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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9476, 13 December 1918, Page 1

ANNOUNCEMENTS, ACKNOWLEDGMENT. MRS KIRDY and FAMILY desire to Thank sR kind friends for Setters and personal expressions • of ■ ..•■sympathy, and Moral tribuu-xs in their .aid bereavement. 12 214 ' ■—- •-' ■ ' ~~ PROFESSIONAL. :; , ■'' 'MONEY. • 05000 and'other Smaller ; Suais down ,dL> to £100, for immediate inveßt•i ment on Freehold Town or Country ' Properties, ■at Lowest Current ilabes- ' ■■-.' ... G./H.-BUCHANASi, „ • Solicitor^ Asbburtcrc, ■MONEYsTO LEND. I HAVE Sums of Money for Investment, varying from . £200 to £5000, at Lowest Current Rates of Intorest on Town or Rural Securities. R.-KENNEDY, ' Solicitor, Ashburton. W " ' MUSIC. MR DAVID GILLIES, Music Teacher (Registered with the Minister of Education), will'receive- m--1 tending Pupils at his residence, 86 Cameron Street^ West. _ Pupils prepared for examinations in all grades, including A.T.C.L. and L.A.B. Tele-.-■--.phone 147. SHIPPING NOTICES. THE » -\TEW ZEALAND SHIPPING 111 .COMPANY, LIMITED. TO "pLYMOUThTViA PANAMA . CANAL. •;" Large, Modern Twin-Screw PASSEN-GER-.•.STEAMERS, with' unsurpassed accommodation:. Steamer. Tons', rP^_l..;^:')Ou.i"Ruahine." 11,000 Wellgt'u. Feb. i-U. Return Tickets available by V. and ■O.'and Shaw,' Savill and Albion Co., ■ /Ltd. ■ ! „-■■■ ■ • •"' For further particulars, apply NICOLIi BROS., Agents.

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