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Ashburton Guardian, Volume xxix, Issue 8316, 13 March 1911, Page 3

WAtifibs. ife WANTEDr— Nursegirl assiet house mornings; sleep home.—'Mrs 0. Manchester; Wills Street. 8 12S IT is hot necessary to be great to be happy. You can be made quite happy by trying some of PERCY'S Smoking Mixtures. ;.• 1255 LOST front Windermere — Eleven Purebred Ewes, mostly twotooth; small earmark.. Reward for information.—D. Wright: 1" 3 208 A. T. H. WILLIAMS, Bookseller, Stationer, etc., East Street, has big stocks of Postcards, Postcard Albums, Bibles, Prayer and Hymnbooks, Wall Texts, Sunday . School Cards and Tickets; Autograph; Albums, Birthday Books, Pictiire Books, Gift Books, Fountain Veils, ; etc: Only a few 1911 Diaries left. 1 84 WANTED— Single Furnished Bedroom in private home.—Apply " J. W. P. T:,," This Office. 3 219 EGGS, Eggs.—We are giving lOd per dozen. BUXTON AND THOMAS, | Triangle Stores. 139 WANTED everybody to know— Winehmore Bazaar, in Mr 0. Capon's Shed, April 6th (and not 26th). 3 223 rjRHE Melroso Cigarette Tobacco is JL the latest. The first puff' will convince . the smoker of its qualities ; 2oz packets for Is 2d at .PERCY'SWANTED— Counter Hand for Grocery Department.—Apply (by letter) Manchester Bros.' 3 221 WANTED (immediately)— Four or Five-roomed Modern House, all conveniences; careful tenant.—Apply O. N. Totty, Arcade, 3 229 ANTED Kno\7ri—Fred. H. Gobbe (corner Cass and Cameron streets), for fainting and Paperhanging. Wall-papers stocked. 11 321 BAND of Hope, Oddfellows' Hall, To-night. Singing practice, 7.15. Speaker, Rev. Jas Ings., 3 226 PRIME ONIONS 1 PRIME POTATOES ! ILETOHER BROS, are selling: Very Prime Onions, 181bs for Is Prime New Potatoes, 181bs for Is . Prime Wheat, 3s 6d per bushel. 1 91 FOR Sale—Red Cabbages for pickling. Chimneys Swept, town Of country. Orders Kerr Bros.'—J. Stacdi ' 3 231 GET the habit of going to PERCY'S for anything in the Tobacconist line. He has the finest stock, and. thoroughly knows his business. 1 255 MASON'S £-gal Preserving Jars /s 6d, Quarts 6s; Tie-over Jam Jars, 21b size, 4s, lib 3s dozen; .T?l'Tumblers 3s per dozen, at Buxton * Thomas. Triangle Stores. HAMS. HAMS. HAMS. Prime Mild-cured. FLETCHER, BROS. are selling Prime Hams for a few days only it 9sd per lb. Pale and Smoked, all siz«s. X 91 HARRISON Lanterns, used for little while on pipe-laying contract, to be sold at 2s 6d each; practically as I a;ood as new.—John Orr and Co. 234 N.Z. YEAR BOOK, 1910, Is ; Doininion Year Book, 1910, Is; Pear's Oyclopsedia, Ready Reokoners, md Dictionaries. H. M. JONES, Bookseller, ;md Stationer. 1 52 PUBLIC NOTICES" W. P. BEGG, M.R.C.V.S., Gold Medallist, 17BTERINAEY SURGEON. Temporary Address— 3 156 Commercial HoteJ fcSpTHmG^CTORYj SHIRTS, ' 'LvJiJNGE, 11 all soft. Suitable for Day Wear, Tennis, Travelling, etc., in Ceylon, Zephyr and Oxford. 'FASHION," Plain and Pleated, ■ soft fronts, stiff cuffs and neck bands, in Oxford Regatta and new Self Colours. rbi> "\bove in endless assortment or Colours and Patterns. H.Z. GLOTHIHC ■ FACTORY, East S t ;eet, A^hburten. "GLORIOUS SUN " TEA, LIST OF WINNERS in Monthly Cash Distribution ' to Consumers of " GLORIOUS SUN" TEA, COFFE & COCOA, February 28th, 1911 : Mrs Giddeus, 18 Stanley St., i Sydenham, £3; Mrs Ryan, Calei donian Rd., St. Albans, £2; Mrs F. Anderson, 344 Durham St., Christchurck, £1; Miss Smith, Clover Nook Farm, Doyleston, 10s; Miss Anderson, Suffolk St., Linwood, 7s 6d; Mrs Bowley, Jackson's Rd., Lyttelton, ss; Mrs E. Loughlin, AValpole St., Sydenham, ss; and several others 2s 6d each. Next Distribution : MARCH 31, 1911. KERR BROS-., Agents for Ashburton. H. A. LLOYD, AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. I am a Cash Buyer of : OATS, RYEGRASS and FOWL-WHEAT. I also SELL GRAIN on Commission. All Farm Seeds for sale. Agent for :. REID & ROBERTSON'S RINGLEADER SHEEP DTP J. 8./MACEWAN AND CO., LTD L.K.G. Milking Machines. Baltic Separators. United Insurance Company, . Limite (Fire, Marine and Accident). west stbeetTashburton.