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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8274, 20 October 1915, Page 1

ANNOUNCEMENTS. MARRIAGE. LAMB—JUDD.—On October 7th, sit St. Andrew's Church, TmwaLL by the Rev. H. Jones, Charles Octavius, eighth son of the late Mr George Lamb, Wakanui Road, Ashburton, to Ida Maud,', eldest daughter of .b'rod-m-ick Judd, Maronan Road, J.inwald. IN MEMOIUAM. CARNEY. —Ln loving memory of our dear mother, Mary Carney, who passed away on October 20, 1914. R.i.r. " , ■' • . ,Th<?. midnight stars arc booming On a cold and silent grave, _ iWIuM-e sleeping without dreaming Lies one.we could nofc save. The flowers we planted on your grave May wither and decay; Tint fresh and green within our hearts Your memory is this day. inserted by her loving husband and children. : PROFESSIONAL. MR AUGUSTUS C. WEBB. (Organist and Choirmaster, St. ' Stephen's Church). (Late Music Master King's College, Auckland.) IS prepared to RECEIVE PUPILS Pfor PIPE ORGAN, PIANO, "VIOLIN, and SINGING and THEORY. Studio: St. Stephen's Kindergarten -Schoolroom. Private Address: C/o Miss Robert' -don, Havelock St. "W. TERM COMMENCES from date of 'SFirst Lesson. H. CRESHAM, DENTIST. 100 BURNETT STREET. "«*""% RIV ATE Residence, Cameron Street West. largely 'Phone 141. Pji7»te Residence'Phone^ MONEY. tKAVE the following sums for in. mediate investment at Lowesl '>SD«rf«nt Rates—£looo, £1000, £700 »WM, £400, £400, and £300. G. H. BUCHANAN, Solicitor, Burnett Street, Ashburton. MONEY TO LEND. Vf HAVE Sums of Money for Inves* 'J. ment, varying from £200 v t'?£6ooo, at Lowest Current Rates o JUnterest on Town and Rural Secur* *16i' "R. KENNEDY, - Solicitor, Ashburton. • LLEWELLYN OWEN, A.Mus. L.C.M A.Mus. M.I.C. MUBIC in all its branches. Quin teth start from any date. Railway coimjssion to country pupil--——■i'" ' '' —— STUD NOTICES. TO STAND THIS SEASON A'J DURBAR LODGE, ASHBUR TON. •ST. S WITH IN (4.35.) r Sire, ROTHSCHILD. Dam, QUEEN V.! • (4.52) ROTHSCHILD is the greatest sire . Australasia has known. QUEEN V. (dam of Gianella 4.36), i by Kentucky—Harold's Rest, (dam of ■Harold Rothschild), by King Harold « (imp.)— Polly. ST. SWITHIN is the only Rothschikl • colt that comes from a dam with a re.«ord better than 4.55, and, on his breeding, constitution and temperament, should prove to be the greatest <«f Rothschild's sons at the Stud. He is a very handsome horse, standing 16 hands. His first season's foals • •(now yearlings), show great promise. FEE: £9 9s, reducible to £6 6s, if paid on or before December 1, 1915. {guarantee given on special terms. All care taken of Mares, but no responsibility. Grazing, 2s 6d per week. , H. F. NICOLL, -. ■ Ashburton. Or D. Warren, Durbar Lodge, Elgin. C 95 ffO STAND AT OWNER'S FARM, NEWLANDS, AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, T A LOOT'S HEIR (1143). SIRE: Sir Talbot (513) (11544), (imparted by the New Zea.la.nd Government), by Lothian's Best (10374), dam Cherry Ripe (14414). DAM: Lady Ashton, by Lord Ashton (1024) bred by the late John •Small), by Vanquisher <214). > TERMS: £4 4s for single mare; allowance made for two or more aitJ-.eE. For full particulars see cards, or apP]> t0 F . CLEMENS, ■q 102 Or Groom-in-charge.