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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7824, 17 June 1909, Page 4

eussNgss notices. I BEG io MMiy^he.Public^of Ash-; Vmrton and iJisiffetitfeat I hav'6 DISPOSED oTmy BL^^^M BUSINESS to MR T. J. as from the 3rd inst. I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for their support in the past,, and Solicit a continuance of the same to .my successor. C. FROST^ Having taken over Mr Frost's Business, I respectfully ask for a continuance of the support accorded njni.^xae: business will be conducted on the sataelines as previously. Best of work guaranteed, . \ ! T. J. KENNEDY, SM66l^a,tl NBRAL STREET, istiß'tJ^TM. SHdEINQ A SPECIALITY.

...... .. '■■ -. \ J |new Zealand! i "Pro Bono PUblico." We are offering Special Line OP REAL Warm FLEECY IN SHIRTS AND i PANTS FOR 2slld. Come and see these and you will bu}', NEW ZEALAND SLOTHING FACTORYAshburtoi., Phone 77 W LANB'S ME DO LINE 1» specially prepared fortfce hands. Use it after wasbinffj ctothes, dishes, floors, etc. It makes rough hands soft, supple and smooth, i/-everywhere. 2.

HINDS SHOEING FORGE (Opposite Railway Station). HAVING secured the services of a First-class Shoer and General Blacksmith, I beg to announce 1 that J am carrying on. business as previously. Thanking the public for past' fupport, and soliciting a continuance,of same in future w. j. s. mcdowell

TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. IT was an understood thing that]l took over the Butchery Business lately carried on by tht Smith Bros on the understanding that they would not start/again in Ashburton. Now it seems ihat they intend to'Btart again, and are reporting to their old customers that there was an agreement bettween themselves and me to the effect that if they did so re-start they were to get all customers back again. I BEG TO DENY that there is any truth i;i their statement, as I thoroughly understood that they would not start here again, and I now ask all for a CONTINUANCE OF THE SUPPORT accorded me in the past. „

J. 11. RULE, BUTCHER, BURNETT STREET. TITHETHER a man lives to dross or '* dresses to live, we can Dress him. GRAiCHEAD & CO., THE LEADING* TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS. EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. '

COMFORTS OF AN OPEN ; FIRE ! Are possessed by the ' , ZEALANOIA RANGE. . THE only Range in the do- | minion capable of being j turned into an open'fire. You I sii:i %1y open the special flue, lift j off . %.e top, and the fire burns ( befo, • you in an ""open grate, 1 without fumes and ■ smoke. The ! ZEALANDIA makes your kitch- i en a cosy, comfortable place to ' sit in, and gives you all the ad- '. vantages of a first-class range ! as well. It heats quickly, bakes : splendidly, is easy on fuel. ' Write for Free Catalogue'No 26. | BARNINGHAM & CO., LTD., i George St., Dunedin (opp. Knos j Church). I

AUSTRALASIA'S CHOICE. .... - i ' HOST PROOF L - CANADIAN CORSET f A CHARMING NEW MODEL, cois!- ■^*- bining tho advantages of the Girdle Top with those of. the medium log hip Corset. , IMPARTS PARISIAN ELEGENCE, AND SUPERB FIGURE. "UST-PROOF BONING THROUGHOUT. BING, HARRIS AND CO., LTD., New, Zealand Agency.

DIARIES for 1909.—A1l sizes. Secure one, before they are sold. Subscribers wanted for The Motor, Autocar, Motoring, New Zealand.Farmer, Bulletin, Scientific American, etc. ?tc—CHAS. THOMAS, Bookseller, Stationer and Newsagent, East street/ Ashburton, Telephone 120!. • " v.