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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 50, Issue 196, 2 June 1930, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. CHERTSEY HOTEL. BOTTLE STORE. R ING ’Phone 274 D for Quick Delivery. WHISKIES—AII Case Whiskies 12/-, Draught 10/-. BRANDIES—From 10/-. GINS—From 10/-. WINES—From 3/6 Sparkling Wines, Cocktails, etc. ALES and STOUT—Amber 13/6 per dozen ; Ward’s 14/- dozen. Big Assortment of Liquers at 15/-. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS for Case Lots. W. ROBINSON, Proprietor, I have now, for the convenience of my Ashburton Clients, opened an Office at 94 Moore Street, for the placing ol Orders. All Orders left before 3 pun. will be delivered that day. MR LEO. LAFFEY has been appointed my’ Agent. ’Phone No. 780. MOUNT COOK. £3 15s lid. (Week-End Excursions.) rHE quote is from Ashburton vo Ashburton and includes board at he “Hermitage” from Saturday till hiesday. . , , . ~n ~ Winter excursions also to the '*4nte tar, Queenstown; the Chateau, Tonariro National Park and Brents, Roorua. Call for details now! lOUNT COOK TOURIST COY., OF N.Z., LIMITED. Agent: S W. H. AMOS, + Tancred Street, Ashburton. Telephone 90. This is the Age of Specialism, Through it infinitely better work can be done. JOHN R. PROCTER. LTD., THE PREMIER OPTICIANS, Christchurch. Have specialised in optical examinaions for. glasses since 1879. Having itely added diplomed specialists to heir staff and new electrical equipment, are now in a position to give atients still better service. A\ itn heir reputation behind them you are ssured of the best help possible by onsulting them for all your eyesight rouble. \ „ Appointments can be made now foi iext \ isit (June) by ringing up Someret Hotel (480). ,ET “THE BOOKSHOP” HELP YOU SELECT BOOKS INSTRUCTION AND ENTERTAINMENT. “The J. J. Bell Reciter,” 3/6. H“The Best 100 Recitations for Boys nd Girls,” 3/-. „ . . n ■ “Little Recitations lor Little Keciers,” 3/-. . “The Best Short Prose Recitations, •art 1.. humourous; Part 11. dramatic, “Little Plays for Little Actprs,” 2/6. “One Hundred Poems for Girls, 1/-. “One Hundred Poems for Boys, 1 /-• “Popular Dialogues,” 3/-. “Two Hundred Poems for Boys and rirls,” 1/6. . in “Bell’s Standard Elocutionist,” 6/6. “Collected Verse of ‘Banjo’ Patteran.” 9/6. , Verses,” by Henry Lawon, 2/6. “Speeches and Toasts for all Occaions,” 3/-. .. , “Party Games for Young and Old, Occa“Guest Entertainer for all ons,” 3/-. “Indoor Pastimes,” 3/-. “How to Make an Evening Go, ’l/3. “Noveltv Evenings,” by Pearl A. ole 2/6. ‘ „ „ .. “The 50 Best Party Games,” 1/-. THE LATEST FICTION BY WELL-KNOWN AUTHORS. “Squire Goodall,” by W. Riley, 6/-. Susan Outside,” by Shiela MacdouI 6/-. “Rice,” by Louise Jordan iln 6/- “Freckles" Comes Home,” ■ Jean Stratton Porter, 6/-. “Fightg Caravans,” bv Zane Grey, 6/-. Hie Deputy Sheriff,” by Clarence ulford, 6/-. “The Spirit of the West, ’ rhe Constant Enemy,” by Joseph ocking. 3/6 each. “Macleod’s Wife, id “A Maid of the Isles,” by Annie van, 3/6 each. “Wallflowers,” by Jinple Bailey, 2/6. -“The Heart Break arriage,” by Ruby Ayres, 2/6. “Swan mg,” by Galsworthy, 3/6. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS, ’Phone 120. East Street. RUGBY FOOTBALL TESTS. NEW ZEALAND Versus ENGLAND. 'iILBERT’S Match 11. Ball will be JPT used in the coming historic itches. This high-class Ball can be bought at SRCY’S for 27s 6d. . Gilbert’s Schools Union, half size laller, same quality, at 25s 6d. Cheaper Grades, Superior Hide —No. 7s 6d; No. 3,8 s 9d; No. 4,11 s 9d, id No. 5, full size, good quality, 14s 6d id 20s 6d. . Superior Basil Rugby—No. 2ds 3d, m. 3 5s 6d, No. 4 6s. Basket Balls from 12s 6d upwards to e international grade at 23s 6d. Hockey Sticks at all prices to suit l pockets. INSPECTION INVITED: Sundries, Shin and Ankle Guards, eferee Whistles. Boxing Gloves in all qualities from Is 6d (set of four) upwards. ALL THE ABOVE GUARANTEED EW STOCK. H. C. PERCY, ASHBURTON. Powder ,, rappers to Superbus Co., Cliristmrcb and receive free 7/6 silk hose. 4 END 200 IXL Washing } Wri