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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 49, Issue 198, 7 June 1929, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. SELDON BROS. pt RAIN M~E R CHANTS. District Agents— Home Insurance Company, Ltd. (Fire and Marine). Also, —Agents for the Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. All Classes of Accident Business. Stocks of CORNSACKS, TWINE, Etc., held by our LYNDHURST STORE. MURDOCH BRUCE, RAIN AND SEED MERCHANT, West Street, Ashburton. I have in Stock for Autumn Sowing—Last Season's Algerian Oats. Also, Gartons, Duns, and Danish Oats. Machine Dressed Perennial, Italian, Western Worths, 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. LET "THE BOOKSHOP" HELP YOU SELECT A GOOD BOOK FOR FHIESIDE COMPANY. ■

Fresh Supplies of Well-known Titles. "Ordeal," and "The Haven," by Dale Collins—3/6. "The Man of Iron," "The* Just Steward," "The Dop* Doctor," by Richard Dehan—3/6. "Sails of Sunset," and "Scissors," by Cecil Roberts—3/6. "Mr Rowl," "The Flight of The Heron," "The Wounded Name," by D. K. Broster—3/6. "David and Diana," by Cecil Roberts —6/-. "Swan Song," by John Galsworthy —6/-. "Darkened Rooms," by Philip Gibbs —6/--"Blades/' by George Barr McClutcheon— 6/-. "Cotton Glove Country," by Betty Trask—6/-. "Eliza For Common," by O. Douglas—6/-. , , "Berrington," or "Two Hundred Years Ago"—6/-. "Frozen Gold," by Seamark —2/6. "Burning Daylight," by Jack ' London—2/6. "Oliver's Kind Women," "The Street of Adventure," by Philip Gibbs -2/6 each. "The Freelands," "To Let," "Tbe Mnn of Property," "In Chancery," "The Country House," by John Galsworthv —2/6 each. "Raiders of The Deep," by Lowell Thomas, author of "The Sea Devil"—lo/6. "The Sea Devil," fresh supply—lo/6. "The Art of Flving," bv Captain Norman MacM'illan, M.C.A.F.C.—S/6. "The Great White South," by Herbert Ponting; fresh supply—7/6. "LOOK IN THE WINDOW." A. W. HOPKINS, 'PHONE 120. EAST STREET.

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