100 Couples at Fairfield Social. To-morrow fWednesday, June-16th), Oddfellows' Hall. Double Tickets 4s, at the door. HARES, HARES.—Wanted 1000. Rail to; TateV Cash .Fish Mart. Price, 5d each, Carriage paid. 6 199 LOST, from the Ashburton Hotel.— Collie 'Dog (brindle); answers to name of; "Roy." Finder please return Matson and Co. LOST.— A Gold Curb Bangle. Reward.—Apply Mail office. FOUND, Sunday.—White Fox Terrier; brown ears (Waitotara county collar). .Owner, kindly communicate with' J. Jackson, Arcade. BAPTIST Taberna,cle.—Missionary Meeting, Wednesday Evening, at 7.30. .Address by Miss Gainsford, our returned missionary. Collection. DON'T :; Forget.—Rev. Knowles-. Smith's Lecture, Primitive 1 Church, .Thursday, .7.30. A treat for all. Collection. : .. WANTED.— Farmers requiring ploughmen and farm hands to ring up Telephone 120. Practical ,Gardener, splendid' references, wants, job as gardener in country or on a station. Several,good Ploughmen waiting for situations. Cook-baker wants a situation cooking for camp or station. Boy wanted to ride race-horses. T&o light generals and Housemaid waiting. for situation in town. Generals and heljjs wanted for town and country vacancies, good wages. To Let.—Furnished Bed-room (with use of sitting-room). CHAS. THOMAS, ASHBURTON LABOUR EXCHANGE East Street, Ashburton. Established 1904. telephone 120 , : ;. V-. ■ ■■• ——■ — ■■'-■' DON'T DELAY. ORDER at once some of our Prime "Morepork" SAUSAGES for Sunday's Breakfast. Will arrive by. the 11.3.0 train, Saturday morning. Scores of >w,quld-be purchasers were too . late last week. 7tf per lb, at FLETCH- ! ER BROS,; Cash Supply Stores. WREATHS, Bouquets, etc., made up on the shortest notice. ArijI ficial Wreaths and Pot Plants alwaysl in stock.—Thomas Bros.; Havelock Street. . ; v ; .. • .■■,■• : - A GOOD, Razor, Shaving Pot, Shaving Soap, and a! Good Strop—all for 7s 6d; at PERCY'S. HOCKING'S New Book, "The Sword of the-Lord''; paper edition- 2s ] 6d, cloth 3s 6d. Get this while there are plenty iii stock. Also Maurice. Quesnay (Tarkington), Queen Kate (Garvice), Quaint Subjects of the King Guest (by Richardson), The Guest of (Fraser), Queen Alexandra's Gift Book, and others.—H. M. JONES, Bookseller and Stationer. BUY your next Pipe from PERCY ; he has by far the best assortment, and his prices are low. KING'S BIRD TRAPS. WILL, catch all kinds of Small . : Birds. They are -mrti Expensive. FARMERS' CO-OP., Agents. PERCY'S Latakia Smoking Mixture has been a great success; 2oz for 1 Is; 16J per cent, of Latakia in this rpHE EDISON PHONOGRAPH.— A When friends drop in to spend the evening;- or when you have invited guests, nothing will give them more enrolment or make it easier for you to entertain them than the £dispn Phonograph. Our prices are the sa'ine as the cities. Try us.—A. T. H. WILLIAMS, East Street. : /CARROTS, Onions, Parsnips, and Vy Potatoes retailed .in quantities from 6d ;,worth upwards, at Thomas Bros.' Havelock Streets WHEAT, Barley, Oats, Maize, Straw-chaff, Bedchaff, Oatsheaf, Poultry ,Grit and,, Spice,; Parrot Feed, Mill Produce, Pig-feed, etc., retailed in any quantity. All goods guaranteed and delivered by Thomas Bros., Grain, Produce and Seed Dealers, Havelock Street. /; ;' ■ :v A SPLENDID Assortment of Boxing Gloves,^ Punch-ball's,; Footballs, Hockey . Sticks, Sbin-guards, etc., at PERCY'S. -T .'■:•■■■ ■■'.■■■ ■■ ■': ' i*f:'.^r'''p' i FLETCHER BROS.' SEVENTEENTH TEA COMPETITION CLOSES ON AUGUST 31. NUMEROUS VALUABLE and Useful. Prizes to be given away to the Consumers of our well-known Teas. Try our DUCHESS TEA at 1& Bd, equal to any 2s Tea on the market. FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends of the late Daniel Moriarty are respectfully informed that his" Funeral will move from the residence. of his son (Mr John Moriarty), Middle, road, Allenton, on WEDNESDAY, 16th inst., at 2 p.m., for the Ashburton Cemetery. ; BAKER BROS., Undertakers. THE friends of the late John Gilmour . are respectfully informed that his funeral will move from his late residence,'Greenstreet, on THURSDAY June 17th, at 12.30 p.m., for the Ashburton Cemetery. BAKER BROS., Undertakers. PUBLIC NOTICES. ! TO LET. O HOP, IN BURNETT STREET. . -Apply MAIL AND GUARDIAN Ov^cth BRING your bay rum bottle to PERCY to get re-filled from bulk; double efcrengtH; 1«;