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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 49, Issue 194, 3 June 1929, Page 1

BUSINESS notices. SELDON BROS. RAIN MERCHANTS. District Agents— Home Insurance Lvinpany, Ltd. (Fire and Marine). Also, —Agents for the Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. All Classes of Accident Business. Stocks of CORNSACES, TWINE, Etc., held by our LYNDHURBT STORE. MURDOCH BRUCE, £j.RAIN AND SEJED MERCHANT, West Street, Ashburton. I have in Stock for Autumn Sowing—Last season’s Algerian Oats. Also, Cartons, Duns, and Danish Oats. Machine Dressed Perennial, Italian, Western Wolths, White Clover, Cowgrass, and Cocksfoot. Full Stocks of Corn Sacks and Twine and Manures on hand. Agent for: Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd. P.O. Box No. 4. Telephone 353. SPECIAL SOAP OFFER. WHY BOTHER MAKING SOAP? OWING to the trade war continuing among the Soap Manufacturers we are still able to exchange Good Quality Almond-Scented Soap for Fat. Seize this offer while it lasts. HENRY McELREA, Wool Store, Havelock Street. LET “THE BOOKSHOP” HELP YOU SELECT A GOOD BOOK FOR FIRESIDE COMPANY. Fresh Supplies of Well-known Titles.

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