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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLI, Issue 9543, 23 June 1921, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ASHBURTON WINTER SHOW. ASHBURTON WINTER SHOW. Will be held m the ARCADE and ANNEXES (by kind permission), TO-MORROW and SATURAY, JUNE 24th and 25th. TO-MORROW and SATURAY, JUNE 24th and 25th. Entries m Baking, Needlework, Roots, etc., Poultry, and Dogs easily eclipse all previous records, and the display m all sections promises to be the most attractive held under the auspices of the Local , Show Committee. In the Poultry and Dog Sections, the best m the South Island will be competing, entries having been received from Prominent Breeders, as far south as Invercargill. MUSICAL PROGRAMME EACH EVENING. j Buy an Art Union Ticket. It will admit to the Best Winter Exhibition yet held locally, and give holders a chance m the £50 Gold Dust Prizes. i The Official Opening (by his Worship the Mayor), will take plac»i TO-MOORROW, at 2.30 p.m. EXHIBITORS m the Root, Baking, and Needlework Sections, are requested to deliver Entries as Early as Possible TO-MORROW MORNING. FRIDAY, at 2.30 p.m. - J. BATHGATE, j Secretary, Arcade.

PUBLIC NOTICES. . CANTERBURY PETROLEUM PROSI PECTING CO., LTD. ARRANGEMENTS have heen '■ made to resume boring opera--1 tions at the Company's well at Chert- y sey. The sand pump has been cut up - and removed, and the well cleared to 1 the bottom of the four -inch casing (2132 feet). The woa-k will be re- ( sumed with 2 . -inch casing. ■ Sufficient of this size casing will be obtained to reach' 2300 or perhaps 2500 feet. V * The indications of gas and oil make it probable that payable oil will ■ be obtained within this depth. ; About a year ago the dire'ctam ' withdrew 2000 Shares from the Re- ' serve. 972 of these Shares were sold, leaving 1028 Shares still open foa* sale. These 1028 Shares are now offered to Shareholders and others on the following terms. Persons applying for and receiving allotment of these shaffffes '. will, m event of payable oil being obtained, have the privilege of applying for and receiving allotment of an ' equal number of shares at par (£1 per 1 share). I Application may be made tw — l MR J. W. BOWDEN, Seoretary, West St., Ashburton; Or to— MR A. JOYCE, Manager, 6 431 Arcade, Ashburton. BUSINESS NOTICES. . SPECIAL CUT PRICE ON ] .1 MEN'S BOOTS FOR BEST WEAR. { i i \^ This Special Derby Boot has stout Leather Soles, the* real dark tanned land that wear so long; is very comfortably shaped, smart m style, and finished m the most craftsmanlike manner. ■ ( There's isn't a huge line of them, ' but to make them go quickly the price has been cut to 24s 6d Per Pair. That's a long way below current values, but it's our way of doing things — giving qur clients the greatest possible service. Taking it all round, our showing of Men's Footwear is remarkable for high quality and low prices. That's a point we want you to be satisfied on — that's why we ask you to drop m and see what's doing. T. A. BRYANT, GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER, Burnett Street. Telephone 3C6 STUDEBAKER ECONOMY LIGHT SIX. TWENTY-EIGHT Miles to the Gallon of Petrol is the wonderful performance of this New 6-Cylin-der Engine. Call and see the silent operation of the Inclined Valves which run m oil. Crank Shaft and Connecting Rods, all machine finished; ensuring perfect balance and freedom from vibration. T. V. FARR, C/o Rule's Garage. 'Phone 202. Box 58, Ashburton. 7 /^LINOuER Cycle Tyres, made m 3 \y Britain, give greater value for 3 Ihe money, more comfort m riding, D greater freedom from punctures, better and longer service. All cycle dealers.