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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8407, 8 November 1912, Page 1

1 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. W, B. CLARKSON & SONS • have pleasure in intimating to the Asbburton Farmers that they have decided to appoint a Resident Buyer in their district, and would much like to regain that patronage which .they held some years ago. ' v MR. R. BALLANTYNE will represent this, firm, and at all times will .'be prepared to buy Fat Stock at highest rates, either at per head or per lb. ;11>. '■ ■'" : .' .'.■' -■..-.'.. '

W. B. CLARKSON & SONS, MEAT EXPORTERS. 10 465 Christchurch.

ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL. WANTED TO RENT—A House and a few Acres' of Land, in the vicinity oLGherfcsey or Dromore. Applications received up to the BUi inst. By Order. F. MAINWAPJNG, Clerk. Ashburton, 2nd November, 1912. 11 26,

j METHVEN CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. SALE OF PRIVILEGES 1 iron. '.'. ANNIVERSARY DAY MEETING. THE RIGHTS of Publican's Booth, Refreshment Booth, and Fruit Stall at the above fixture will .be Sold by Public Auction at the Methven Sale, On THURSDAY, November 14th. JAMES MANGIN, 11 80 ,\- Secretary.

FOR SALE AND TQLET. F3OR SALE—Totara Posts, Strainers, and Building Piles; solid heart. —Apply J. H. Stephens, Colac Bay, Southland. 1194

FOR SALE, Saturday, at Farmers' Co.Op. Auction Rooms—One '6h.p. "Swift" Motor Car. jll IQ2

/ WANTED. WANTED— One Machine Shearer; start work on November 18(1700). Apply John Osborne, Willbwby. ' 11 35

WANTED Known.—Great Clearing Sale. Giving up business in Ashburton. All my stock to be sold by December 16th. A shipment of latest in Gents' Boots (8 grades) just to hand. . Cash only. ' T. YOUNG, ! Corner East and Burnett Streets.

WANTED Known — Presents for Ladies. Watches, Rings, Gold Necklets, Pendants, Purses, Handbags, Gold and Greenstone Brooches, Etc. 3s in £ discount this week. — Sam Crooks. 10 463

FEED your Chicks on A. and P Chick Raiser, and watch then grow.—Obtainable from Thomas Bros.. Havelock Street. 8 21]

PIE Fruits— l -gal. Peaches, . Plums, and Apples Is; j-gal. Apricots and Pears Is 4d; 1-gal. Apples and Plums Is lOd, 1-gal. Peaches' 2s.— Buston and Thomas. 1 48

FOR THE ENGLISH MAIL.—' We have a very choice selection of N.Z. Booklets, including "Finest WalJc in the World," "Where 8011, .Birds Chime," " Show Kings of the Alps," " Uncanny Country," Etc.; particularly suitable to post to friends abroad. Also^ New Zealand View Albums, Cards, and Calendars.—H. M. JONES, Bookseller and Stationer.

OVERCOME the tedium of Washing Day by using a Horton Washing Machine. Makes v the usual heavy drudgery of a big wash mere child-play. We want to show the machine to you! The price is reasonable, too, for such a good articles-only £3 10s. On view at John Orr. and Co.'s East Street Store. 8 42

SALE for one' week only. Splendid variety of Wedding and Birthday Presents;-3s in £ discount on all lines during Show Week to make room for new stock landing for Xnias. Inspection invited.—S. Crooks, Jeweller, Burnett Street. 10 319

POT Plants, Flower Pots; Artificial Wreaths, etc., always in stock, at Thomas Bros., Havelock Street.

WANTED to Purchase—All de-sci-iptions of used, Australian and New Zealand Postage Stamps. Highest prices paid. Send for List, free.—Fred. Hagen- Ltd.. 182 Pitt Street, Sydney. 6 209

WE are still unsurpassed for Lawn Mower Repairs. Sharpening a speciality. We have never had a dissatisfied client. Your satisfaction guaranteed. We do the carting, too, within usual limits. Sharpenings from 4s; other repairs reasonable.—At John Orr WCo.'s East Street Store. 842

FOR Sale—4o Sacks Partridge Peas, 9s 6d per Sack.—Thomas Bros., Havelock Street. -8 211

PLANTS NOW BEADY. TfIOMATO, Ma;row, Pumpkin, CvJL cumber, Aster, Phlox, Stocks. Chrysanthemum, Coreopsis, Grancti-1-flora, Salvia Bonfire, Verbena, Lobelia, Violas, Pansies, etc., at- Thomas' Bros., Havelock Street. 8 211