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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLI, Issue 9431, 31 January 1921, Page 8

D. FRIEDLANDER. TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE * * BY PRIVATE TREATY. 1' HAVE received instructions from / MR MAX FRIEDLANDER to offer for Sale by Private Treaty : — HIS RESIDENCE, on the Corner of Moore and William Streets, containing 10 Large Living Rooms, exclusive of Two Bathrooms, Pantry, Sewing Room, Scullery, etc. " This House is fitted with every convenience, and is contained m £ of an Acre of Land, .well laid out m Flower and Vegetable Gardens. The Orchard is well stocked with Fruit Trees. Outbuildings comprise AMo'tor* Shied, Bicycle Shed, Washhoiise,^ Tpolhouse, etc: ■ : For other particulars and for inspection please apply to — ]>AVID FRIEDLANDER, 1 475 Auctioneer. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & A. CO. • j ARCADE HORSE FAIR. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1921. WE are holding our NEXT HORSE FAIR on the above date. 1 Entries Solicited. National mortgage a agency CO., LTD., 1 490 . v Auctioneers. DALGETY Atffr CO., LTD. I rpiNWALD YARDS. ! TO-MORROW. ; SPECIAL ENT% : J- ' ; ' ' " f ' §00 3-bred Mixed Sex. Rape Lambs DALGETY AND CO. t LTD., 1 512 , Auctioneers. BUSINESS NOTICES.

SOMETHING EXTRA GOOD m MEN'S WIDE-END TIES. Snappy Ties — they are too. You'd have to pay up to 6s 6d each for some of them. Not one of them is worth less than 4s, but we came across a snip, and bought the whole line — a big array of the best wide-end ties you've seen of late. The Price is just 2s 6d ; BacKu That's brought good ties down to pre-war prices. Of course we cannot . replace them when they're gone. So , if you want a couple or go of real good ti&s, now*£ the time to buy them cheap. Our window shows them — ia big bunch of Stylish Ties m Colours and Shades to suit every taste. Remember the Low Price. At 2$ fid each while they last. m McDonald anp buNLOP. MERCHANT TAILORS, I'elepTione 291, EAST STREET: OFF , TO SCHOOL? HERD'S ALL YOUR CHILD WILL NEED:— STATIONERY— Books and Scholars' requirements are offered here at rockbottom prices.. The quality all through is wonderfully good. Everything plainly priced. Here's a short list : — PADS— -3d, 4d, 6d, and Sd. These are full size, bought before prices climbed to present level, and consequently better value than anywhere. EXERCISE BOOKS— Good paper, 3d, 4d, 6d, 7d, Is, and Is 9d. COPY BOOKS and DRAWING . . .-.. BOOKS, GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, and ARITHMETIC BOOKS, for all Standards. READERS, for all Classes. SCHOOL ALTAS- — Good value indeed at 2s 6d. DICTIONARIES— The "Concise" is most complete, gives Latin roots, etc., at Is 6d; Webster's Modern Dictionary,. Is 9d ; Southern Cross Dictionary, 2s 6d. CANVAS BAGS, very strong and waterproof, for Girls ami Boys, from 4s. LEATHER BAGS, extra good, from 4s. to 15s. Compasses, Rulers, Pencils, Rubbers, Slates^ Drawing Sets, Water Colours^ , Crayons, etc., a big lot of big quality goods for school use. FOUNTAIN PENS FOR EVERYBODY Stylo' Pens at 3s 6d, "Boy Scout' 1 : Stylo at 3s. "Little Beauty" Fount Pen, 14ct. gold nib, guaranteed, a splendid school pen, only 4s. Water-, i man, Sheaffer, and Swan Lever Filline; Pens 25s each. Nibs to suit every hand. "Onoto" British Self-Fillers, the best. ' 20s. Metal Pocket Clips, often saves a prood pen, 2s each. Swan and Other I Reliable Fount Pen Inks. j A. W. HOPKINS. BOOKSELLER and STATIONER. f Eaa' Street;. 'Phone 120.