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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXII, Issue 8313, 29 February 1912, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. „ ■ • STRAYED from my property, Westerfield.—Red Shorthorn Cow, in lull profit;^. Anyone giving information of her whereabouts will foe rewarded. W. pOOK^ON, 2 417. Westerfiekl. '.' , ——-———"-■ -I.i .i ■■■■i..;. r .—....—.i i . »«^,i—.——■_— ,f~ T OST, Tuesday, Ashburton.—Silver JLJ Watch,; name inside back Elliott. Finder please return to "Guardian" Office. :2 421 WANTED. '.\T|7ANTED, ■■''■ immediately.—A Cook. TV—Apply Dr Rendle; Burnett Street, Ashburton.' 2 418 Known -- Gentlemen's Tl Belfast- Cambric Shirts, absolutely fast in colour, 3s 9d each.— Swansoti, Tailor and Outfitter. 194 PERCY'S Shaving Outfits from 7s 6d include good Razor; rStrop, Lather Brush and Soap. Each article of good quality, 2 115 j HARVEST Hats, with Straps, 6d each, 4 Men's White Handerchiefs Is, 4 ■■Merits ; Bow Ties for Is.— At W. J. Moore's Summer Sale. WANTED— Engine Driver, Feeder, and 2 Forkers for Ghaffeutter; 2 Bandciittera and several Forkers for Threshing Mills. .•■->■■•■■ ■Waiting for work—Harvesters arid Stack Builders. These men have finished other harvest jobs about Ashburtou and now, want more, harvest work. Jam Pot Covers and Bottling Wax for Sealing Preserves. Tombs' Almanac and Diaries for 1912—get yours now before th,ey are all sold. New Books:—"Following of the Star," by the author of "The Rosary." "Red Lantern," "The Shifter," " Bawbee Jock." A big stock of School Books and the latest fiction. CHARLE',B THOMAS. 1 LABOUR AGENT, ! East Street, Ashburton. Telephone 120 5 PACKETS Fine. Table Salt Is, 3 pkts New Dates Is, 4-Sand Soap Is, Sno wite Soap Is, 6 small tins 'Knife Polish Is, 3 Redio Cloths Is, 4 pkts Jellies Is or 2s 6d dozen. BUXTON & THOMAS. JUST landed, direct from the Manufacturers— My New Season's for- the, JS^ster ,Tradty PJace your Orders early, as we have to nustle. Quality, Style, and Value 1 am noted for.—Swanson, Tailor and Outfitter. X U FOR Jam Jars, Preserving Jars, Jelly Tumblers, Jam Covers, and Rubber Rings, try the Triangle Stores. Our Jars are of the best quality of Glass, aiid the prices' the lowest. 143 BUXTON & THOMAS. BOOKS for Motorists.—-"Motors and Motoring," "Motor Car Manual," "Motor Car Faults and How to Find Them," "Complete Hints and Tips for Automobilists," "Motor Cyc^ ling Manual," "Motor Cycles and How to Manage Them," "Cycling and Motoring Road Map" (South Island). A. T. H. WILLIAMS, Bookseller, Etc. / 1 102 WJ. MOORE'S Sale is for 21 ' PayS °nly> - XF you would save money, and yet obtain the Best Goods, read our announcement on inner pages. JOHN ORR AND CO.

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TRIANGLE BUTCHERY. Telephone—No. 145. BEST Quality BEEP, MUTTON, LAMB, and PORK at Lowest Cash Prices. Orders promptly delivered. ,AU Small Goods made ca the prentises. . J. E. THOMAS, Cash Butcher, 11 15 TRIANGLE. TRIANGLE STUDIO. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. CABINET Portraits from 7s 6d per dozen. * Post Cards—6s per dozen. _ Prices right. Stylo right. Finish ngllt' WALTER CHAPMAN'S. | A SMART= SUET OR COSTUME I Recommends the Wearer and the 1 Makers. I"IT|7E wish to Recommend our Cus- § W tomers so that they may Recomfin end us. ! Stylish Cutting, I Careful Workmanship, Finest Quality Materials Make up those Suits and Costumes of ours which give, yon that comfortable filing of being WELL DRESSED. MERCERY Cheaper and Better than ever. New Goods of our own direct import ing arriving this week. ANDREWS & CO.-. 1 27 "The Triangle." ,