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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7829, 23 June 1909, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. CHANGE OF BUSINESS. I BEG tp notify the Public of Ashburton and District that I have DISPOSED: of my BLAOKSMITHING BUSINESS to MB T. J, KENNEDY, as from the 3rd inst. I take this opopportunity of thanking my customers for their support m the past, and solicit a continuation of the same to my successor. c fRQSJ Having taken over Mr Frost's Business, I respectfully ask for a continuance of the support accorded him. The business 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.

THE GLOBE DELIVERY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. E. H. Tate.] [H. Matheson. BAGGAGE and EXPRESS AGENTS, GENERAL CARRIERS. CUSTOMS AND SHIPPING AGENTS, FURNITURE REMOVERS. Office and Stores: DUNDAS ST., CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. ABERMAIN COAL. S.S. MOORABOOL, Due 21st inst. OQAH TONS BEST SCREENED £t)\J\) ABERMAIN COAL. THOS. BROWN, LTD. NORMAN CHAPMAN, Secretary. 144 HEREFORD STREET, Christchurch. | ALL who contemplate con--1 structing Buildings, Brid- \ ges, Floors, Walls, Channelling, , Kerbing, Culverts, Steps, Verandahs or other works m CON- > CRETE—the most durable and \ economical building material of \ the 20th Century—should use BURNSIDE CEMENT. . Guaranteea of the Highest Grade. Used exclusively m the Government Railway Works m the North Island. Send for Booklet—free. BURNSIDE HYDRAULIC LIME & CEMENT CO., LTD., MANOR PLACE, DUNEDIN.

DEVEBEUX r KiNQ&m, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 137 Lichfield Street, Christohurch. i GOOD FARMS FOR SALE fronj 300 Acres up to 800 Acres, £100 deposit. Southern District. j North Canterbury.—Splendid Farmj 200 Acres; all necessary buildings; ex-j cellent cropping land only £14 10s per acre. Owner retiring through old age.{ North Canterbury—2ooo Acres; good Homestead; £8 per acre. i North Canterbury. — 9000 AereaJ splendid Homestead; £4 10s per aer©.! North Canterbury. — 6000 Acres J good Homestead; £6 per acre. i -North . Canterbury. — 1000 Acresj without Homestead; £7 per acre. I PAPANUI STORES, LTD., For! Sale. Going concern. Turnover £10,000' per year. Apply at once to i DEVEREUX, KING AND CO., LTD.I DIARIES for 1909.—A1l sizes. Se4 cure one before they are sold>i Subscribers wanted, for The Motor,' Autocar, Motoring, New Zealand Far-i mer, Bulletin, Scientific American, etc,! ate—CHAS. THOMAS, Bookseller,! Stationer and Newsagent, East street,! Ashburton. Telephone 120.

Market House. (Telephone No. 96.) T^TTE specially draw the attention of I Y» VISITORS to, the. WINTER! SHOW to the, Large Stock of ; GROCERIES AND-CROCKERY I ] At ! MARKET HOUSE, ! Burnett S.treeJt v And invite them to leave their orders; with KERR BROS, Who supply the BEST OF GOODS' at the LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES,giving quick delivery and best of attention to all orders, either given or: forwarded. ..

Ddrr let your PILES CONTINUE. EVERY HEMORRHAGE ULCERj4aJ POSSIBLE FIELD FOR (JANCSER. ! It is the;'utmosV folly to aUow the! common complaint known as piles to; continue.' Even if your Piles, "are tloV ■ bad enough to cause you. much annoy-j :ance, the neglect to. cure them may ; lead to very dangerous results, and ; dangerous results may come much quicker than you anticipate. The veins of the rectum are congested wheni there are Piles,. and the excessivej straining of the abdominal walls t°i force a. passage m many cases Reacts, to' rupture' "and cracking qf tfo§ tissues.; Cancer is then Uahla $0. follow at any? 'time. , ■■■ ■ I Every/week I get letters Uke this .A "Please'send me aijother. box of Pile' Cones. I have not quite finiehed the' first box, but am. so, wonderfully im-J proved that I wiil continue right oi>j until the. cure is complete," ■ . •■■> "I promised to let you tnow the' result of using Dr, Fellovr s J PileCones,and I can give it to you m one word— ' cured.' The first box completely cured the itching, before the second box was finished the bleeding had entirely ceased, and I thought it wise to continue with a third box, though I don't believe it was necessary. You. will remember that I told you my father had recommended them because they had cured him. We can now both use the same word—' cured,' and we are both exceedingly thankful." I am proud to know that I have such an excellent remedy, and from the j evidence that is constantly 'accumulat- | ing I cannot use language too strong to induce you to try Dr. Fellows' Pile Cones; m boxes 3s 6d each. A. M. LOA.SBY, The Only Prescribing Chemist 147 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, Wholesale from H. F. STEVENS, Wholesale Druggist, Christchurch. For Chronio Chest. Compaints, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, la 6d and 2s 6d.