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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 23, 8 November 1935, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. W 'ANTED—Youth for Farm, Cow-boy-Rouseabout. Address at Guardian Office. WANTED— Young Girl to assist with Housework. Address at Guardian Office. WANTED Position Capable Housekeeper, town or country. —Apply “X.Y.Z.,” Guardian Office. W ANTED —Position by Thoroughly Experienced 6-Horse good with horses. Good team preferred.—Apply Guardian Office. LOST AND FOUND. LOST— Gauntlet Fringed Glove, Cr. West Belt and Alford Forest itoad .Apply Guardian Office. LOST —Jersey Heifer, in milk, from Show Grounds. Butterick, ’Phone 333 M. LOST, ,on Showgrounds Lady’s Brown Handbag, containing Small Sum of Money and Pocket Knife. Finder please return to Guardian Office. Reward. TAKEN by mistake, from Showgrounds—Lady’s Bicycle. Apply Guardian Office. r OTTLD the Person who took by » f mistake Man’s Navy Blue Belted Coat from the Orange Hall, on ith Inst., return same to the Guardian Office, and receive his own. STRAYED, from Elgin—l Woolly E.L. Ram Hogget ; no visible brand. Reward.—H. D. Butterick. WANTED. FORESTRY BONDS. W E pay highest prices for all issues Perpetual Forests, Australasian Forestry Bondholders’ Trust, also Afforestation Ltd. Shares. When writing state Trust number. FORESTRY BONDS EXCHANGE (N.Z.), LTD., Box 901. Wellington. WANTED to Buy—s or 6-Roomed Bungalow, within Borough, all Conveniences. —Apply “Cash,” Guardian Office. WANTED— Crib at _ Hakatere. Accommodation, 5-6 Adults; three weeks, including Christmas. — Reply “Hakatere,” Guardian Office. ASHBTJRTONIANS Motoring to Christchurch, stop at Upper Riccarton Supply Stores, Church Corner, for Cheaper Groceries, Petrol, etc. G. W. Brown, Proprietor, late of Ashburton. WANTED to Buy—Eggs m any quantity at 8d per dozen cash. Tickets issued with cash, to enable customers to keep records ot tlieii eggs and prices. Crates supplied.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers; ’Phone 188. W ANTED to Buy—Poultry of any description for cash. Note: When dealing with us you are not deprived of 10 per cent, commission on sales. Our buyer will call and collect your Poultry at Top Market Prices toi Cash. ASHBURTON POULTRY FARMERS’ TRADING DEPOT. ’Phone 188. TO LET. TO Let—Grazing for about 3 horses; plenty of water and good shade. —Address at Guardian Office. for sale. For Sale— Bedding Plants, all leading varieties in stock ; also, Tomato, Cauliflower, Cabbage and Lettuce Plants.—Thomas Bros. FOR Sale—Salad Lettuce, 8 and 10 a 1/-. Also, Lettuce and Cabbage Plants, 3 varieties.—Meaclem, 6» Grey Street, near High School. FOR Sale—Over 40 Varieties Bedding Plants, 6d and 9d dozen; Tomato Plants, 9d dozen; Tobacco, Marrow, Pumpkin, and Cucumber Plants—Meaclem, 68 Grey , Street (near High School). SEEDS— For Sale: Flower and Vegetable Seeds; sold by the packet j or in bulk quantities; also, Seed Potatoes, and Garden Manures, etc.— Thomas Bros. NEW Methodist Hymn Books—We invite your attention to the New Books now ready. Clear print; good binding. City prices.—Newton C. Jones, Bookseller, 72 East Street. FISH.— We don’t close our shops when Fish is scarce and dear; we keep going to try to please. Our prices are for fresh fish. —Havelock and Triangle Fish Maris. FISH— Don’t let your intelligence be exploited, we don’t got Fish once or twice a week, wo get it fresh daily. Buy from H. Thompson, ’phones 2655. and 402 M. CHEAP Fuel—Coke 2/6 bag, or 3*a bag, crushed ; delivered. —Gas Company. SAVE your money and protect your health by installing an Atwater Kent Electric Refrigerator this summer.—Buchanan’s Radio and Sales Service, 101 Burnett Street, ORDERS takeh for Purebred White Leghorn Pullets; two to three months old; at prices to meet the times.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers’; ’Phono 188 -JO Dav.s’ Sale—Floral Aprons; were 1 I/-,' now 10)d; Tea Towels, were 1/3; now 101 d.—Mrs Pile, East Street. 10 Days’ Bale—Men’s Heavy Wool Socks; were 1/3, now 1/1; Fuji Bloomers, were 1/3, now 1/. —Mrs Pile.