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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLI, Issue 9431, 31 January 1921, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES CANTERBURY FLOUR MILLS. of:— "SUPREME" FLOUR. Office m Arcade — 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Saturdays. BROS., GRAIN MERCHANTS. District Agents: — Yorkshire Insurance Co. Stocks of CORNSACKS, TWINE, Eto , held at our LYNDHURST STORES. MURDOCH BRUCE, ViRAIN AND SEED MERCHANT. V.X • — FOR SALE:— i MADDREN'S -BINDER TWINE. MADDREN'S BINDER TWINE. CORNSACKS AND WOOL PACKS. SEAMING TWINE. SEEDS:— M.D.- RYEGRASS,, .COCKSFOOT. RAP.E AND TURNIP SEED. ROCK AND AGRICULTURAL SALT. AGENT FOR:— ft . , FAIRFIELD MANURES/,. „ BRUE TEA. .'•!-. ■ 'y' ;{7 j MURDOCH BRUCE, , P.O. Box 4, West sVeet, .- Ashburton. ; W. F. HALLIBURTON. COMMISSION AGKNT.

Agent for: — Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. Fire," Accident, Marine. We Specialise m Crop Risk. .. Stocks of Maddren's Binder Twine, Gam:: Sacks, and Seaming Twine on hand. - P.O. Box 72. 'Phone 25. W. ]f. EfciLCIiIBURTON. " I WANT A NEW HAT." That's your conclusion after giving your present hat a close scrutiny. It's not a good policy to retain or wear a hat that has passed its day of service. Nothing else so makes oi condemns a man's general appearance as the hat . her ivears. , t . • ' •'•> ; ■ : - : 'f ' 1! '-- '•,, . . .-■ / •-'('; • •■ 'Hats 'tfiat give^ extra long service and rind retain' Shape 'Vnd colour /ai-e what ;Te offer you. :, . ' '•'FUR FELTS, m the mpst celebrated makes, as SteStsons, Woodrow, Battei'sby, etc. „: :' A - :<• PANAMAS', the real thing-^- --.■"■ ' From 17s 6d. ".' -■■■'■ • ('"'•! CAPS, m Tweed and other Cloths From 4s 6d. In all these there's a full range of si?;es, and a great assortment of shades. TI-at Hat you want is here, so step m av:d get one you may rely on.

WM. DIXON, MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTER. \ Telephone 166, BURNETT STREET. MACBETH AND BOYES. (LATE JAMES PIPE), Representing the AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY, The Largest Mutual Life Office 1 ' m the British Empire, and the Best Bonus-Paying Office m the World. Funds — £42,000,000. Bonuses Allotted to Policies for ono year, 1920: £2,070,000. Every Year a Bonus Year. WITH the jam making and fruit preserving season at hand, you should see about a PRESERVING PAN. We can supply them m Aluminium, Brass, Cast and Enamel. Call and inspect early. — John Orr and Co., I East Street, Ashburton.