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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7825, 18 June 1909, Page 4

I SUSiNESS NOTICES. JJHANGE OF BUSINESS.: I BEG to notify the Public of AshV burton and District that, I have DISPOSED of my BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS to MR T. J. KENNEDY, as f::om the 3rd inst. I take this opportunity of thanking my customers .for their support m the past, and.solicit a continuance of the same to my successor. ' C. FROST. H; iving taken over Mr Frost's Business, I respectfully ask for a continuance of the support accorded him. The busir ess will be conducted on the same lines as previously. Best of work guaranteed. , • T. J. KENNEDY, SHOEING AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH. WEST STREET, ASHBURTON. SHOEING A SPECIALITY.

| NEW ZEALAND) (cLOTHINGfJACTO^I 11 Pro Bono Publico." We are offering Special Line j OF ; j REAL Warm FIiEEOY underwear IN, iSHIBTS AND ■ PANTS • ) • FOR ■ 2slld. Come and see these and you j will buy. kw ZEALAND aLOTHIKG FACTORY. Ashburto!., Phone 77,', FARMERS, mechanics, black- . smiths, painters, and all others who labour, need LAND'S MEDOLINE, The nicest, cleanest and most heaiing article ever prepared; for the hands. (JS9 Jt daily.. i/- everywhere. i.

~ -1' - — | HINOS SHOEING FORGE (Opposite Railway Station). H A J? N? \ S6CUTeA the «*vices of a X irst-class Shoer and General Blacksmith, I beg; to announce that J am carrying on business as previously. Thanking the public for past si'oSiA^ ingaconiiflu--"S _ w! J. $. WcOOWELL. TO THE GENERAL PUBLiq. JT was! an understood thing 'that I X took over the Butchery Business lately earned on; by -flu-.Smith Bros on the understanding that, they would not start, again m Ashburtbn. Now It seem S that they intend to start'again! ere that ffi rtH» *°i the* ' old, iiustioS tween tl.fi"? ™' *? a Sreeni^t betthat if they did so' restart'they were I to get all customer^ bac^^ST^ 6 truths? F- D«%Mhere,is any ■ iTi ln'*heir statement, as 1 thoroughly uridejN&tood- that they wo«i-'' + start he.r.o a^aio aid" ffi'- 1? 11 a CONTINUANCE OFT^> ± al^ accorded me m the w SIJPP(J«® j

J- H. ROti, F BUTCHER, BURNETT STREgV IIuTHETHER a man .fives, W/ ~~ dresses to live ma '"'^ ■ \ him. , ;' dress or / can Dress / THE LEAD & f .' N p G IT TA'LORS AND EAST JUTP|TTERS. >•.: . __.-= STREET, ASHBtJmbw.

r.b| W FORTS j OF aT^^T' *r eJ° sT ss «* by the/ J- ! minion capable V pih u -d °' i *?med into an oS fSW f b^ ng s^ t r open the sp£sl l' f r A '9 top, and they? ut' Mt befoi. you inan/j 're bui? B without fumes -.^ -' JB en grate, ZEALiANDU nS?' S o ioke> The en a cosy, comf/ es .your kitchsit inland give/ stable'place, to vantages of a i ou * H''the adas welj. It j. . first-cli.ss- range splendidly, j' ieats quicldy, bakes . Write for V s easy on ifuel. BARNINT -''ree Catalogue No 26. George F JHAM & CO., LTD., jt., Dunedin (opp. Knox ■ "» Church).

AUSTRALASIA'S CHOICE, RUSV PROOF , j CAWJU>LW COMET -r' £ [ A CHARMING N:BW MODEL, com- "', binin,g the ; idvantages of the Girdle Top ivitii those of the medium log hip Corset. . 23KPARTS PARISIAN ELEGENCE, i AND> I.SUPERB I FIGURE. I* -; T.UST.PROOB ' BONING , THROUGHOUT. ; btng; harr is and co., ltd., Kew Zei iland Ag pney.

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