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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXI, Issue 8452, 21 August 1911, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. : New Seeds. New Seeds. WE HAVE/RECEIVED OU£R SUPPLY FOR THE COMING SEASON OF YATES AND CO.'S RELIABLE SEEDS. We stock practically all ordinary varieties of Vegetable and Flower Seeds, and also numbers of Fancy and Show Varieties. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES fo 1911-12 can be obtained gratis, or we will be pleased to .post one to any adddress gratis. VEGETABLE SEEDS. Peas Turnip Tomato Cucumber Cauliflower Beans v Onion Cabbage Leek Carrot Parsnip Celery Lettuce Radish Vegetable Marrow "Spinach Melon Broccoli Kale " Silver Beet Beetroot Cress Mustard etc. etc. FLOWER SEEDS. .A large assortment in Penny Packets. .'■ " A choice assortment in 6d and ls Packets. We would remind our patrons that-Yates and Co. each year DESTROY ALL :THE PREVIOUS SEASON'S SEEDS, which guarantees to our Customers the .'Freshest Seeds obtainable. They are True to Name, and for Quality and „ unsurpassed.

SEND YOUR ORDERS PROMPTLY TO MANCHESTER BitOS., 'SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS./--_________m^aass!mXtssßf l!^ f.jHf SPRING' CABDENINti. I\T®^ T *s tne time to prepare the Soil jM ' '11 for Seeds and Plants, to do which PI "■'' '>_)' y°n w^ require a Supply or Good Tools. •.\,,'';jp ' '•' H ■ ""■ nave ius* everything you need in— pi| #1 Spades from 4s 6d each. 'm $1 Rake® from Is 3d to 3s 6d. M ft Digging and Ladies' Forks from 3s '■■•■' i'M-' :,1 to.6s 6d. • v#J 'vfl Weeding Forks 9d to Is 3d. ij M Garden Trowels 9d to Is. • • M . ■ m Dutch Hoes Is 6cl to 2s 6d. ' P fl Garden Hoes Is 9cl to 2s 6d. Pf if Hedge Shears 4s 6d to 5s 6d. M If Edging Knives 3s to 3s 9d. •fe ' : H Pruning and Budding Knives. Ms m. .Spray Pumps and Syringes etc. etc. ■M' II ' — ': $k - ' Haying ■ a very large Stock of the ■•&s&*_%■■ W^Wmi above TOOLS, lam prepared to acBTJ MWSiW' ce Pfc vei*y LOW PRICES for the QualI 'l' i]li Sv^^Sf ity of the Articieflll ■'Jlßl GKEO MED^INS. ■' '«■■ i ■ V /.'. mM^EJ Burnett Street (Opposite Arcade).

" As good fish in the sea as ever were.-caught." AS GOOD BARGAINS AT ' HEFFORD'S GREAT WINTER SALE AS EVER WERE BOUGHT. Excuse the slight digression from the familiar old saying, hut it serves its turn to emphasise the fact that in its last days HEFFORD'S GREAT WINTER SALE has "as good fish to be caught" as in the earlier days. .« Did you hear that knock, Madam ? - That's old opportunity knocking at the door of your purse, telling of the tremendous economies you can effect in the final "flutter." Each day the knock will grow fainter and fainter—soon it won't be heard. Be up—and doing ! . The savings to be made are rich, to say the least, and are proved in a hundred ways by each day's opportunities here. Styh'sh Blousings going at 4£d and 6d yard. Dressing Gown Flannelettes;-4£d -.and 10£ d yard. Dress Stuffs, double width, 1/3 1/6 yard. Nun's -Veilings, all colours, 1/- yard. - Hall Carpets,- 9d-'"lo£d 1/- yardThat's right !—Come in at once. And welcome. Sale Closes SATURDAY, AUGUST 19th, at 9 p.m. ' G-. HEFFOBD & CO., "THE CORNER," —■— ■ — — ASHBURTON.

A FEW SPEOIAL SALE LINES FOR THE WEEK — At-— . LADIES 5 TWEED SKIRTS ... 10/6 to 15/6 A few LADIES' TWEED COSTUMES-- ■/ 10/6 15/6 17/6 25/----10 doz. LADIES' HATS, new shapes, in Black and Colours ... ... '• . . 1/- 1/6 LADIES' NORFOLK JERSEY ... 3/6 DELAINE BLOUSE, smart and good ... 5/9 LADIES' CELLULOID COLLARS, double, 3d each • „ ,; ■ „, Elm shape, 6d each 20 doz. LADIES' BELTS at l/ r Some of these were up to 4/6 LADIES' UNDERSKIRTS, in good shapes 2/11 10 doz. MEN'S TENNIS SHIRTS, with collars— 1/11 each 5 doz. LIGHT SHIRTS, without collars 1/11 each BOYS' CELLULOID ETON COLLARS, 6d, any size BOYS' LINEN ETON COLLARS 4d, any size MEN'S FLEECY PANTS and SHIRTS 2/11 Any.of the alsove are worth your inspection. We have many more good lines which we will be pleased to show you. .:. w.' ■ jTmooee, (CORNER OF EAST AND MOORE STREET). ...ii -«igrr-imirmlrr'''iliriflnrHnlfr l ii-n rfffffiT-