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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8742, 16 December 1913, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS AND MEETINGS. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. HAYWARD;S~~PICTURES. GRAND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. AT 8. TO-NIGHT. AT 8. A Thrilling Dramatic Vision of ,a Vanished Hand. "THE MAN In The WHITE CLOAK." "THE MAN In The WHITE CLOAK." "THE MAN In The WHITE CLOAK." A Sensational Ghostly Drama— "SHOOTING THE RAPIDS." , "SHOOTING THE RAPIDS." Remarkable Coloured Scenic. Masterpiece: "UNDER THE MAKE-UP," "UNDER THE MAKE-UP." : A Magnificently strong Stpry' of the Stage.' ' • ' "The Orchid." "A Daylight Burglar." DetectiVe Drama.' < A.Mix-up. ; <:. ■ *-1". Pathe. Gazette." -y- ', Dress''Circle, ls 6d;-Front-'Stalls, is; 12 269 • Back Stalls, 6d: ■■-■■ '' TENDERS. ;'; „'n )- __: „ TENDERS. -:■ '

"OANGITATA. Road Board invites ■'. Tenders for Delivering about 4,2(M> Cubic Yards of Shingle on Cracroft Road. Specifications at Road Board Office, Lismore, where Tenders will be received till Noon on MONDAY, December 22, 1913. J. C. BELL, Clerk to Rangitata ROad Board. 12 184 FOR SALE AND TO/ LET. FOR SALE. THRESHING Plant. (complete), in-, eluding 8-h.p,-Fowler Engine, Clayton Combine, Cook Galley and'(lO-bunk) i Whare on springs, Tank, etc. Guaranteed in first-class order. Note—The ! Plant is up-to-date as shown by its ex- | cellent work in Mid^-Canterbury ■ this season,, but the owner having entered ,into business in Christchurch will sell Cheap and on Reasonable Terms to . Approved Buyer.—.For particulars apply J. Meagher and Co., Produce Merj chants, 155''Cashel Street, Christchurch. I i—-— '■ ■■ ■ — FOR Sale.—rPrime Dessert and Jam Strawberries, cheap.—D. A. Buckingham, Etvard Street,. Wairaate. WANTED to Sell—Nearly new Side Car, £11.—Can be seen Webber and Sriiily. „ ■•' • 12 275 i i ' ■■ <*■ .. BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE. BOOT REPAIRING. I HAVE much pleasure in announcing to the General Public that I have Disposed of my Business to Mr V. E. C. Ingram, and I take this opportunity of Thanking my numerous Customers for their past liberal support, trusting they will • extend . the same to my successor. W. COMPTON. I have much pleasure in notifying Mr Compton's customers and the General Public that I have taken over the above business. - Having had 30 years' experience in some of the largest shops in the Dominion, I hope by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of support. Only the very Best of Leather Used. Hand-Sewn Work a Specialty. , . The Work will speak for itself. PREMIER BOOT REPAIRING FACTORY, (Next Culverhouse.) V. E. C. INGRAM. BURNETT STREET. 12 4 SOMERSET TTOTEL. OMERSET - JtiOTEL. Ashburton.

mHIS WELL-KNOWN. HOSTELRI -*■ —Central, well-built, and containing 30 fine Bedrooms,' with Sitting and 'Commercial Rooms,, and all modern conveniences—is ;no'w UNDER EN-, TIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. M 3R. CAL3HAITH, jately Pn>i»nVi or ,^f Ibe Albion Hotel, lnvercargill, and Manager of the new Grand Hotel in the same town, has taken over the House, which has been RENOVATED AND. RE-FURNISHED throughout.' , COMMERCIALS and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC generally can rely upon receiving EVERY COMFORT AND ATTENTION; SAMPLE ROOMS can be arranged for as usual. Telephone No. 54. P.O. Box 10. All Enquiries Promptly Answered. THINKING OF A N-EW BIKE? rTIHEN have one built specially TO SUIT YOURSELF. TO SUIT YOURSELF, TO* SUIT-YOURSELF. ■■' ■ By ' H. P. ARNST. Maker of the Famous "ARNST" SPECIAL? Easy Terms Arranged. Address: East Street.